This week in entertainment news: investigations into the deaths of Gene Hackman and his wife, a look at the career of Steve Spitz, and an interview with author Colum McCann. Read more...

Following a controversial radio segment, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim calls for national harmony and mutual respect, while authorities investigate the incident. Read more...

A look at Trump's troop deployment to the Mexican border, Israel's Gaza ceasefire agreement, and a controversial "gold card" investor visa proposal. Read more...

Ramadan has begun for Muslims worldwide, but for Palestinians in Gaza, it starts under a fragile ceasefire and with thousands displaced in Qatar, facing uncertainty. Read more...

Germany faces multiple challenges: a deadly car attack in Mannheim, debates on deporting Islamist influencers, and discussions surrounding the reform of the debt brake. Read more...

Amidst ceasefire negotiations, tensions remain high as an Israeli hostage's remains are set to be returned, clashes erupt in Gaza, and a deadly attack occurs in Haifa. Read more...

Two hostage stories emerge: French journalists confront Mehdi Nemmouche in court, while two cousins escape Islamist militants in Mozambique, highlighting resilience and survival. Read more...

This week's political news includes a Texas steak dispute, a New York migrant shelter controversy impacting Pakistan, and Governor Healey's late-night TV appearance. Read more...

France is at the center of several international stories, including reactions to Trump's stance on Ukraine, benefiting from Brexit's impact on fashion, and the commencement of Ramadan. Read more...

Pakistan is facing a surge in violence, with multiple attacks reported, including suicide bombings targeting schools and military bases, raising concerns about regional stability. Read more...

Key business developments in Uganda: a new CEO at Stanbic, praise for a real estate tycoon, a veterinary crisis, and the potential of agent banking for Islamic finance. Read more...

A video of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman promising to eradicate Islamic extremism resurfaces. Plus, Jagtar Singh Johal acquitted of one charge and dozens missing in an Indian Himalayas avalanche. Read more...

This week in sports: Armand Duplantis breaks his own pole vault record, a rugby player scores a lightning-fast try, and concerns are raised about influences in sports clubs. Read more...

A 16-year-old boy was fatally shot in South London. Separately, Russian Telegram accounts are offering cryptocurrency for attacks on mosques and Muslims in Europe. Read more...

Recent political developments highlight nuclear cooperation between Uzbekistan and the IAEA, Moscow's influence on the Zaporizhzhia plant, and Russia's role in US-Iran negotiations. Read more...

Bangladesh faces a period of intense scrutiny as political figures face trial, corruption probes widen, and calls for constitutional reform grow louder. Read more...

Former ambassador Nazri Aziz praises East Malaysians' national identity while criticizing peninsular Malays' focus on race. Dewan Rakyat debates e-waste, coconut prices, and rice planting. Read more...

UMNO Youth Chief Akmal supports action against an Era broadcaster and questions investigations involving Harith and Cecelia. He also notes everyone is subject to the law. Read more...

Recent developments include the repatriation of ISIS-linked individuals to Austria, the arrest of the Kabul airport bomber, and ongoing trials of ISIS jailers. Read more...

A roundup of key political developments including Shiori Ito's fight, Egypt's Gaza plan, a French anti-narcotics measure, budget cuts, education reforms, and abuse compensation. Read more...