Economist Veronika Grimm criticizes proposed financial plans, while Del Union in BGC announces its closure. A mixed bag of news in the business world. Read more...

A look at recent political controversies in Italy and abroad, from a councilor's resignation over pregnancy comments to Elon Musk's Starlink representative's criticism of Italian policy. Read more...

Lloyds Banking Group grapples with technical glitches affecting online banking services and a significant overstatement of interest-bearing deposits reported to the Bank of England. Read more...

Pope Francis is showing signs of health improvement, with a normal chest CT scan and resolved renal insufficiency. A new foundation honors an architect who died of pancreatic cancer. Read more...

Recent news from Syria includes the rescue of a disabled woman, a call for Ramadan moon sighting, and optimism surrounding peace talks involving Kurdish factions. Read more...

European leaders rally behind Ukraine after a White House setback, while a shocking crime rocks Warsaw. Plus, a former rector loses his title and teens risk their lives. Read more...

François Bayrou's recent actions, from pension referendum suggestions to debates on French identity and the Franco-Algerian accords, are stirring up controversy and division in French politics. Read more...

This article covers political news from Spain, France, and the US, including controversies over historical memory, parliamentary amendments, a private Catholic school, and a Bay Area stabbing case. Read more...

A quick look at the top business news in Brazil: Banks reopen after Carnival, economists halt rising inflation forecasts, Mobly rejects Tok&Stok offer, and SBT hires a new journalist. Read more...

Is pointing out bullying itself bullying? This article explores the nuances of defining bullying and the importance of clear terminology. Plus, a few other interesting tidbits! Read more...

Congress faces scrutiny over arms sales, potential government shutdowns, and accusations of obstruction, highlighting political tensions both domestically and internationally. Read more...

Greggs sees sales soar past £2 billion thanks to pizza and wedges, while TapBlaze, the maker of "Good Pizza, Great Pizza," launches "Good Coffee, Great Coffee" on mobile devices. Read more...

Bolsonaro's legal team presents his defense against coup allegations, while a former official denies radicalization involvement. A doctor critiques societal indifference to suffering. Read more...

A roundup of top business stories: Warren Buffett on tariffs, investment opportunities with Nu Holdings, rising car ownership costs, Elon Musk's expanding family, and global trade impacts. Read more...

Turkey demands disarmament of PKK branches in Syria and Iraq while a Kurdish insurgent group declares a ceasefire. Manbij also sees continued violence. Read more...

Is DOGE, potentially linked to Dogecoin or Elon Musk's initiatives, posing a real threat to the US administrative state? This article examines the emerging conflict and its implications. Read more...

Beware the processionary caterpillar! These insects are appearing in urban areas and can cause allergic reactions. Learn how to protect yourself and your pets. Read more...

Malaysia's Dewan Rakyat passes a key bill paving the way for greater parliamentary independence in 2025. Plus, updates on school placements and a Justice Council meeting. Read more...

Recent political moves by Trump, Wu, Musk, and Rubio are putting Congress to the test, raising questions about presidential power, sanctuary cities, NATO, and arms deals. Read more...

The Guardian's "Young Country Diary" is open for submissions! Children aged 8-14 are invited to share their spring nature encounters for a chance to be published. Read more...