This week in health: Fatty liver disease linked to cancer risk in Malaysia, a mechanic customizes wheelchairs, sleep deprivation's impact on immunity, and a court ruling on Ivermectin. Read more...

France is at the center of multiple international events: the extradition of a notorious fugitive, Macron's nuclear deterrence discussions, and efforts for a Ukraine peace deal. Read more...

Ghent sees a historic church transformed into a market by Delhaize, a beloved bar remains open amidst redevelopment, and a construction firm wins a tax dispute in court. Read more...

The Navarra Court of Appeal reduced the sentence for two members of La Manada, while the Navarra Church announced it will compensate victims of pedophilia. The government plans to appeal the sentence reduction. Read more...

A roundup of recent financial news, including stock sales, executive compensation rulings, and corporate misconduct penalties. Stay informed on the latest business developments. Read more...

Lesotho expresses shock and embarrassment after Donald Trump's mockery. A look at Trump's policies and speeches drawing criticism and sparking international debate. Read more...

Recent news from Malaysia includes a corruption conviction upheld, the PM denying bias claims, an AI chip fraud probe, increased state funding, and assurances of fair police investigations. Read more...

Recent court decisions include a reduced sentence for a Just Stop Oil co-founder, a bribery conviction upheld, and a death sentence commuted to 30 years in prison. Plus, a look at political financing law delays. Read more...

Malaysia faces pressing issues as the government addresses religious harmony, a land dispute, and a cooking oil supply crisis, signaling a period of intense political and social focus. Read more...

A roundup of Malaysian political news: Umno Youth seeks updates on Harith Iskander and Cecilia Yap probes, a Duta Enclave land dispute heads to court, and Dzulkefly Ahmad and Najib Razak discuss a defamation case. Read more...

From Argentina's Supreme Court appointments to protests across Europe and Slovakia, and investigations in Brazil, this article covers a range of political and judicial events. The Philippines highlights women in its judiciary. Read more...

A roundup of today's political headlines, including a ruling on migrant compensation, developments in a cold case, and the EU's tricky position between Trump and Zelensky. Read more...

Noel Clarke's libel trial against The Guardian moves forward after he loses a key appeal. He claims the newspaper conspired to ruin his career with sex claims. Read more...

The Basque Country grapples with immigration concerns and debt negotiations. Citizens call for stricter immigration policies, while the government negotiates debt forgiveness with Spain. Read more...

A quick look at today's top tech stories: Chinese hackers indicted, Apple faces 'Batterygate' lawsuit in the UK, and tips for secure 2FA while roaming. Read more...

Romania has been the focus of several recent news stories, including arrests for alleged coup plotting, a high-profile acquittal, and Andrew Tate's plans to relocate. Read more...

A Madrid court has reaffirmed Paco de Lucía as the sole author of the iconic "Entre dos Aguas," while the creators of "Sálvame" launch a new production company. Read more...

From the César awards in Paris to the sentencing of MHD and the delayed reopening of MAMAC in Nice, here's your entertainment news roundup. Read more...

Mohamed Amra, "The Fly," has been extradited from Romania to France after a nine-month manhunt following a deadly prison escape. Meanwhile, a French surgeon admits to abusing hundreds. Read more...

A roundup of recent business news from Belgium, including a waste management strike, shop closures in Leuven, a tax dispute in Ghent, and passenger counts in Antwerp. Read more...