A heated exchange between Trump and Zelensky raises questions about US aid to Ukraine, while Starmer rejects calls to cancel Trump's state visit. Read more...

Recent reports from India detail a disturbing rise in violence, including the alleged burning alive of a woman amid anti-Christian persecution and the discovery of a young political worker's body stuffed in a suitcase. Read more...

Recent police investigations span a range of incidents, including vandalism, riots, and alleged neglect, highlighting the diverse challenges law enforcement faces. Read more...

A young bodybuilder's tragic death, a tennis player facing threats, and potential NFL team changes highlight today's sports news. Stay informed on the latest developments. Read more...

The DWP reviews Universal Credit rent deductions, a council pays out over care complaints, and businesses face intimidation from youth groups. Read more...

European leaders debate a nuclear deterrent strategy and the right to abortion. The UK faces spending cuts, and a survey reveals widespread fear among young people. Read more...

President Trump is reportedly considering declaring English the official language of the United States. This move, unprecedented in the nation's history, aims to promote unity, according to the White House. Read more...

Nearly 700,000 refugees are forced to relocate near Goma as M23 rebels consolidate power. Journalists in the region face threats and censorship, further destabilizing the region. Read more...

North Korea escalates nuclear threats while sending troops to Ukraine. A South Korean military mishap injures civilians. A French drone faces Russian intimidation in the Mediterranean. Read more...

Political tensions are rising in Spain with accusations of racism and intimidation, while in China, debates rage over divorce laws and international relations. Read more...

Paulo Fonseca, Olympique Lyon's coach, faces a record 9-month suspension after an outburst, but the club's owner, John Textor, swiftly voiced his support. The ban stems from an incident during the Lyon-Brest match. Read more...

Recent events and statements from global leaders are raising questions about the United States' role as the leader of the free world. From trade wars to military reliance, the US's position is being challenged. Read more...

This week in tech: Waymo and Uber launch in Austin, the LA Times debates AI's impact, and an Oscar-winning director shares his iPhone filmmaking secrets. Read more...

A senatorial candidate reports a death threat, Utah aims for app age verification, plus China's leader calls for education reform to boost tech. Read more...

A diverse collection of news stories including a voyeurism incident in Poland, the importance of girls' education, neighborly disputes, a Catalan dessert recipe, and reflections on life's seasons. Read more...

This week's headlines: A husband seeks divorce after 47 years, a car pulled from a river may solve a 1958 disappearance, and a heat pump is causing neighborhood noise. Read more...

A new series portrays Mussolini's rise as peaceful, but historical accounts reveal a brutal reality. Plus, Parma's youth and mayors rally for Europe's future. Read more...

Recent political discourse in Slovakia highlights concerns over defense capabilities, controversial appointments, and diverging opinions on European Union policies, particularly regarding rearmament and nuclear deterrence. Read more...

This UK news roundup covers potential extra bank holidays, a call for an Andrew Tate probe, a security breach concerning S Jaishankar, and more. Read more...

Australia faces a mixed bag of challenges: a tropical cyclone batters the coast, a new report on sexual violence sparks debate, and a funding deal for schools raises questions. Read more...