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At 102 years old, Brigadier (Retired) Les Wright MBE would have been confident he had all the medals he’d earned over a lengthy military career. But it turns out he was entitled to one more.

On the occasion of May Day 2024, it is imperative to say that 42% of Namibians are undernourished while there has been a 32% increase in (…)

Six months after the Dutch general election, three far-right parties together with the Liberals (VVD) of incumbent Prime Minister Mark Rutte have agreed on forming the most right-wing Dutch government since the Second World War.

The mark of a confident individual or nation lies in the ability to see the world on their own terms and with their cultural frame of reference

Ukraines president Volodymyr Zelenskys five-year term as president is up, but the country will not be holding elections

In approximately 2 weeks, the European elections will take place. For people and workers, the European Union (EU) is at the heart of a deep crisis and their divorce from it is largely complete.

A BLUE plaque has been unveiled in Benson to commemorate the life of one of the “Spitfire Girls” of the Second World War. Freydis Sharland was a pil...

It is a special kind of irony to observe faculty and students use their freedom for the sake of a movement that would crush it in one day.

An enduring fascination with mid-century modern design means interest in Fat Lava pottery is heating up

The 80th anniversary of the D-Day landings is being celebrated in Sandy.