This week, the UN grapples with biodiversity funding, Haiti's education crisis, Israel's Gaza plan, and Slovakia's UN vote apology, highlighting complex global challenges. Read more...

Donald Trump abruptly ended a meeting with Volodymyr Zelensky, stating the Ukrainian President is not ready for a peace process involving the U.S. Meanwhile, Trudeau heads to the U.K. for a security summit focused on Ukraine. Read more...

Recent geopolitical developments involve the Tate brothers' departure to the US amid legal troubles, Russia's criticism of Zelenskyy's US visit, and tensions surrounding US support for Ukraine. Read more...

Migrant workers in Rome struggle with basic services, while the UN COP16 conference concludes with a $200 billion plan to protect global biodiversity. Read more...

A Massachusetts judge dismissed an auto industry lawsuit challenging the state's "right to repair" law, ensuring consumers and independent shops can access vehicle repair data. Read more...

New York City is a hotbed for tech innovation and legal battles. From apps like 'Uber for guns' and location-based dating to internet access laws, find out what's making headlines. Read more...

This week in UK health news: Deliciously Ella warns of a health crisis, a new womb cancer test offers hope, surgeons reunite with a twin they separated, and long Covid patients voice their fears. Read more...

Slovakia faces potential government instability amid ministerial changes, while Hungary critiques a London meeting on Ukraine. A Spanish art museum closes due to union protests. Read more...

A roundup of the latest business news, including insights on Pfizer's dividend appeal, earnings call presentations from OrthoPediatrics and Amer Sports, and analysis of Aston Martin's stock. 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...

Banks invest heavily in digital platforms after payday glitches, while Wales' largest theme park closes due to economic challenges. A mixed bag of business news. Read more...

Police in multiple countries are investigating incidents ranging from fraud involving stolen payment data to the assault of Ukrainian refugees and drug smuggling. Read more...

A legendary Benidorm disco closes, Mike Leigh explores anger in film, and an Argentine artist showcases a unique exhibition in Vallecas. Read more...

Russia proposes direct flights to the US for better relations, while Trump criticizes Zelensky, a move Moscow seemingly welcomes amidst ongoing tensions. Read more...

Anwar Ibrahim and Azmad have reached an out-of-court settlement in a defamation lawsuit concerning claims about Anwar's salary as Selangor's economic advisor. Plus, a look at Harun Idris's prison diary. Read more...

Russia's economy faces mounting challenges: car sales slump, beef imports are restricted, and the hotel industry struggles with labor shortages amid rising interest rates. Read more...

A dual Spanish-Ecuadorian national was arrested in Ecuador for allegedly planning an attack on international embassies. The suspect reportedly harbored hatred for Spain and praised the 11-M attacks. 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...

A compilation of recent crime and accident reports, including a fatal truck collision in Poland, a woman barricaded with her child, a high-speed drug-fueled chase, a stabbing near a castle, and a manslaughter charge in London. Read more...

The Circular Ring 2 is available for pre-order, boasting a titanium build, FDA-cleared ECG, and a welcome departure from subscription models. It also tackles the tricky problem of ring sizing. Read more...