Former PM Ismail Sabri's questioning by the MACC is delayed due to health concerns. Meanwhile, a heated debate unfolds over EPF losses and potential withdrawals. Read more...

Germany faces multiple challenges: a deadly car attack in Mannheim, debates on deporting Islamist influencers, and discussions surrounding the reform of the debt brake. Read more...

Roberto Setubal, a top executive at Itaú bank, has filed a second police report against his ex-wife, Daniela Fagundes, alleging assault following their separation in December. Read more...

President Macron has voiced his concern over the detention of Franco-Algerian writer Boualem Sansal, emphasizing the need for his release to restore trust between France and Algeria. A European resolution also calls for his liberation. Read more...

Recent reports detail a grim situation in Syria, including numerous arrests, deadly explosions from war remnants, and German assistance for refugees voluntarily returning home. Read more...

From the UAE to the US, recent court rulings are sparking debate. We examine cases involving dissidents, financial misconduct, and international lawsuits. Read more...

Ghent sees a historic church transformed into a market by Delhaize, a beloved bar remains open amidst redevelopment, and a construction firm wins a tax dispute in court. Read more...

A look at three recent court cases in Poland: a woman acquitted of murder after years in detention, a driver trying to avoid a ban, and a soldier quickly convicted of attempted murder. Read more...

A women's association has launched a legal challenge against the University of Santa Catarina (UFSC) over its policy of reserving places for transgender individuals in entrance exams and public service competitions. The group argues the quotas are unfair. Read more...

The US faces rising trade tensions with Mexico and questions about its commitment to European security, while Zelenskyy expresses willingness to work with Trump for peace. Read more...

Donald Trump faces criticism for spreading misinformation about Ukraine aid and escalating trade tensions with Canada, while also threatening funding cuts over "illegal" protests. Read more...

A teacher's life is ruined by false accusations, a digger goes on a rampage, and a bus narrowly avoids a train in Russia. Plus, the best soil test kits are revealed. Read more...

An Indian court orders the release of a British man held for years without trial. Separately, a UK charity warns of a link between aggressive pornography and child sexual abuse. India also vows to clean up a massive garbage pile. Read more...

Over 786,000 Malaysians have downloaded the MyBorderPass app since January. Meanwhile, the Home Ministry is reviewing 73 offences under Sosma and a police investigation involving ERA presenters continues. Read more...

Recent Hong Kong court rulings include quashed convictions for a pro-democracy group, upholding a sedition conviction, and a former McDonald's employee jailed for attempted murder. Read more...

California faces allegations of "gladiator fights" at a youth detention center, lawsuits against Southern California Edison, and the DMV auctioning towed cars without notifying owners. Plus, a new anchor for NBC Nightly News. Read more...

This article covers Donald Trump's claims about the Panama Canal, the response from Panama's president, and the wrongful imprisonment of a businessman in Panama. Read more...

A look at recent Malaysian court cases, including Daim Zainuddin's widow seeking revision, overturned drug trafficking sentences, a Thaipusam clip investigation, and a ruling on "wounding religious feelings." Read more...

Trump issues a stark warning to Gaza regarding hostages, while the Tate brothers' return to the US ignites controversy. Plus, a look at other political headlines. Read more...

PM Anwar Ibrahim stresses impartial investigations, welcoming tips on ministers but urging due process for Ismail Sabri Yaakob. MACC postpones questioning due to medical certificate. Read more...