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...

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...

Recent health news highlights critical issues: delayed heliport construction, a surgery patient's horrific experience, concerns over bird flu, and Hanoi's toxic air pollution. 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...

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...

Stay updated with the latest business news: spending plan tips, Lord Alan Sugar's tech exit, Valentine's Day spending trends, and advice on handling a PIP. Read more...

Nitra faces traffic restrictions and road closures due to waterworks and bridge demolition. A historic castle park will also undergo a 19th-century restoration. Read more...

A new report reveals a significant rise in cyber attacks targeting electric vehicle charging stations, increasing by 39% in 2024. Also, a review of the Opel Mokka Hybrid highlights its efficiency. Read more...

This sports roundup covers a 5ft wrestling champion challenging stereotypes, NASCAR's AI debates, a writer's hope for football integration, and a Conference League match. 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...

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...

This week's health news includes critically ill children from Gaza receiving care in Jordan, concerns about microplastics in the brain, and a bird flu update in the Philippines. Also, a study highlights high lithium levels in Beijing newborns. Read more...

Bavaria grapples with escalating art restitution disputes ahead of elections and flight disruptions due to Verdi warning strikes in Munich and Hamburg. Read more...

A new study suggests the builders of Stonehenge likely had dark skin. Plus, the discovery of a wooden "Stonehenge" in Denmark reveals links between ancient civilizations. Read more...

Positive news in bond markets contrasts with rising youth unemployment and competitive savings rates, painting a complex economic picture. Skillsoft's future remains uncertain. 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 roundup of political news, including the end of the post-election honeymoon, a reinstated fine, a police search, and a discussion on education and institutional loyalty. Read more...

Ransomware payments plummet, enterprises struggle with data retention costs, and DARPA explores growing massive bio structures in microgravity. Plus, T-Mobile retires a legacy device. Read more...