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...

Andy Cohen faces criticism over a trans athlete debate, while Tim Tebow and his wife reveal their baby's gender after a teasing photo reveal. Read more...

A look at recent political controversies, including omnibus decrees, a housing dispute in Spain, a mayor's controversial condolences, and Greenpeace's legal battle. Read more...

Czech Republic grapples with lingering COVID distrust exploited by politicians, while widespread inspections of breeding facilities are launched due to animal abuse concerns. Hospital head arrested after 25 years. Read more...

Tech billionaires are investing heavily in longevity research. Plus, a look at Kyndryl's prospects and Jaguar's i-Pace battery woes impacting used car prices. Read more...

Workshops address youth mental health in Gdańsk, while a desperate search continues for Marlena Suchodolska, missing since Valentine's Day. Read more...

This article explores two pressing issues: the questioning of continuous progress in a world facing uncertainty, and the struggle to preserve the Garifuna language in Guatemala. Read more...

The world's largest iceberg is stuck near South Georgia, while Comet 2024 G3 (ATLAS) becomes the 'Great Comet of 2025'. Plus: Giving nature its own ID. Read more...

A roundup of political news including subsidy disputes involving Envirofond, Stormont's healthcare plans, police seeking more transparency, and a deputy shooting in Larimer County. Read more...

A summary of recent business news including market momentum shifts, company earnings, insider trading impacts, strategic asset sales, and the role of fossil fuel firms in global emissions. Read more...

Telekom announces a record dividend driven by strong performance, while electric car sales surge in Europe. However, the EU's industrial plan faces criticism. Read more...

Data from De Lijn in Antwerp shows buses and trams carrying twice as many passengers as scanned tickets indicate. Brussels is also considering easing green agenda rules for companies. Read more...

A businesswoman claims to have delivered €90,000 to PSOE headquarters, while Ábalos' ex-partner admits to never working at companies that hired her, adding fuel to the ongoing investigation. Read more...

A look at recent news highlighting abuses of power, failures in safeguarding, and the dark realities lurking beneath seemingly normal surfaces. From corporate dominance to horrifying acts of cruelty, this article explores concerning trends. Read more...

A Philippine jet is missing while fighting insurgents, two witnesses await clearance in Najib's case, and a former officer remains jailed. Read more...

A collection of news snippets covering topics from secondary school admissions and journalist conversations to spiritual empowerment and modern parenting approaches. Read more...

This week in tech: A customizable Linux distro, drone safety tips, a budget-friendly smart thermostat, and a great deal on a portable power station. Read more...

This week's entertainment roundup includes a review of the thrilling new show "The One That Got Away," creative gift ideas for dinner parties, and Gugu Mbatha-Raw's stunning SS25 campaign. Read more...

This week's news covers surging fraud in Singapore, debates around hate speech bans, and a coordinated disinformation campaign against sex education. Read more...

Poland faces a double whammy of weather woes as intense snowfall and icing warnings are issued for Lesser Poland and Silesia, while a strong seismic tremor hits Lower Silesia. Read more...