Climate
Spain: More than 95 deaths, floods and total disaster after climate phenomenon
The European country will allocate 250 million in aid for the catastrophe and 6,000 euros for each affected person, the authorities said
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Kremlin denies rumor Putin is seriously ill
"You know, President Putin appears in public every day," the official stressed
Business
European Union agrees to ban most Russian oil imports
The ban only targets Russian oil brought by sea and has a temporary exemption for pipeline imports
Sports
Paris in chaos after Champions League final: fans attacked by thieves
Real Madrid and Liverpool fans went through a nightmare at the end of the match, but in France, the government justified the riots by fake tickets
Entertainment
Mona Lisa gets caked by a disguised young man in a wheelchair
The protective glass ensured that Da Vinci's famous work was not damaged. Here's what happened
Politics
Lavrov: Donbas is an 'unconditional priority' for Moscow
"The liberation of the Donetsk and Luhansk regions, recognised by the Russian Federation as independent states, is an unconditional priority," Lavrov said
Politics
Ukrainian volunteer fighters in east were 'living on one potato a day' in sobering account of invasion
In a glimpse of Ukrainian struggles on the front line, Ukrainian civilian volunteers fighting Russian forces in the country’s east say they feel abandoned by their superiors and are struggling to survive
Politics
'We have to buy everything ourselves,' say under-equipped Russian soldiers fighting in Ukraine
Russian soldiers headed to Ukraine have had to buy equipment with their own money, including boots, body armor and first aid-equipment
Entertainment
Kevin Spacey charged in U.K. with sexual assault against 3 men
The 62-year-old Hollywood veteran was also charged with one count of “causing a person to engage in penetrative sexual activity without consent” related to one alleged incident in Aug. 2008, said the Crown Prosecution Service
Politics
Ukraine's richest man says he's suing Putin for damages
"We will definitely sue Russia and demand proper compensation for all losses and lost business," Akhmetov said
Business
Russia advances law to nationalize foreign companies that try to exit
The law – which passed in the lower house of parliament – gives Russian authorities sweeping powers to intervene when foreign companies threaten local jobs or industries by contemplating a pull out
