UN biodiversity talks resume in Rome after unresolved issues at Cop16 in Cali. Concerns linger about trust and participation in the crucial meeting aimed at halting nature loss by 2030. Read more...

NITDA trains civil servants in IT, while Mini faces design critiques despite strong engine performance. A look at tech empowerment and automotive evolution. Read more...

A diverse entertainment update covering the NYT Connections game, Richard Russell's new album exploring loss, and jazz drummer Billy Hart's latest release. Read more...

Stock market sees mixed results for several ETFs and companies. Plus, language skills impact job prospects abroad, and one man's Land Rover investment pays off. Read more...

A roundup of the latest health news, covering vitamin subscriptions, mental health in the workplace, eating disorders, and a sexual assault case at Mass General Hospital. Read more...

Haiti faces a massive displacement crisis due to gang violence, while the oldest Holocaust survivor in New York passes away at 113. UN agencies warn of escalating brutality. Read more...

This week's health news covers why hangovers worsen with age, a simple change for better sleep, a rare medical case, and controversy among cat owners in Kashmir. 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...

A roundup of new development projects across the UK, including housing, regeneration of former sites, and alternative retail options focusing on health and quality. Read more...

The entertainment world mourns the loss of Chris Jasper, of the Isley Brothers, and The Repair Shop sees a guest overcome with emotion during a till restoration. 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...

Cinema students in Damascus are calling for administrative reforms, while the renowned singer and activist Qasem Jamous, known as Sada Hawran, tragically died in a car accident. Read more...

A quick look at business headlines: Baytex Energy's cost decline, Old Navy's jeans sale, Monaco's pricey real estate, and high-yield stock predictions. Read more...

Stellantis navigates a complex landscape with executive departures, a significant drop in profits, and supply chain issues, while a former Google executive embraces the startup world. Read more...

The 50th César Ceremony kicks off amidst anticipation, while a Nice museum faces renovation delays. Plus, discover the rising stars of French cinema. Read more...

This week in tech: A French tech entrepreneur faces embezzlement charges, supermarkets get smarter shopping carts, and a student invents an anti-theft device with a unique scent. Read more...

A look at the shifting sands of German politics, from youth voter trends and infrastructure projects to scandals involving party donations and the Bundestag administration. Read more...

This week's science roundup includes dark matter research, genetically engineered woolly mice, early salamander sightings, and a life-altering family tree revelation. Read more...

A drugged man threatening police in Košice was shot, while in another case, a court recognized a claim for compensation after a COVID vaccination, marking a significant legal breakthrough. 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...