Explore the shocking and unusual customs of dictators, from Gaddafi's female bodyguards to bizarre practices like tracking women's menstrual cycles and executing intellectuals. Read more...

A Haitian athlete competes in two different World Championships, while Liverpool Women part ways with their manager, Matt Beard, after nearly four years. Read more...

Ilona Maher hints at a possible return to rugby while Olympian Lubjana Piovesana mourns the loss of her brother in Bristol. Read more...

Former Dean Miroslav Ševčík's lawsuit against his dismissal was rejected. Meanwhile, President Petr Pavel visited soldiers in Vyškov, experiencing their training and dining. Read more...

This article explores diverse political landscapes, from film financing's influence to Congolese refugees fleeing conscription and Gen Z's gender role divisions. Read more...

A collection of recent health news, covering a woman's gratitude for life-saving surgery, advice on stretch mark creams, concerns about a medical procedure, and the "Make America Healthy Again" initiative. Read more...

Pop superstar Katy Perry is set to join Lauren Sanchez, Jeff Bezos' partner, on an all-women space flight aboard Blue Origin's New Shepard rocket. Get ready for liftoff! Read more...

This week's health news includes critically ill children from Gaza receiving care in Jordan, concerns about microplastics in the brain, and a bird flu update in the Philippines. Also, a study highlights high lithium levels in Beijing newborns. Read more...

A quick look at some of the top business stories this week, including side hustles for Black women, a rising beverage company, a new transport corridor, and M&A communication mishaps. Read more...

Former Vikings player Jack Brewer criticizes Minnesota Governor Tim Walz for his policy on transgender athletes in girls' sports, while a state lawmaker denounces a bill restricting trans athletes. Read more...

This week's entertainment news covers Valentina Busik's Miss Germany win, Oscar buzz for various films and designers, and the tragic death of Gene Hackman and his wife. Read more...

A roundup of the latest arts and entertainment news, including reviews of theater and film, a look at home vinyl record cutting, and more. Read more...

A PhD student is convicted of drugging and raping 10 women, a boy loses a case against his parents, and London aims for £100bn economic boost. Read more...

A Lincolnshire school bans mirrors, a look at the economic challenges of maternity leave, and a deep dive into an aristocratic family feud. Plus, do you know Bab al-Sarija? Read more...

A fiery exchange erupted between Deputy Minister Francesco Paolo Sisto and Bari Public Prosecutor Roberto Rossi on Telebari, sparking debate over career separation. Pope Francesco's choice of Sister Petrini for the Vatican government is also examined. Read more...

A roundup of global news covering topics from drought in Morocco and pension disputes in the UK to sexual violence cases in France and political negotiations in New Caledonia. Read more...

A quick look at the latest sports news, including a new eight-second rule in football, parental leave for tennis players, an NFL player release, and a new chairman for Yakeb. Read more...

French female farmers grapple with isolation, while initiatives aim to reconcile distributors and producers. Meanwhile, Stellantis and La Poste navigate financial shifts and leadership changes. Real estate shows signs of recovery. Read more...

This article explores several pressing health issues: a tragic death in Russia due to distrust in medicine, financial strains on clinics, and the stigma surrounding menstruation in Uganda. Read more...

A look at the week's top sports stories, including Bayern Munich's 125th anniversary, Lázně Kynžvart's European Cup success, and an upcoming Euroleague clash between Madrid and Barcelona. Read more...