After tense negotiations, COP16 delegates reached a fragile agreement on nature finance, but concerns remain about halting nature loss by 2030. California mandates a return to the office. Read more...

Romulad Stefan Houphouet and Absolom Sigiyo were convicted of repeatedly raping two teenage girls in Rotherham, callously referring to them as "fresh meat." The case unfolded at Sheffield Crown Court. Read more...

This week in sports: the figure skating community mourns, a young bodybuilder's tragic death, volleyball teams secure playoff spots, and a heated golf feud erupts online. Read more...

Climate activists blockaded Cargill in Ghent, protesting agro-industry practices. Separately, Trump's criticisms of the EU are escalating tensions between Washington and Brussels. Read more...

A look at the latest sports news, featuring Christian Pulisic's docuseries, Tonali's struggles, and more from the world of football and cycling. Read more...

This week's politics roundup covers Lula's potential minister pick in Brazil, Raquel Lyra's party switch in Pernambuco, and a tragic PS5 robbery in San Leandro. Read more...

A look at the week's top political stories, including a crucial UK-Ukraine summit, a tragic stabbing in Nottingham, and new climate change recommendations. Read more...

Many online articles now point directly to comment sections, inviting readers to engage in discussions on platforms like Hacker News rather than providing extensive content themselves. This trend offers a unique way to explore diverse perspectives on various topics. Read more...

Rising tensions between Trump and Zelenskyy are causing concern in Ukraine, while Russian propaganda hints at a possible ceasefire. The situation remains volatile. Read more...

Syria faces a complex landscape this week, from observing Ramadan amid ongoing conflict to potential peace talks and allegations of detainee torture. Read more...

A roundup of today's top political news: Gaza ceasefire negotiations stall, a stabbing incident near a castle, Ukrainian reactions to a meeting, and more. Read more...

Catalan police prevent a rave and deal with airport homelessness. Meanwhile, President Aliyev of Azerbaijan meets with FC Barcelona's president in a diplomatic event. Read more...

LeBron James makes NBA history, becoming the first player to surpass 50,000 career points. Plus, James criticizes media and a fan sues after a robbery at a Lakers game. Read more...

A potential football club merger in Bedford ignites fan anger, while a Sustrans report reveals a significant gender gap in cycling among UK children. Read more...

A cruise singer's heartbreak, Paul McCartney's childhood shame, and a karate black belt's heroic intervention highlight today's entertainment news. Plus, remembering architect Ricardo Scofidio. 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...

Spain's national team lost to England at Wembley despite outshooting them, putting pressure on their Nations League title defense. A separate tragedy involves footballer Guo Jiaxun in Spain. 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...

Chile grapples with a massive blackout leading to a state of emergency, while a Spanish village fights depopulation with incredibly low rent offers. 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...