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A rift between Fedorov and Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi was apparently at the heart of Zelensky's decision.

Polish security services say the aim was to incite ethnic tensions between Poland and Ukraine.

The ex-head of Italy's motorway operator Giovanni Castellucci was handed a 12-year term over the 2018 bridge collapse.

Explosions were heard across Iran overnight, shortly after neighbouring Gulf states began to report attacks.

The air quality in large parts of Michigan, Minneapolis and Minnesota is deemed "hazardous" by authorities.

The same area devastated by floods last year - causing more than 130 deaths, including those at Camp Mystic - is once again being hit.

Argentina face the prospect of disciplinary action from Fifa after their players celebrate the World Cup semi-final win against England with a banner in support of their country's claims to the Falkland Islands.

The good news from Uganda comes as the WHO chief warns the virus in DR Congo is spreading fast.

President Macron said there would be no leniency for arsonists, as France - along with much of Europe - deals with a series of unusual heatwaves.

Eleven people have died and 19 other have suffered injuries in the overnight fire, the authorities say.

Scientists describe "amazing feeling" to look into the face of an animal that so few people knew existed.

Companies are now required to verify a person's identity electronically to curb theft and forgery.

The US Vice-President writes in his new book that a visit to north Wales in 2013 changed his perspective.

The company says it will create "high-tech, high-paying jobs", and raises its total commitment to the US to $265bn.

Neill died in Sydney on Monday, with his family saying his death was 'sudden and unexpected'.

Hegseth says he is authorising hormone screening to ensure US troops "operate at your absolute best".

There is more confidence in Xi Jinping than Donald Trump, the US think tank's survey indicates.

A US Navy Blue Angels jet sent some beach items up in the air as it flew at a low altitude over a crowd in Pensacola Beach, Florida.

The government of Pakistan says it has "no connection whatsoever" with the case of Shabir Ahmed.

Blanche faces a bipartisan grilling as he seeks to assume the role of US attorney general permanently.

The bill would allow assisted dying for terminally ill adults who meet strict criteria.

Civilian casualties are reported in a number of Ukrainian regions, while Kyiv hits 20 Russian vessels in the Black Sea.

The March and March provincial leader died of his injuries in hospital several days after being shot.

Officials say they are suspected of selling "seditious" books which incited "hatred" against authorities.

The defeat triggered opposition calls for Meloni to resign ahead of next year's general election.

Wildfires in Ontario have blanketed US and Canadian cities with dangerous smoke.

BBC Sport explores a bond between two world-class footballers from different generations who appear bound by destiny

The US military targeted an unladen oil tanker which it said was heading for the key Iranian oil terminal on Kharg island.

A former Canadian government nuclear bomb shelter in rural Nova Scotia may soon be home to the country’s first large-scale luxury survival shelter.

Dong Guangping, who has resettled in Canada, recounts his perilous escape from China to South Korea.

Authorities in Indian-administered Kashmir have asked educational institutions to review every book on their premises.

There are currently 838 wildfires actively burning across the country, according to the Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre.

Five episodes of the award-winning children’s cartoon have been released in Australian Indigenous language for the first time.

CN Rail told the BBC that operations were temporarily suspended in the affected area in the province of Ontario.

The symbolic midnight ceremony was followed by large crowds crossing between Gibraltar and Spain without border checks.