The PKK has declared a ceasefire with Turkey following a call from its imprisoned leader, Abdullah Öcalan, to lay down arms after more than 40 years of conflict. The ceasefire is conditional. Read more...

A look at the week's top business stories in Spain, including recovered historical documents, Moody's debt warning, VAT changes on bread, and a power struggle at Prisa. Read more...

Karla Sofía Gascón attended the César Awards, where 'Emilia Pérez' won big. Cartagena's Carnival will feature its first comparsa with visually impaired members. Read more...

Hong Kong's entertainment scene sees a mix of developments, from the Doraemon showcase's world tour to a fire at Stanley Ho's former residence and challenges for Cantonese opera. Read more...

Cyril Hanouna is leaving C8 for M6, launching a new show on W9. The move follows C8's closure and has stirred controversy among journalists. Read more...

Turkey demands disarmament of PKK branches in Syria and Iraq while a Kurdish insurgent group declares a ceasefire. Manbij also sees continued violence. Read more...

From classical piano to brutal short films and emerging rock bands, Prague's entertainment scene offers a diverse range of options. This week features Lukáš Vondráček, Cold Meat Party, and the Pragueshorts film festival. Read more...

The EU is active on multiple fronts, from food security deals with Egypt to restrictive measures against terrorist groups. Meanwhile, political tensions simmer regarding Ukraine and controversial groups. Read more...

CriteriaCaixa acquires a stake in Veolia, marking a return to Agbar, while also relocating its headquarters back to Barcelona, signaling confidence in the region's stability. Read more...

British tourists are once again visiting North Korea, experiencing a tightly controlled tour of a small capitalist enclave far from Pyongyang. Plus: A lighthouse alarm sounds non-stop! Read more...

This article explores the dark side of AI with the rise of deepfake porn, details the activities of the ransomware group Black Basta, and reports on Russian hackers targeting Signal users. Read more...

Governor Alex Chioma Otti of Abia State launched a new road project in Umunneochi, while the long-abandoned Mmam Bridge remains a pressing concern. The Peoples' Parliament also commended Otti's leadership. Read more...

Two tourists tragically died while diving near the Philippines. One drowned after being swept away by strong currents, while the other was fatally attacked by sharks. Read more...

The PKK has declared a ceasefire with Turkey after four decades of conflict, following a call from imprisoned leader Abdullah Ocalan to disarm. Turkey is also escalating military operations in northern Syria. Read more...

Kurdish militants have declared a ceasefire in their 40-year conflict with Turkey, following a call to disarm from their imprisoned leader. Syria also plans a new free zone. Read more...

A look at rising tensions on the global stage, from Ukraine's military frustrations and diplomatic efforts to US-China relations and a bizarre US cult. Read more...

This week in sports brings stories of body shaming directed at athletes, near-miss accidents, a tragic paddleboarding incident, and a widow's reflection on loss. 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...

Turkey is actively involved in discussions regarding the future of Syria and the Kurdish issue, including a call for disarmament from PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan. Read more...

Record private hospital admissions are driven by NHS delays. Spire Healthcare faces cost pressures despite NHS demand. Read more...