Christian Lindner and Franca Lehfeldt are taking legal action against the satire magazine 'Titanic' over a controversial cover featuring the couple. The FDP also faces rebuilding after failing to meet a key election threshold. Read more...

Artificial intelligence casts doubt on the conviction in the assassination of Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme, a case that has haunted Sweden for decades. Read more...

Nitra drivers and travelers should prepare for significant disruptions due to traffic restrictions in the city center and a long-term road closure caused by bridge demolition. Expect delays, especially for bus commuters. Read more...

An Australian couple endured a shocking ordeal on a Qatar Airways flight, unknowingly sitting next to a deceased passenger for four hours. The airline has since issued an apology. Read more...

This week's business news includes a surge in youth unemployment in the UK, Kyrgyzstan's agricultural investment plans, and the collapse of a deal involving Prince Andrew. Plus, a final reminder for former Sberbank CZ clients. Read more...

Queensland reports a record number of melioidosis deaths after recent floods. Meanwhile, near Bratislava, a man is buried during excavation, his condition unknown. Read more...

An avalanche traps dozens in the Himalayas, a gold toilet heist goes to trial, and a Spanish village grapples with increased wolf attacks. Plus, an apology from Aktualne.cz. Read more...

This article covers rising youth unemployment, the success of ceramist Marie Skuhravá, and how one person leveraged government experience for a tech job. Read more...

Budget cuts in Indonesia worry students about their future while Dominique de Villepin eyes a political comeback amidst global upheaval, hinting at a dynamic 2027 election. Read more...

This article covers a range of political news, including parliamentary support in Slovakia, poaching arrests in France, and a knife attack case in Germany. Read more...

The Brit Awards 2025 promises to be a celebration of British music, with a spotlight on female artists like Charli XCX and Dua Lipa. Charli XCX has already been named Songwriter of the Year! Read more...

This week's politics roundup covers Bjorn Lomborg's cost-benefit analysis, a police officer's sentencing for leaking Nicola Bulley case details, and Europol's crackdown on AI-generated child abuse. Read more...

Britain is undergoing a major shift with a significant arms drive funded by reallocated aid, while the infamous golden toilet theft case sees new developments in court. Plus, pub etiquette is changing! Read more...

Seven planets align, a Danish Stonehenge reveals ancient connections, and Isaac Newton's beer mug goes on display. Science is full of surprises! Read more...

A massive blackout has plunged Chile into a state of emergency, affecting millions and leading to curfews and military presence. The cause is under investigation. Read more...

Police in Warsaw have apprehended a second suspect in connection with a series of murders targeting elderly women. Plus, a bizarre case of a woman reporting herself to police to avoid her mother! Read more...

This week in entertainment news: concerns about unpaid internships in the arts, a showcase of Gugu Mbatha-Raw's latest work, and a review of the thriller series "The One That Got Away." Read more...

Israel is reportedly considering extending the first phase of its ceasefire agreement with Hamas in Gaza, while reports emerge of detained Palestinian doctors alleging torture and abuse by Israeli forces. Read more...

A look at recent business news, including a family facing debt challenges, Uzbekistan's stable inflation, a Berlin carnival celebration, and the rise of battery storage. Read more...

This article covers Le Figaro's ranking of Yvelines cities, a massive crypto heist on Bybit, and a report on the poor health ratings of many supermarket products. Read more...