A roundup of recent news from Italy, covering a corruption scandal, climate spending shortcomings, the Pope's health, and recognition of civilian heroes. Read more...

Dolly Parton announces the passing of her husband, Carl Dean, after 60 years of marriage. Plus, a documentary hints at secret tapes from the Fox Hollow serial killer. Read more...

A Czech minister promises aid for horse breeding amid indifference, while a court in Malaysia rejects a land claim, and a Czech lawyer is freed after wrongful imprisonment. Read more...

Discover budget-friendly spiritual destinations for 2025 and the Edinburgh hotel hilariously nicknamed the "poop emoji" that won Scottish Hotel of the Year. Read more...

Illegal mining in Venezuela & Jeff Bezos' editorial changes at the Washington Post spark debate. From environmental concerns to free expression, key issues are examined. Read more...

Experts warn that young British men are increasingly idolizing US mass shooters, exploiting gaps in UK terrorism laws. The case of Nicholas Prosper, who murdered his family, highlights these concerns. Read more...

As the war in Ukraine continues, the need to prioritize the human element in peace negotiations becomes ever more critical. Personal stories of loss and resilience highlight the urgent need for a just and lasting resolution. Read more...

A roundup of key news from Brazil: Lula's BRICS stance, FGTS withdrawals for workers, big tech's role in political polarization, and more. Read more...

Boston grapples with rising crime and a police shooting at Chick-fil-A, while leaders address the "mini Mass. and Cass" situation and Mayor Wu commemorates the Boston Massacre. Read more...

A roundup of recent political news including a South Carolina state of emergency due to wildfires, a lawsuit against NY Gov. Hochul, and a directive from Defense Secretary Hegseth. Read more...

Social Security faces potential reforms and layoffs, raising concerns about its future. Experts warn of drastic measures as governments explore various cost-cutting strategies. Read more...

A look at Japan's diverse entertainment landscape, from the revival of listening lounges to controversies surrounding historical accuracy in video games and legal troubles for film producers. Read more...

Europe looks to reduce reliance on US support amid the Ukraine crisis, while a parade shooter shocks the court. Plus, insights on journalism in Latin America. Read more...

Pascal Praud vehemently criticized Jean-Michel Aphatie's Algeria comments. Frédéric Taddeï is set to direct 'Marianne', distancing it from opinion journalism. Read more...

A quick look at some of the top stories making headlines around the world, including a city in crisis, a horrific crime, a look into nuclear stockpiles, and a discussion of justice. Read more...

From London's illuminated Piccadilly Circus to Indonesian festivities, Ramadan is celebrated worldwide. However, the holy month also brings debates on artistic freedom and censorship in the Arab world. Read more...

Thailand faces tourism challenges from illegal rentals and disrespectful tourists while also striving for sustainable, high-value growth, including a new vision unveiled at ITB Berlin 2025. Read more...

Tesla sees UK sales rise despite controversy, BP cuts CEO pay after missed targets, and a stately home hits the market at a surprising price. Plus, the latest on gender equality in the workplace. Read more...

This week in Dutch news: King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima visit Cyprus, the EU considers allowing Syrian refugees to visit home, and a Dutch couple faces trial for torturing a Syrian girl. Plus, an inquiry into a Mozambique gas plant massacre. Read more...

Today's entertainment roundup includes Wordle hints for March 2, 2025, explanations of the endings of "Heretic" and "Starve Acres," and a review of Hugh Grant's new horror film. Read more...