Zelensky stands firm on apology to Trump, while US national parks face budget cuts. The US Fish & Wildlife suggests eating nutrias to control the invasive species. Read more...

Yemen faces a triple crisis: war devastates migrating bird sanctuaries, while Saudi border forces are accused of violence against Ethiopian migrants crossing from Yemen. Read more...

From a new director at the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts to the closure of the Sunbeam Theatre and the streaming success of Khalil Fong after his death, Hong Kong's arts scene is in flux. Read more...

Belgian residents protest for benches while a church gets a heating upgrade. Meanwhile, Algeria and the EU renegotiate a key economic agreement impacting Paris. Read more...

A look at recent political headlines, including Starmer's meeting with Trump, new immigration enforcement measures, and a heritage-listed prison's CCTV woes. Read more...

Stars like Flávia Alessandra and Sheron Menezzes are making waves at Sapucaí! From samba queens to international actors, Carnival is in full swing. Read more...

Croatia's stunning Plitvice Lakes draw tourists worldwide, but a recent visitor was shocked by the high cost of living, prompting questions about how locals manage. Read more...

Illegal mining in Venezuela & Jeff Bezos' editorial changes at the Washington Post spark debate. From environmental concerns to free expression, key issues are examined. Read more...

A roundup of Brazilian news including the search for a missing British journalist, political disputes between parties, and initiatives by Mayor Paes. Read more...

The National Gallery makes headlines with Atlas remaining free after mother's protest, while doubts resurface about a Rubens painting's authenticity. Read more...

A stolen Brueghel painting is recovered, a list of comforting movies is released, and Adrien Brody gives thanks. All in the world of entertainment. Read more...

From Erika Hilton's speech being cut short to Rosas de Ouro's victory and the rise of streamer Knossi, the entertainment world is buzzing with Carnival news. Read more...

A roundup of French sports news: DAZN and LFP negotiations, PSG's quarter-final match, and Briançon's mayor discussing the 2030 Olympics. Read more...

São Paulo sees political protests during Carnival, progress on metro expansion, and a tragic storm, while police officers catch thieves in disguise. Read more...

Spain is working to standardize its university entrance exams (Selectividad) across the country by 2026. Plus, can foreigners change their names in Spain? Read more...

Explore the culinary traditions of Galicia with unique sauces from Viravolta, Carnival sweets, and the promise of spring in Germany's weather forecast. Read more...

A surge in tourism, fueled by social media, is pushing mountain rescue teams and island infrastructure to their limits, prompting calls for sustainable solutions. Read more...

Several investment firms have adjusted their positions in tech giants like Meta and Adobe, as well as Hain Celestial Group. This article summarizes these recent stock transactions and earnings forecasts. 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...

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...