France considers retaliatory measures against Algeria for refusing repatriation, while Syria's national dialogue conference yields no tangible results. Both reflect complex political challenges. Read more...

UN biodiversity talks resume in Rome after unresolved issues at Cop16 in Cali. Concerns linger about trust and participation in the crucial meeting aimed at halting nature loss by 2030. Read more...

NITDA trains civil servants in IT, while Mini faces design critiques despite strong engine performance. A look at tech empowerment and automotive evolution. Read more...

A look at the latest political news, including discussions on auditing the Federal Reserve, highway disputes, equality under the law, and court decisions. Read more...

This week in politics: proposed ban on leasehold flats, Rosmah Mansor's appeal delayed due to health, traders fined for incorrect Quran verses, and a victim testifies in an attempted murder trial. Read more...

Recent events across Europe include resignations of Swiss military officials, a Frankfurt shopping center evacuation, a drug raid, and a legal battle over alleged false reporting. Read more...

France grants visas to Algerian imams despite tensions, a surgeon admits to child abuse, and cocaine seizures at airports surge. Plus, a debate on immigration and national borders. Read more...

The US Treasury faces a potential Chinese hack, raising questions about Janet Yellen, while the brother of the Dalai Lama, Gyalo Thondup, passes away at 97. Read more...

This week in tech: A mathematician flags AI leadership, 5G rollout faces hurdles, affordable blue light glasses emerge, and a WordPress founder calls out a major player. Read more...

The UK navigates ambitious climate targets, debates defense spending, considers changes to child benefits, and grapples with single-sex space policies amid rising birthrates in South Korea. Read more...

From UNESCO funding in Bulgaria to heat pump adoption in the UK and privacy concerns in the US, governments worldwide are grappling with critical policy challenges. Read more...

The Trump administration's policies on trade, foreign aid, and global engagement are reshaping international relations, creating opportunities for some and challenges for others. Read more...

United Utilities CEO admits the company isn't doing enough to stop sewage dumping as a "people's commission" launches an inquiry into the water industry in England and Wales. Read more...

This article explores two pressing issues: the fears of undocumented immigrants applying for financial aid and the harrowing escape of a young man from war-torn Ukraine. Read more...

A fiery exchange erupted between Deputy Minister Francesco Paolo Sisto and Bari Public Prosecutor Roberto Rossi on Telebari, sparking debate over career separation. Pope Francesco's choice of Sister Petrini for the Vatican government is also examined. Read more...

The US faces internal turmoil with resignations from a Musk-led commission, while foreign policy shifts as it aligns with Russia at the UN and negotiates resource sharing with Ukraine. Read more...

Nvidia's earnings report arrives amid market uncertainty, serving as a key indicator for the broader American tech sector. Plus, updates on insurance payouts, car recalls, and investment strategies. Read more...

A roundup of global news covering topics from drought in Morocco and pension disputes in the UK to sexual violence cases in France and political negotiations in New Caledonia. Read more...

Aviron's new gamified treadmill aims to make workouts fun, while Mark Cuban offers support to laid-off government tech workers. Two tech stories in one! Read more...

A tragic bus crash in Bolivia claims at least 37 lives, while in London, three teenagers are arrested following the death of a 75-year-old Bolivian national. Read more...