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Keir Starmer has announced the government will abolish NHS England, the quango that manages the health service. In a major ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin visited North Korea for the first time in 24 years in June to hold a summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. The North Korean beer will be imported by a ...

FIRST ON FOX: A conservative beer company is pushing back after beer giant Anheuser-Busch filed a trademark claim against it after the company went viral for criticizing Bud Light’s association ...

Vladimir Putin has outlined three conditions that would lead to the withdrawal of his troops from Ukraine. As senior US and Ukrainian officials prepare for talks in Saudi Arabia aimed at ending ...

Vladimir Putin's cronies are urging the Russian leader to unleash a 7,600mph Oreshnik ballistic missile on Ukraine after Kyiv mounted its biggest drone attack on Russia since the war began.

Vladimir Putin has been accused of making extreme demands to end the Ukraine war as Donald Trump's hope of bringing a swift end to the conflict appears on the brink. Western security officials ...

The brutal bombardments cast doubt on whether Vladimir Putin is truly interested in suing for peace after just over three years of fighting that have left hundreds of thousands of soldiers and ...

An ex-NATO boss has revealed the countries he believes Russian President Vladimir Putin will order his troops to invade after Ukraine. Sir Richard Shirreff, the former deputy supreme Allied ...

Vladimir Putin’s army has already suffered 90,000 casualties of soldiers killed or wounded in the bitter war in 2025, with an average of 1,255 losses a day in February. While that has come down ...

“I actually think [Putin is] doing what anybody else would do,” Trump told reporters at the White House Friday afternoon. “He wants to get it ended.” This week, the Trump administration ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin has repeatedly ruled out a temporary break in hostilities, saying it would only benefit Ukraine and its Western allies by letting them replenish their arsenals.