A roundup of recent political news, including the gold toilet theft trial, "The Cocaine Files" interactive feature, a murder charge in a house fire case, and a bribery case involving an auxiliary police officer. Read more...

Poznan is grappling with the sudden death of a pregnant woman, Weronika, and the tragic passing of a police officer who collapsed on duty, leaving the community in mourning. Read more...

A drugged man threatening police in Košice was shot, while in another case, a court recognized a claim for compensation after a COVID vaccination, marking a significant legal breakthrough. 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...

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...

The Senate has approved two key measures: establishing a children's ombudsman and protecting attorney trust accounts from misappropriation. Both aim to strengthen legal and ethical safeguards. Read more...

A roundup of political news: A Romanian politician is detained amid election fraud allegations, while Slovakia grapples with human rights, single-parent support, and the integration of Ukrainian refugees. Read more...

A look at the latest developments in the US, including Starmer's diplomatic visit, a Supreme Court case on discrimination, policy changes for undocumented migrants, and more. Read more...

Spirit Airlines reinstates change and cancellation fees on basic fares. Plus, a passenger incident in Orlando results in a no-fly list addition. Read more...

The shift to remote work sparks a US-Europe debate, whispers of a "Mar-a-Lago Accord" circulate, and Tesla faces a sales slump in Europe. Stay informed on these key business and political developments. Read more...

Turkmenistan is making moves to modernize its industries and financial systems, announcing a new ceramic plant, a tender for ship pyrotechnics, and upgrades to bank audit procedures. Read more...

A quick look at today's headlines: UK labour reforms, Athens protests, a BBC Gaza film controversy, Ukraine war uncertainties, and Pope Francis's favorite ice cream. Read more...

From a flying dolphin in New Zealand to the psychology of deception and the burdens of mental load in households, here's a roundup of the week's strangest news. Read more...

The Slovak Ministry of Interior reaffirms protection for judges and addresses potential regional election reforms, amidst discussions led by State Secretary Michal Kaliňák. Read more...

A series of incidents across Poland, including drunk driving, unsolved murders, sewage issues, family violence, and gang-related crime in Warsaw, raise concerns about public safety and the need for effective solutions. Read more...

Julia Roberts received the Officer of the Order of Arts and Letters from France's Minister of Culture, Rachida Dati, just before the prestigious Césars awards. Swann Arlaud is also celebrated for his acting achievements. Read more...

European leaders support Zelensky after a Trump clash. Ukrainian partisans attack an FSB officer in Mariupol, and North Korea sends troops to aid Russia. Read more...

After tense negotiations, COP16 delegates reached a fragile agreement on nature finance, but concerns remain about halting nature loss by 2030. California mandates a return to the office. Read more...

The UK faces a double whammy: manufacturing job losses at their fastest pace since 2020 and a youth unemployment crisis with nearly 1 million young people out of work or education. Is the economy heading for a downturn? Read more...

A roundup of political news: Prague's Metro D faces further delays, the mayor of Lille steps down, and a Ugandan court dismisses a lawyer's petition. Read more...