Czech Republic grapples with lingering COVID distrust exploited by politicians, while widespread inspections of breeding facilities are launched due to animal abuse concerns. Hospital head arrested after 25 years. Read more...

A compilation of recent legal cases and decisions, including environmental pollution, a military case, a cannibal killer's parole, and a murder trial. Read more...

A 40-year-old man in Poland faces jail time after being arrested for driving under the influence, driving without a license, and possessing amphetamines. Plus, a mistrial in an Antioch corruption case and a call for a "Cognitive Revolution". Read more...

Capri explores selling Versace to Prada, potentially returning the brand to Italian ownership. Simultaneously, Capricor sees a boost with the priority review of Deramiocel. Read more...

The Olympic Committee is reportedly lobbying to lift sanctions against Russian and Belarusian athletes while recognizing a new boxing federation to secure the sport's Olympic future. Read more...

Krakow residents will soon have access to the Archdiocese's green spaces thanks to a new agreement. Plus, major traffic disruptions are expected due to Grunwaldzki Bridge renovations. Read more...

The Gaza ceasefire faces uncertainty as its second phase approaches. Meanwhile, a controversial $3 billion arms sale to Israel, approved by the Trump administration, raises concerns. Read more...

A look at the week's top sports stories, including Jorge Martin's wrist surgery, Boris Spassky's passing, and concerns over the Cortina bobsleigh track. Read more...

A roundup of French sports news: DAZN and LFP negotiations, PSG's quarter-final match, and Briançon's mayor discussing the 2030 Olympics. Read more...

Figaro Magazine offers an alternative César Awards list while Fabrice Luchini discusses his resistance against modern mediocrity and his latest projects. Read more...

A look at the latest political headlines, including tensions in the Ukraine war, forensic investigations into past cases, and financial concerns for the Vatican and infrastructure projects. Read more...

A look at recent political headlines including criticism of Zelensky, clemency in Virginia, Democratic strategy during Trump's address, and the US designating Yemen's Houthis as a terrorist organization. Read more...

Despite battling pneumonia and hospitalization, Pope Francis remains active, appointing a new bishop and dismissing resignation rumors. His health is improving, according to the Vatican. Read more...

A roundup of recent science news, including the Blue Ghost lunar landing, research on inflammation, 3D printing in medicine, and the abandonment of "mirror life" research. Read more...

Italy's defense minister proposes a European Defence Union, while the nation leads in gambling revenue. Meanwhile, political figures criticize the EU's policies, and humanitarian aid is sent to Syria. Read more...

A roundup of today's political news, including protests against intensive farming, a child trafficking trial in South Africa, and concerns about the Irish police force. Read more...

This week's sports news includes Raducanu's loss and Kyrgios' injury at Indian Wells, female athletes discussing fertility, and a quiz to test your sports knowledge. Read more...

From Neguinho da Beija-Flor's emotional farewell to Juliana Paes' husband defending her from fans, and Milton Cunha debuting his new boyfriend, Sapucaí was full of drama. Read more...

From Antioch's search for a new police chief to a VTA union strike and San Jose arrests, the Bay Area faces challenges in crime, policing, and political discourse. Read more...

A look at Brazil's coffee and bean industries, highlighting a controversial global coffee shop ranking and celebrating the diversity of Brazilian beans and the role of women in wine. Read more...