The US is expected to keep 100,000 troops stationed in Europe for the foreseeable future unless Russia escalates and threatens Sweden and Finland or NATO members, according to multiple US officials.

A crime network which used young women to trick lonely men into handing over more than €1m (£848,000) in savings has been busted in an international police sting.

Meeting comes as US President Joe Biden began his first visit to Asia in push to show commitment to the region.

Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Mark Milley spoke with his Russian counterpart for the first time since Russia launched its war in Ukraine.

Micheál Martin visits Belfast to try to break deadlock over DUP’s opposition to Brexit protocol Today’s politics news – live updates Ireland’s taoiseach has said it is unacceptable for one party in Northern Ireland to block others from taking power, as he visited Belfast to try to break the deadlock over the Brexit protocol and power-sharing at Stormont. After meetings with party leaders, Micheál…

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Two people are dead and another eight wounded following a shooting near a fast food restaurant in Chicago that sent bystanders scattering, authorities said.

A senior U.S. diplomat urged London and Brussels to discreetly resolve their disputes, citing the need to unify the West behind Ukraine amid Russia’s onslaught.

The lawyer for a Russian soldier who is the first to go on trial for an alleged war crime in Ukraine has asked a Kyiv court to acquit his client