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ECOWAS mourns former Commission President James Victor Gbeho

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The ECOWAS Commission has expressed condolences on the death of former Commission President Ambassador James Victor Gbeho, describing his passing as a major loss to Ghana, West Africa, and the international diplomatic community. Gbeho served as ECOWAS Commission President from February 2010 to March 2012 and held several high-profile positions including Ghana's Foreign Minister and UN Ambassador.

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Politics

  1. ECOWAS mourns former Commission President James Victor Gbeho

    The ECOWAS Commission has expressed condolences on the death of former Commission President Ambassador James Victor Gbeho, describing his passing as a major loss to Ghana, West Africa, and the international diplomatic community. Gbeho served as ECOWAS Commission President from February 2010 to March 2012 and held several high-profile positions including Ghana's Foreign Minister and UN Ambassador.

    8 hours ago · Joy Online →

  2. RISE-Ghana calls for DACF administrative cap increase to 10%

    RISE-Ghana has urged MMDAs to raise their District Assemblies Common Fund (DACF) administrative expenditure cap from 5% to 10%, arguing that the current limit undermines local governance and contributes to recurring financial irregularities reported by the Auditor-General.

    4 hours ago · Joy Online →

  3. Sky Train trial: defence claims Covid-19 caused $2m loss

    Lawyers for former GIIF CEO Solomon Asamoah and former Board Chairman Prof. Christopher Ameyaw-Akumfi have told the High Court that the alleged $2 million loss in the Sky Train deal was caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, not criminal wrongdoing. They filed a submission of no case after the prosecution closed its case following testimony that the GIIF Board did not approve the project funding.

    5 hours ago · Joy Online →

  4. Mahama cuts 124 appointees, but compensation bill more than doubles

    President Mahama's Presidency had 124 fewer political appointees in 2025 than the Akufo-Addo administration in 2023, but the Office of the President's compensation bill is projected to rise from ¢100 million in 2025 to ¢248 million in 2026. The Presidency submitted its 2025 staffing report showing 233 total political appointees comprising 4 Ministers of State, 39 Senior Presidential Staffers, and 190 junior political appointees.

    6 hours ago · Joy Online →

  5. Suaman MP calls NPP to unite behind Bawumia for 2028

    Frederick Addy, Suaman MP, has urged NPP members to rally behind Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, the party's flagbearer, to secure victory in the 2028 general election. Addy stressed that party unity at all levels is necessary to return the NPP to power.

    7 hours ago · Joy Online →

  6. Government plans Auditors' Court to address public sector audit breaches

    Finance Minister Dr Cassiel Ato Forson announced plans to establish an "Auditors' Court" to prosecute audit offences and strengthen accountability in the public sector. The mechanism is intended to improve oversight of internal auditors, boost compliance with financial regulations, and enhance public scrutiny of how state institutions manage resources.

    7 hours ago · Joy Online →

  7. Finance Minister calls for stronger public sector internal audits

    Finance Minister Dr Cassiel Ato Forson expressed concern about waste in the public sector and called for a stronger internal audit system to protect public resources and improve financial discipline, citing weaknesses in accountability structures that result in significant taxpayer losses.

    7 hours ago · Joy Online →

  8. Finance Ministry inaugurates Internal Audit Agency board for reforms

    The Finance Ministry has inaugurated a nine-member Governing Board for the Internal Audit Agency to strengthen public financial management and reduce audit infractions in the public sector. The board will oversee reforms including a review of the Internal Audit Agency Act, 2003, and implement measures to enhance compliance, risk management, and value-for-money auditing.

    7 hours ago · Joy Online →

Business

  1. China regulator summons Walmart executive over food safety

    China's market regulator has summoned a Walmart China executive to discuss food safety issues detected at Sam's Club. The regulator required the U.S. retailer to prevent food safety risks throughout its supply chain and safeguard public dietary safety.

    7 hours ago · Joy Online →

  2. Ghana Lotto Operators Association defends PLO contributions

    The Ghana Lotto Operators Association (GLOA) has defended the 29 licensed Private Lotto Operators' contribution to the National Lottery Authority, arguing that comparisons with KGL Technology Limited's GH¢173 million reported payment against private operators' combined GH¢44.9 million in 2025 licence fees misrepresent the industry by ignoring different operating conditions and the broader economic impact of PLOs.

    10 hours ago · Business & Financial Times →

  3. GNPC staff refurbish kindergarten as 40th anniversary project

    Staff of the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation have handed over a fully refurbished four-unit kindergarten classroom block to Republic Road Nursery School in Tema as part of the Corporation's 40th anniversary activities. The project, funded and executed entirely by GNPC staff as a personal initiative, included new ceilings, tiled floors, washroom facilities, and furniture made from recycled plastic materials.

    10 hours ago · Business & Financial Times →

  4. Italy-Ghana water tech workshop scheduled for July 2026 in Accra

    The Italian Trade Agency, in collaboration with BolognaFiere and Accadueo, will host a two-day Italy-Ghana Water Technology workshop in Accra on July 8–9, 2026, bringing leading Italian water treatment, wastewater management, and filtration firms to showcase innovations and foster business partnerships with Ghanaian stakeholders.

    3 hours ago · Joy Online →

  5. Fuel prices to fall sharply from June 16 amid global oil declines

    Petrol, diesel, and LPG prices are projected to drop significantly during the second pricing window of June, with petrol expected to fall by up to 9.31% to around GH¢14.72 per litre. The decline is attributed to falling global oil prices, though cedi depreciation has limited the extent of the cuts.

    6 hours ago · Joy Online →

  6. Bank of Ghana extends money transfer operator registration to 2026

    The Bank of Ghana has extended the registration deadline for International Money Transfer Operators (IMTOs) to July 31, 2026, warning that unregistered operators will be barred from operating in the country and any partnerships between unregistered operators and financial institutions will be cancelled after that date.

    6 hours ago · Joy Online →

  7. Esiama market complex to serve as Ellembelle commercial hub

    Ghana's Minister of Lands and Natural Resources says the GH¢9 million Esiama market complex, funded from Ghana National Gas Company Limited royalties, will become Ellembelle District's commercial hub when completed in September 2026, decongesting traders and operators from the main highway and reducing traffic and accident risks. The project, about 80% complete, will include 76 stores, a car park, security post, and sheds.

    6 hours ago · Joy Online →

  8. Wenchi 24-Hour Market construction reaches twenty percent completion

    Construction on the 24-Hour Market project in Wenchi Municipality's Bono Region is progressing, with about 20 percent of works completed within two months, according to the site engineer. The project will include lockable stores, police and fire service posts, a clinic, warehouses, livestock market, trading spaces, and bus terminal, among other facilities.

    7 hours ago · Joy Online →

  9. GOIL PLC reports 7% net profit growth despite lower 2025 revenue

    GOIL PLC posted a strong 2025 performance with net profit after tax rising 7.05 per cent to GH¢90.67 million, although revenue declined from GH¢20.36 billion in 2024 to GH¢18.55 billion in 2025 due to market conditions and crude oil price volatility. The Company achieved improved profitability through cost optimisation and operational efficiency.

    3 hours ago · The Ghanaian Times →

  10. Bank of Ghana orders halt to unauthorised crypto platform services

    The Bank of Ghana has directed all regulated financial institutions to discontinue support for unauthorised foreign currency wallet services offered by some cryptocurrency platforms to users in Ghana. The BoG said those platforms have not been authorised to undertake such activities and institutions that support them risk supervisory and enforcement sanctions.

    3 hours ago · The Ghanaian Times →

  11. Ghana lotto operators defend their role in economy

    The Ghana Lotto Operators Association has defended licensed Private Lotto Operators' contributions to the economy, arguing that recent comparisons between their GH¢44.9 million licence fees and KGL Technology Limited's reported GH¢173 million contribution present a misleading picture because the two entities operate under different conditions, with KGL enjoying exclusive access to a dedicated USSD platform.

    4 hours ago · The Ghanaian Times →

  12. Ghana Stock Exchange gains 52.84% year-to-date in May

    The Ghana Stock Exchange's market capitalisation rose to GH¢262.95billion in May with a year-to-date gain of 52.84 percent, driven by declining inflation, lower interest rates, and increasing investor participation in equities.

    7 hours ago · Business & Financial Times →

Mining & Energy

  1. Global Ore announces Abosso-Bompieso mining project to Wassa Fiase

    Benso Global (Ghana) Ore Industries Limited has announced its Abosso-Bompieso mining project to the Wassa Fiase Paramountcy, having acquired a 17-year mining lease in December 2024. The company plans to establish a modern processing facility with crushing, milling, leaching, and gold recovery systems, alongside a tailings storage facility.

    8 hours ago · Business & Financial Times →

  2. Global Ore receives approval for Aboso-Bompieso mine operations

    Global (Ghana) Ore Industries Ltd has received official approval to operate the Aboso-Bompieso Mine as a large-scale mining company in the Prestea Huni Valley Municipality of the Western Region, following a lease transfer from Adudanfed Company Limited on 3 January 2025. The company pledges to create employment opportunities and pursue infrastructure development and local content participation in the host communities.

    4 hours ago · Joy Online →

  3. Angela List elected First Vice President of Ghana Chamber of Mines

    Angela List, founder and CEO of Nguvu Mining Limited, has been elected First Vice President of the Ghana Chamber of Mines at its annual general meeting in Accra. List pledged to draw on her 25 years of mining industry experience to help maximise the country's mineral wealth and promote greater female participation in the sector.

    3 hours ago · The Ghanaian Times →

Agriculture & Land

  1. Ghana announces cocoa sector reforms to strengthen farmer incomes

    In February 2026, Ghana's government announced comprehensive cocoa sector reforms including a producer price adjustment mechanism guaranteeing farmers a minimum of 70 per cent of the gross FOB price, a shift to domestic cedi-denominated financing, a mandate to process at least 50 per cent of cocoa locally from the 2026/27 season, and COCOBOD balance sheet restructuring.

    4 hours ago · Joy Online →

  2. Farmers demand urgent release of fertiliser subsidy funds

    Farmers across multiple communities are appealing to the government to urgently release funds for the fertiliser subsidy programme, warning that delays could cause severe financial distress. Many say they have not benefited from the subsidy since 2025 and are forced to buy fertilisers at high market prices or abandon their farms, affecting crop production and raising food security concerns.

    4 hours ago · The Ghanaian Times →

  3. NAFCO recruits 45 firms to buy excess maize and rice

    The National Food Buffer Stock Company has registered 45 Licensed Buying Companies to purchase maize and rice from farmers as part of efforts to address a current grain glut. The government is also implementing direct purchasing, processing, and storage interventions under the Feed Ghana programme, while strengthening food systems infrastructure through warehouse refurbishment and equipment procurement.

    4 hours ago · The Ghanaian Times →

  4. Delayed fertilizer subsidies threaten Ghana's food production

    Ghana's farmers are struggling to access subsidized fertilizers due to programme delays, forcing many to buy expensive market alternatives. The shortage is affecting crop development across farming hubs and threatens lower yields, higher food prices, and worsening rural poverty.

    7 hours ago · Business & Financial Times →

Society

  1. Mother with infant detained at Accra airport, bail denied

    A Ghanaian mother and her infant baby were arrested upon arrival at Accra International Airport following repatriation from South Africa, according to lawyer Oliver Barker-Vormawor. The woman was the subject of an outstanding bench warrant issued in her absence over a money-related dispute and was arraigned before Dansoman Circuit Court, where her bail application was refused.

    8 hours ago · Joy Online →

  2. OnlyFans agents threaten creators, take half earnings, BBC reports

    BBC investigation into OnlyFans managers (OFMs) finds they exploit and threaten creators after promising to boost earnings. One creator reported being threatened, attacked at home, and controlled by her agency; the BBC spoke to 60 UK creators and infiltrated a 24,000-member Telegram group of agents.

    4 hours ago · Joy Online →

  3. Vehicle pollution second-leading death risk factor in Ghana

    Air pollution, driven largely by vehicle emissions, is now Ghana's second-leading risk factor for death after high blood pressure. The WHO, UNICEF, and State of Global Air report estimate air pollution causes between 28,000 and 32,000 deaths annually—about 14 percent of all deaths in Ghana—with PM2.5 pollution from vehicles contributing to approximately 2,800 deaths yearly in Greater Accra alone.

    6 hours ago · Joy Online →

  4. Ghana National Fire Service expands fire safety education in Eastern Region

    The Ghana National Fire Service has intensified public education and fire prevention campaigns across communities in the Eastern Region, with fire safety officers engaging fuel and gas station attendants on best practices and residents on safe driving, vehicle maintenance, and electrical safety.

    6 hours ago · Joy Online →

  5. Lordina Foundation screens retirees in seventh health drive

    The Lordina Foundation held its seventh quarterly health screening for the Retired Ministers and Spouses Association of the Assemblies of God Church, providing free general health consultation, counselling, prescriptions and medications to more than 160 retirees in Greater Accra East and West regions. Beneficiaries received treatment for conditions including abnormal blood pressure, Hepatitis B, and prostate conditions, along with bags of rice and a cash gift.

    6 hours ago · Joy Online →

  6. Sogakope residents protest ECG overbilling and poor service

    Over 200 residents of Sogakope in the Volta Region protested at the district office of the Electricity Company of Ghana on Friday over alleged overbilling, estimated billing practices, and poor customer service. The demonstrators cited unexplained bills, inaccurate meter readings, delays in complaint resolution, and unfair disconnection practices.

    6 hours ago · Joy Online →

  7. Two killed, several injured in Ho road crash

    Two people died in a collision between a Hyundai Mighty truck and a Bajaj rickshaw at the Civic Centre traffic lights in Ho on Saturday, June 13. Several others were injured and are receiving treatment at Ho Municipal Hospital and Ho Teaching Hospital.

    7 hours ago · Joy Online →

  8. Ghana faces blood supply shortfall; health minister pledges support

    The Health Minister says Ghana needs 300,000 units of blood annually but collected only 200,000 units last year, creating a significant deficit. The government plans to support the National Blood Service with equipment for screening, processing, and storage at regional blood centres to address the shortage.

    3 hours ago · The Ghanaian Times →

  9. Three chiefs claim disputed galamsey land at Jinijini

    Tension is mounting at Jinijini in the Sunyani Municipality over a piece of land claimed by three chiefs, with armed illegal miners forcefully occupying farmlands there. The chiefs of Sunyani, Atronie and Wamfie have called for immediate security intervention against the galamsey operators.

    4 hours ago · The Ghanaian Times →

  10. Flooding poses disease outbreak risk, GAPHTO warns

    The President of the Ghana Association of Public Health Technical Officers has warned of heightened risk of disease outbreaks if urgent preventive measures are not taken following flooding. He cited Ghana's history of floods being followed by communicable diseases including cholera, typhoid, acute diarrhoeal infections, dysentery and malaria, linked to contaminated water, poor sanitation, overcrowding and increased mosquito breeding.

    4 hours ago · The Ghanaian Times →

  11. Second Jamila Forum calls women to lead Africa's development

    The Jamila International Women's Forum held in Accra urged women to take leadership roles in governance, business, and social transformation. Traditional authorities and government officials said gender equality is a prerequisite for economic resilience and nation-building.

    4 hours ago · The Ghanaian Times →

Culture

  1. Global Media Alliance partners UniMAC for PR Day Festival

    Global Media Alliance has partnered with the University of Media, Arts and Communication's Public Relations Department to host the World PR Day Festival 2026, including The PR Dialogue event on July 16, 2026, and a jointly curated PR Arts Exhibition exploring traditional African communication systems and practices.

    11 hours ago · Business & Financial Times →

  2. Shatta Wale launches GH¢100 SM Gold Card membership

    Dancehall artist Shatta Wale has introduced a digital SM Gold Card membership programme requiring fans to register through an online portal and pay GH¢100 to access verified global database status and premium services. The initiative aims to formalize his Shatta Movement fanbase with structured data to support corporate partnerships and humanitarian projects.

    3 hours ago · The Chronicle →

  3. Ghanaian artist itz Tiffany teases upcoming single "Money"

    Award-winning Ghanaian artist itz Tiffany has released a teaser for her upcoming single and music video "Money," set for release on June 17, featuring her in luxury settings with a bold statement about financial independence that fans anticipate will become a ladies' anthem.

    3 hours ago · The Chronicle →

  4. Centre for National Culture opens annual student drama festival

    The Centre for National Culture in Greater Accra has started its annual Student Drama Festival, bringing together senior high schools from the region to perform "Verdict of the Cobra" by Dr. Mohammed Ben Abdallah. The week-long competition aims to identify the best drama club to represent Greater Accra at the national level.

    3 hours ago · The Chronicle →

Sport

  1. Southgate declines World Cup pundit role to avoid distracting England

    Former England manager Gareth Southgate says he turned down work as a World Cup pundit because he did not think it would be "helpful" to the national team's chances. Southgate, who resigned after England lost the Euro 2024 final to Spain, said he wanted to "keep out of the way" to avoid any misconstrued comments being thrown at the team at press conferences.

    11 hours ago · Joy Online →

  2. Amad Diallo's late winner gives Ivory Coast World Cup victory

    Manchester United winger Amad Diallo scored in the 90th minute to give Ivory Coast a 1-0 win over Ecuador in their World Cup opener in Philadelphia. The victory marks Ivory Coast's return to the World Cup after 12 years and gives them a chance to qualify from Group E.

    9 hours ago · Joy Online →

  3. Thirteen World Cup nations reject Ceferin's "uninteresting" matches claim

    UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin faced criticism from 13 World Cup nations—including Ghana, Senegal, Ivory Coast, and South Africa—after reportedly stating that expanding the tournament from 32 to 48 teams has led to many "uninteresting" matches. The football associations rejected his comments, saying that for their countries, World Cup participation represents a historic achievement and there is no such thing as an unimportant match.

    11 hours ago · Joy Online →

  4. World Cup reveals how modern nationality transcends birthplace

    The FIFA World Cup demonstrates that players often carry multiple identities—born in one country, with parents from another, raised in a third, and representing a fourth—showing that nationality is shaped by heritage, family history, culture, opportunity and personal conviction rather than birthplace alone. Examples include France's 2018 World Cup-winning squad, whose stars such as Kylian Mbappé, Paul Pogba and N'Golo Kanté have roots in African countries but are celebrated as heroes of the republic.

    5 hours ago · Joy Online →

  5. Ghana drawn with England, Croatia, Panama in World Cup 2026

    Ghana has been drawn into Group L for the 2026 World Cup alongside England, Croatia, and Panama. Asamoah Gyan, who scored Ghana's first-ever World Cup goal in 2006 and holds the record for most World Cup goals by an African player with six, will attend the tournament as Ghana's official ambassador.

    5 hours ago · Joy Online →

  6. Black Stars depart Rhode Island for Toronto before Panama match

    Ghana's national football team is leaving Rhode Island for Toronto on Monday to prepare for its opening 2026 FIFA World Cup match against Panama on Wednesday, June 17 at BMO Field, with a final training session scheduled for Tuesday.

    7 hours ago · Joy Online →

  7. Sweden defeats Tunisia in opening World Cup match

    Sweden thrashed Tunisia in their opening World Cup match in Monterrey, with Alexander Isak and Viktor Gyokeres starring in the victory. Yasin Ayari scored twice, including Sweden's opening goal after seven minutes, while substitute Mattias Svanberg scored the fastest goal by a substitute in World Cup history just 12 seconds after coming on.

    7 hours ago · Joy Online →

  8. Brazil draws 1-1 with Morocco in World Cup 2026 opener

    Brazil and Morocco drew 1-1 in a Group C World Cup match in New Jersey, with Ismael Saibari giving Morocco a 21st-minute lead before Vinicius Junior equalised. Brazil, chasing a record sixth World Cup title with manager Carlo Ancelotti, started the tournament without injured all-time record goalscorer Neymar.

    3 hours ago · The Chronicle →

Tourism & Environment

  1. EPA engages basic schools in tree-planting and environmental education

    The Central Regional Office of the Environmental Protection Authority has intensified environmental education in basic schools to encourage pupils to adopt good environmental habits and participate in tree-planting activities to address climate change. The Authority says fostering environmental values early helps create a generation committed to protecting environmental resources.

    3 hours ago · The Chronicle →

World & Region

  1. FIFA, Uruguay clash over World Cup travel delay in Miami

    Uruguay's national team experienced a travel delay from Cancun to Miami on the eve of their World Cup 2026 match against Saudi Arabia due to an airline permitting error. FIFA blamed the airline for paperwork issues preventing the aircraft's clearance to fly, while the Uruguayan FA blamed FIFA for the disruption.

    8 hours ago · Joy Online →

  2. Global leaders welcome US-Iran peace agreement and ceasefire

    U.S. and Iranian officials announced a deal to end their war, halt the U.S. blockade of Iran, and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Global leaders including the UN Secretary-General, European nations, and Australia have welcomed the agreement, with emphasis on nuclear non-proliferation and freedom of navigation.

    8 hours ago · Joy Online →

  3. UK Prime Minister Starmer announces ban on under-16s social media

    UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has announced that under-16s will be banned from social media, citing concerns that platforms make children unhappy, enable bullying and abuse, are designed to be addictive, and interfere with activities essential to child development such as homework, reading, playing, and sleep.

    4 hours ago · Joy Online →

  4. Mexican man apologizes for racist gesture at World Cup match

    A Mexican man was caught on video making a slanted-eyes pose toward a South Korean content creator during a World Cup match in Guadalajara; after the clip went viral online with over 65,000 comments and 120,000 shares, he apologized and was removed from his position as president of a Mexican engineering guild.

    4 hours ago · Joy Online →

  5. US musician Oliver Tree dies in Brazil helicopter collision

    US alt-pop musician Oliver Tree, 32, died in a helicopter collision over Rio de Janeiro on Sunday along with five others, including Argentine content creator Gaspi. Tree was on a world tour at the time of the crash, which saw one helicopter fall onto a car park, igniting around 20 vehicles.

    4 hours ago · Joy Online →

  6. Norwegian crown princess' son convicted of rape, sentenced to four years

    Marius Borg Høiby, 29-year-old son of Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit, has been found guilty of two counts of rape and sentenced to four years in prison by Oslo District Court. The court cleared him of two other rape counts but convicted him of numerous other offences.

    4 hours ago · Joy Online →

  7. DRC Ebola cases rise to 782, two new health zones affected

    Democratic Republic of Congo confirmed 782 Ebola cases, including 181 deaths, after 72 new cases were documented in 24 hours. The outbreak, confined to three eastern provinces, has spread to two new health zones for the first time.

    7 hours ago · Joy Online →

  8. US deports Iranian pro-democracy activist to Central African Republic

    The United States deported an Iranian pro-democracy activist to the Central African Republic, according to her lawyer, who described the transfer as "super dangerous" because the activist has no connection to the country. The Iranian American Legal Defence Fund had warned that three Iranian women fleeing persecution faced deportation risk.

    7 hours ago · Joy Online →

  9. French singer Patrick Bruel placed under investigation for rape

    Patrick Bruel, a 67-year-old French singer and actor, has been placed under judicial investigation on counts of rape, attempted rape, sexual assault and harassment after two days in custody. Bruel has consistently denied the charges; being placed under investigation means an examining magistrate will review the case more closely, with most such procedures resulting in trial.

    3 hours ago · The Chronicle →

  10. Tourist train overturns, injures 17 in Spanish city

    A tourist train wagon overturned in Cártama, Spain on Saturday evening, injuring 17 people, four of whom were evacuated to hospital including three children. The accident occurred during an annual tapas festival event and the cause remains unknown.

    3 hours ago · The Chronicle →

  11. Swiss voters reject population cap proposal in referendum

    Swiss voters have rejected a proposal to cap the country's population at 10 million, with early projections showing 55% voting against it. The right-wing Swiss People's Party backed the measure, which risked jeopardizing Switzerland's free movement agreement with the European Union.

    3 hours ago · The Chronicle →

  12. Romanian president nominates Liberal politician as prime minister

    Romanian President Nicusor Dan has nominated Adrian Vestea, a National Liberal Party member and former mayor, as prime minister to form a new government after the previous nominee withdrew. Vestea, 52, is the county council president of Brasov and a former development minister, and said he aims to lead a political government focused on reforms and keeping Romania on a pro-Western path.

    3 hours ago · The Chronicle →

  13. UK forces seize Russian shadow-fleet tanker in English Channel

    British forces have seized the Russian oil tanker Smyrtos, which was sailing under a Cameroon flag and attempting to transit the English Channel. Prime Minister Keir Starmer said the operation "delivers yet another blow to Russia" and hampers funding for Russia's war in Ukraine.

    3 hours ago · The Chronicle →

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