France considers retaliatory measures against Algeria for refusing repatriation, while Syria's national dialogue conference yields no tangible results. Both reflect complex political challenges. Read more...

A quick look at news from around the globe: Water shortages in Syria, a crackdown on illegal cigarettes, flooding in Jakarta, and uncovering forgotten Black history in London. Read more...

A compilation of recent legal cases and decisions, including environmental pollution, a military case, a cannibal killer's parole, and a murder trial. Read more...

Former HSBC chief Noel Quinn is the new chair of Julius Baer, while a journalist recounts a brief internship at Vacheron Constantin, exploring the world of luxury watches. Read more...

From freebies at Circle K and guides to classic Porsches, to a powerful promise of transformation and a cold water rescue in Salem, catch up on today's most interesting news. Read more...

Stephen A. Smith comments on his potential 2028 presidential run, while Pete Hegseth doesn't rule out strikes on fentanyl labs in Mexico. Transgender activists also storm the Iowa Capitol. Read more...

Former Vikings player Jack Brewer criticizes Minnesota Governor Tim Walz for his policy on transgender athletes in girls' sports, while a state lawmaker denounces a bill restricting trans athletes. Read more...

From architecture to international relations, Donald Trump's influence continues to shape political discourse in the US and abroad, impacting Europe and the UK's "special relationship." Read more...

A roundup of today's political news, including reflections on Stalin's legacy, updates from the TSE in Brazil, and a murder case in Avon. Read more...

A complex hostage exchange in Gaza and Nauru's drastic measure to sell its nationality due to rising sea levels highlight escalating global political and environmental challenges. Read more...

The UK navigates ambitious climate targets, debates defense spending, considers changes to child benefits, and grapples with single-sex space policies amid rising birthrates in South Korea. Read more...

From UNESCO funding in Bulgaria to heat pump adoption in the UK and privacy concerns in the US, governments worldwide are grappling with critical policy challenges. Read more...

United Utilities CEO admits the company isn't doing enough to stop sewage dumping as a "people's commission" launches an inquiry into the water industry in England and Wales. Read more...

Stay updated on the latest business news: from legal implications of private conversations to major acquisitions in biotech and new housing developments to the future of ecommerce. Read more...

From a security lockdown at a US military base to protests and international agreements, Italy is at the center of several key political events. This article summarizes the latest developments. Read more...

Donald Trump faces backlash over rising prices and shifting international alliances, including tensions with Canada and questions about his stance on Ukraine. Read more...

A fiery exchange erupted between Deputy Minister Francesco Paolo Sisto and Bari Public Prosecutor Roberto Rossi on Telebari, sparking debate over career separation. Pope Francesco's choice of Sister Petrini for the Vatican government is also examined. Read more...

Trump's administration faces internal strife with Musk's department, rolls out new immigration policies including a "golden card" for millionaires, and prompts global reassessments. Read more...

French female farmers grapple with isolation, while initiatives aim to reconcile distributors and producers. Meanwhile, Stellantis and La Poste navigate financial shifts and leadership changes. Real estate shows signs of recovery. Read more...

A look at the week's top sports stories, including Bayern Munich's 125th anniversary, Lázně Kynžvart's European Cup success, and an upcoming Euroleague clash between Madrid and Barcelona. Read more...