A look at investment opportunities for UK expats, the challenges they face, and the potential of wine as an alternative investment. Plus, expansion plans in financial services. Read more...

The Czech Republic grapples with rising childhood obesity and rare vaccine reactions. The Ministry of Health is responding with prevention programs and compensation. Read more...

King Felipe VI was awarded an honorary doctorate and stressed the importance of clear legal language and regulation of emerging technologies. Plus, political figures clash over justice and fiscal policy. Read more...

Syrian teachers demand reinstatement and salaries, while the US investigates tech censorship. A look at key political developments. Read more...

Malaysia's Prime Minister credits the country's 5.1% GDP growth and Bursa Malaysia's performance for the stellar dividends from ASB and EPF, even as financial heavyweights face selling pressure. Read more...

Two Russian priests are accused of plotting against a Putin-linked bishop, while Zelenskyy hopes to mend fences with Trump after a fiery exchange about the Russia conflict. Read more...

A former Czech defense official is convicted of abuse of power while China prepares to repatriate hundreds linked to call center scams, sparking debate over security and sovereignty. Read more...

Catalonia's justice system faces severe delays and increasing crime, prompting government action. A bodyguard for Salvador Illa is accused of theft, while a suspected jihadist is detained in Ecuador. Read more...

European leaders support Zelensky after a Trump clash. Ukrainian partisans attack an FSB officer in Mariupol, and North Korea sends troops to aid Russia. Read more...

Malaysia plans to extend QR code immigration clearance to car users at Johor checkpoints. Discussions in Dewan Rakyat also focused on EPF contributions for non-citizens and GDP growth. Read more...

Delays in benefits for dependent people and allegations of administrative abuse are making headlines in Spain and France, highlighting issues of bureaucratic inefficiencies and ethical concerns. Read more...

François Bayrou's recent actions, from pension referendum suggestions to debates on French identity and the Franco-Algerian accords, are stirring up controversy and division in French politics. Read more...

Rising tensions between Trump and Zelenskyy are causing concern in Ukraine, while Russian propaganda hints at a possible ceasefire. The situation remains volatile. Read more...

Today's political headlines: the US solar industry's MAGA rebrand, Putin's tactics, and how Zelensky's hoodie ruffled Trump's feathers at the White House. Read more...

Migrant workers in Rome struggle with basic services, while the UN COP16 conference concludes with a $200 billion plan to protect global biodiversity. Read more...

This week in UK health news: Deliciously Ella warns of a health crisis, a new womb cancer test offers hope, surgeons reunite with a twin they separated, and long Covid patients voice their fears. Read more...

This week's business news includes a Supreme Court ruling on pandemic compensation, an investment boost for Global Industrial, VAT exemptions in Martinique, a bar closure due to rodents, and a CEO resignation at Kroger. Read more...

A roundup of political news: young cancer patients in England face benefit delays, UK spy cops deceived women, New Orleans failed to secure Bourbon Street, and Elizabeth Line strikes are called off. Read more...

Mass protests have erupted in Greece following a train disaster that claimed 57 lives. Citizens are demanding justice and accountability, leading to strikes and demonstrations. Read more...

A new report finds the Israeli military failed to protect civilians during the October 7th Hamas attack. Meanwhile, ceasefire talks stall, and a Barnard student protests campus violence. Lebanese winemakers struggle amidst conflict. Read more...