A look at today's political news: a special needs school bullying investigation, teen dating violence prevention, energy transition debates, and a school district lawsuit. 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...

John Hope Bryant argues that raising credit scores could lower crime rates, increase life expectancy, and lessen political division. Also, a woman pleaded guilty to gross negligence manslaughter in connection with the deaths of four paddleboarders. Read more...

This article covers several recent news stories involving individuals named Peter, including a court dismissing blame, allegations of police abuse, a gynecologist's resignation, and an arrest by the Taliban. Read more...

Travelers in Slovakia face extra fees for ticket purchases, while Malá Fatra National Park struggles with a lack of public understanding of its importance. Read more...

Lidl achieves double success, winning the "Tax Specialist of the Year" award for the tenth time and rescuing over 1,700 tons of quality fruits and vegetables through a customer-driven project. Read more...

France faces a complex landscape with a life sentence for a basilica murderer, a major child abuse trial, the capture of a drug trafficker, and political tensions with Algeria. Read more...

Malaysia faces a dual challenge: the highest rate of personal data leaks in Asia and a massive e-waste problem, with enough electronic waste to nearly fill the Petronas Twin Towers. Read more...

Surveillance video captures a crowd fleeing gunshots on Boylston Street after an officer-involved shooting. Police also responded to a separate shooting incident on Central Street. Read more...

Europe grapples with rising security concerns, considering a new defensive pillar, its role amidst global power struggles, and the potential for a unified response amidst internal divisions. Read more...

A roundup of recent news from Italy, covering a corruption scandal, climate spending shortcomings, the Pope's health, and recognition of civilian heroes. Read more...

Czech hospitals, boosted by European subsidies and the COVID pandemic, are now profitable. However, this influx of money raises concerns about potential organized crime and corruption, especially in light of past cases like the Motol case. Read more...

Abdullah Öcalan, the imprisoned leader of the PKK, has made a historic call for the group's disarmament and dissolution, potentially ending a 40-year conflict with Turkey and impacting the wider Middle East. Read more...

This news roundup covers diverse topics, from authoritarian regimes and driving instructor accountability to imitation firearms and a pilot's tragic death. Read more...

Amidst escalating tensions, Israel releases prisoners, Hamas returns hostages' bodies, the BBC faces criticism, and concerns arise over land commercialization. Read more...

This week's health news includes a call for a smacking ban in England, advancements in AI for medical care, the discovery of a new part of the immune system, and a grim prediction about obesity rates by 2050. Read more...

Donald Trump suggests Europe should handle Ukraine's security while Zelensky is expected to visit the US. Donetsk residents face water shortages, and South Korea claims North Korea should send more troops to Russia. Read more...

The conviction of the owners of Whakaari/White Island in New Zealand has been overturned following the deadly 2019 eruption that killed 22 people. Read more...

Explore ways to break harmful parenting patterns, develop positive habits, and discover light, refreshing red wines. A guide to self-improvement and simple pleasures. Read more...

Germany faces challenges in increasing defense spending and is seeing a shift in foreign policy under Merz, including calls for European independence from the US. Read more...