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...

This week's business news includes a Supreme Court ruling on pandemic compensation, an investment boost for Global Industrial, VAT exemptions in Martinique, a bar closure due to rodents, and a CEO resignation at Kroger. Read more...

The UK is grappling with multiple scandals, including concerns over the HS2 project, rising crime in unemployment hotspots, and allegations against undercover police officers in the 'Spy Cops' scandal. Read more...

Tensions escalate as Israel blocks aid to Gaza and maintains its presence in the Philadelphi Corridor, jeopardizing a fragile ceasefire with Hamas. The UN calls for immediate aid resumption. Read more...

The leader of the PP in Catalonia, drawing inspiration from Milei, urges Illa to drastically reduce the size of the Generalitat. Meanwhile, a power struggle emerges between Oughourlian and Moncloa. Read more...

Tensions flare between Venezuela, Guyana, and the United States over offshore oil, while Pope Francis battles pneumonia and is set to canonize a Venezuelan saint. Read more...

A roundup of today's top business news, covering Royal Caribbean's booming year, ethical concerns in defense AI, and the legal history of fiduciary duty. Read more...

Italian university staff protest funding and reforms. Truck drivers strike against changes to the Highway Code. Plus, a rally in Romania supports a recently arrested figure. Read more...

This article examines several recent events, including Trump's influence on international deals, his administration's clash with the press, and a fraternity hazing investigation. Read more...

Senator Marco Rubio calls for a negotiated end to the Ukraine war as mass demonstrations demand the release of prisoners of war and Hungary accuses the EU of violating energy security. Read more...

A look at recent political developments including Ghana's anti-LGBT bill, UK free school meal auto-enrollment, and the shifting political landscape in Pontypool, Wales. Read more...

Israel has halted aid shipments into Gaza, sparking condemnation from Arab states and the UN. Netanyahu confirmed the import ban, stating "There will be no free meals." Read more...

The Gaza ceasefire faces collapse as negotiations stall and aid is blocked. A released hostage discovers his family was killed during his captivity, adding to the devastation. Read more...

Prime Minister Robert Fico faces international criticism over anti-Semitic acts in Slovakia and is revealed to have unsuccessfully sought a photo with Donald Trump. Read more...

Armenia faces accusations ranging from military command structure irregularities to environmental pollution and even claims of originating fascism, sparking regional and historical debates. Read more...

Recent news from the Philippines includes the recovery of a downed fighter jet and its crew, upcoming unopposed elections in Central Luzon, and a former treasurer's plea deal. Read more...

A Brno self-service store was shut down due to mouse droppings in pastries, while a local family modernized their 1930s row house with clever architectural solutions. Read more...

The SEC declares meme coins are not securities, while Bybit suffers a massive hack potentially linked to North Korean actors. This follows positive news for Coinbase regarding an SEC lawsuit. Read more...

Hungary is under the spotlight after Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto condemned Ukraine, while the Orbán administration faces backlash for its stance on Pride. Read more...

A roundup of recent business news, including investor shifts to lower-risk strategies, warnings about hidden parking fees, the role of immigrants in key sectors, Eon's energy transition demands, and the insolvency of Element Insurance. Read more...