A rare Laurin & Klement vehicle fetched a surprisingly high price at auction in Miami, while elsewhere, trade tensions and remote work policies are making headlines. Read more...

Friedrich Merz, a prominent figure in German politics, aims for coalition agreements and faces challenges from satirical magazines to international figures like Donald Trump. Read more...

A look at El Roto's recent political cartoons, exploring themes of prehistoric memory and societal parasites, published in late February 2025. Read more...

Reports from the Democratic Republic of Congo detail escalating violence, with civilians caught between warring factions and facing horrific atrocities, including mass rapes, murders, and bombings. Read more...

Thousands of UK creatives, including Kate Bush and Björn Ulvaeus, are protesting government proposals that would allow AI to use copyrighted work without permission. They argue this threatens artists' livelihoods and devalues human creativity. Read more...

Jaromír Jágr, at 53, notched two assists and led Kladno to a crucial win, but his physical play remains a talking point. Olomouc's loss pushes them closer to relegation. Read more...

Europe faces critical decisions regarding its future, particularly concerning security and climate change, as the US shifts under potential Trump policies. Can Europe step up? Read more...

From Uzbekistan's customs reform to a shocking mid-trial confession in South Carolina and a violent incident at the Ivrea Carnival, here's a quick look at global news. Read more...

COP16 in Rome concludes with key funding commitments for biodiversity protection, while Italian politician De Luca criticizes public figures for "uncouth behavior." A new TV series explores Mussolini's rise amid a global far-right surge. Read more...

A Premier League referee faces a UEFA ban for misconduct, Real Madrid struggles with mounting injuries, and Norway's FA president challenges FIFA's governance. Read more...

Italy grapples with child sexual exploitation cases and celebrates a biodiversity agreement in Rome, highlighting contrasting challenges and achievements. Read more...

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Carlos Mazón faces scrutiny over Dana Day arrival time, a satirical cartoon, and a potential motion of no confidence. Plus, a look at social change and education equality. Read more...

The Pope shows signs of recovery, while an Italian man celebrates 50 years on dialysis, showcasing resilience and medical advancements. Read more...

From film festivals showcasing international talent to live music events featuring electronic and ambient sounds, Prague's entertainment scene is buzzing with activity this week. Read more...

North Korea has welcomed Western tourists for the first time in five years, signaling a potential shift in its isolationist policies after the Covid-19 pandemic. The group included citizens from Europe, Australia, and Canada. Read more...

Microsoft announces it will discontinue Skype in May, shifting its focus to the Teams platform due to evolving communication trends. Users have until early May to retrieve their data. Read more...

Tensions remain high, but Russia and the US have engaged in talks regarding embassy operations and the possibility of resuming direct flights. Other news includes a documentary about the CIA and Armstrong. Read more...

A roundup of recent crime news including murder investigations, tragic accidents, and legal proceedings across multiple countries. Read more...

Microsoft is retiring Skype on May 5th after two decades, shifting focus to its Teams platform. The move aims to simplify communication offerings and concentrate on its more modern service. Read more...