Milan faces urban planning corruption probe while national broadcaster Tg1 is accused of censoring coverage of a magistrates' strike, sparking protests. Read more...

This week's headlines include Andrew and Tristan Tate in Florida, thousands stranded after release from Myanmar scam centers, grief in Israel, and more. Read more...

Former Malaysian Prime Minister Ismail Sabri is under investigation for alleged corruption involving RM170-177 million. The MACC has seized assets and arrested a journalist in related probes. Read more...

Amidst escalating tensions, Israel releases prisoners, Hamas returns hostages' bodies, the BBC faces criticism, and concerns arise over land commercialization. Read more...

The remains of Israeli hostages were released as part of a ceasefire, while Israel considers extending the truce. A BBC documentary faces scrutiny. A car-ramming attack injures thirteen. Read more...

This article covers recent political events, including Fico's role in a coalition, criticism of a "Coalition of Pure Souls," and local concerns in Petržalka regarding asphalt and sidewalks. Read more...

Two witnesses await clearance to testify in the Najib case concerning 1MDB. Meanwhile, a Malaysiakini journalist, B. Nantha Kumar, has been released on bail after being detained in a bribery probe. Read more...

The Washington Post faces criticism over subscriber losses and editorial direction, with concerns raised about Jeff Bezos' influence on content and freedom of expression. The Post is also contrasted with "birth tourism" options as Trump proposes a "Gold Card". Read more...

Radom mourns the loss of a life in a tragic road accident in Studzienice and the passing of esteemed journalist Rafał Natorski after a battle with cancer. Read more...

Recent headlines highlight controversial issues, including a convicted murderer visiting schools, a Covid bus driver's story, Macron's truce proposal, and a damaging BBC documentary. Read more...

A look at recent events involving Donald Trump, including increased tariffs on China, discussions about pardoning service members, and a reportedly tense White House meeting with Zelensky. Read more...

The 2025 Oscars ceremony avoids political statements in a new era, while SNL host Shane Gillis stirs controversy with jokes about Biden and Trump. Lester Holt steps down from NBC's Nightly News. Read more...

Trump's "America First" policy is forcing Europe to become more self-reliant, while his warming relationship with Moscow raises questions about shifting global alliances and press freedom. Read more...

This week's news includes a scandal at Milan's Gintoneria, a rape case involving an influencer, a tragic stabbing in Sardinia, and Repubblica's 50th-anniversary redesign. Read more...

The US is sending nearly 3,000 additional soldiers to the Mexico border to conduct surveillance missions in an effort to combat illegal immigration, but they will not be involved in direct enforcement actions. Read more...

A BBC documentary about Gaza's children has sparked controversy and reputational damage for the broadcaster, raising questions about its production and content. Read more...

RaiNews24 journalists have overwhelmingly voted no confidence in director Paolo Petrecca, citing concerns over political bias and a "false headline" incident. The move puts pressure on Rai's leadership. Read more...

Germany grapples with increasing defense spending by potentially lifting the debt brake and controversies surrounding hate speech laws and media freedom. Read more...

From censorship allegations at the Washington Post to strained relations with Canada and UN funding cuts, Trump's influence continues to generate global discussion. Read more...

Thousands of Israelis mourn the Bibas family, lost in captivity, as reports suggest a renewed ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, including prisoner exchanges. The BBC faces pressure to reinstate a Gaza documentary. Read more...