A snapshot of Spain's diverse economic landscape: Iberdrola's nuclear stance, a housing construction surge, pension increases, restaurant sales, inflation updates and a high-profile art theft case. Read more...

Apple shareholders overwhelmingly voted to continue supporting diversity and inclusion programs, rejecting a proposal to end the initiatives. CEO Tim Cook hints at potential changes. Read more...

The UK faces criticism for slashing overseas aid while Bosnia-Herzegovina grapples with secessionist tensions. An American also lost a UK court case. Read more...

Imprisoned Kurdish leader Abdullah Öcalan has urged the PKK to disarm and dissolve, offering a path to end the 40-year conflict with Turkey. This move towards peace comes with cautious optimism. Read more...

Andrew and Tristan Tate are reportedly in the US after their Romania travel ban was lifted. Romania denies American pressure influenced the decision. Read more...

Azerbaijan focuses on economic development with a new tax strategy, GDP growth forecasts from the World Bank, climate goals, and improved global market access via the Middle Corridor. Read more...

President Mazón faces scrutiny over the timing of storm alerts, with questions arising about potential delays and their impact on casualties. He denies wrongdoing and shifts blame. Read more...

Catch up on the latest entertainment news: suspicious deaths involving Gene Hackman, Enzo Iacchetti's confessions, Olly's embarrassing moment, and Dove Cameron's relationship fears. Read more...

Keir Starmer is organizing a summit on Sunday to address aid for Ukraine and bolster its security after meeting with Donald Trump. The summit aims to coordinate European action. Read more...

Donald Trump's week involves escalating trade tensions with Europe over VAT, interrupting the British Prime Minister, and an AI-generated video depicting "Trump Gaza" going viral, all while a Ukraine summit is planned. Read more...

North Korea tests a strategic missile, while in France, environmental regulations clash with infrastructure projects and a city defends its menstrual leave policy. Read more...

From illegal logging in Slovakia to a sauna brawl in Germany and a drug raid in Frankfurt, police across Europe have been busy. This article covers these stories. Read more...

This week's entertainment news includes a Munich-based crime drama, Diane von Furstenberg's accident, Ron Perlman's reflections, and a review of 'Small Town, Big Story'. Plus, controversial carnival traditions are examined. Read more...

Pope Francis experiences health setbacks, including a bronchospasm crisis and pneumonia. Plus, a shocking story of a teen living with a parasitic twin, and a school cafeteria scandal. Read more...

This health news roundup covers a new outpatient procedure pilot program, delays in medical testing, and compensation for a rare vaccine reaction. Read more...

A look at the challenges and hopes for Syria's future, from humanitarian aid to constitutional reform, featuring insights from Ján Košta and Dima Moussa. Read more...

Talks resume for the next phase of the Israel-Hamas truce as controversy erupts over remarks by a European politician, and Poland honors the Bibas family. Read more...

Researchers have discovered a rare phenomenon: the 2,000-year-old eruption of Mount Vesuvius vitrified a victim's brain, turning it into glass. The discovery offers insight into the devastating effects of the eruption. Read more...

A look at the week's entertainment news, from accessibility in the arts to Francis Ford Coppola's Razzie response and a landmark book on Māori art. Read more...

New research suggests Mars' distinctive red color, caused by the mineral ferrihydrite formed in cool water, could indicate the planet was once habitable. Scientists replicate Martian dust to understand its origins. Read more...