Asylum applications in Europe see an 11% drop, while a Norwegian fuel tycoon boycotts the US Navy over Trump's alleged actions. Also, IT²EC 2025 focuses on deterrence in Norway. Read more...

Belgium has lost an estimated €611 million due to VAT fraud linked to Chinese e-commerce platforms like Temu, according to a recent report by the European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO). Read more...

Volodymyr Zelenskyy is attempting to repair relations with Donald Trump following a tense exchange in the Oval Office. Trump's decision to halt military aid to Ukraine has sparked international concern. Read more...

A look at current political events including strikes at Frankfurt Airport, a kidnapping case in Sri Lanka, and concerns over UK immigration policy. Read more...

Madrid is buzzing with excitement as preparations begin for the Formula 1 Grand Prix in 2026 and the city's teams battle it out in the Champions League. From track construction to heated rivalries, the city is a sports fan's paradise. Read more...

President Trump announces new tariffs on the EU, Canada, and Mexico, while preparing for his first major address to Congress, highlighting key policy tensions. Read more...

The Vatican reports Pope Francis's health is stable and he's off mechanical ventilation. Argentine expatriates in Rome are praying for his recovery. Read more...

Manchester sees a flurry of business activity: a town rebrands, an office block faces demolition, and Martin Lewis advises on state pensions, while HMRC may owe thousands in tax refunds. Read more...

Czech society enjoys unprecedented freedom, but populist narratives about totalitarianism could threaten this after the elections. A new German leader also faces scrutiny. Read more...

JD Vance faces backlash for remarks about the UK military, while Turkey seeks the dissolution of PKK-linked groups in Syria and Iraq. Plus, an arrest in Deir ez-Zor. Read more...

This article examines the debate around AI development and copyright, arguing for open access, and contrasts it with Elon Musk's controversial management style of firing key employees. Read more...

A quick look at the week's tech news: Microsoft shutters Skype, TCL's AR glasses impress, HexyDog's potential, Hong Kong's Web3 Festival, and AMD GPU compatibility woes. Read more...

JD Vance faces protesters after a public disagreement with Zelensky, while Zelensky extends an olive branch to Trump amidst potential mineral deal negotiations. Read more...

Recent analyst reports show mixed outlooks for Kimbell Royalty Partners, Sempra, Myriad Genetics, and Okta, with revised price targets and ratings. Read more...

A new study reveals that just 36 companies are responsible for half of global carbon emissions. Plus, Louis Vuitton launches a makeup line targeting a younger audience. Read more...

British authorities are reportedly seeking the extradition of the Tate Brothers from the United States after they fled to Florida. Rachel Reeves warns about the dangers of tit-for-tat tariffs on the global economy. Read more...

The Rangers experienced a week of highs and lows, from a rocky start under interim management to fans booing the Canadian anthem. A look at the team's recent performance. Read more...

Trump's influence continues to reverberate, with Ukraine facing Patriot missile shortages, a judge reinstating a fired official, and Trump facing scrutiny over false claims. Read more...

The UN addresses pressing global issues, including Azerbaijan's collaboration with UN agencies, sexual violence in Sudan, Nicaragua's exit from the Human Rights Council, and upcoming talks on plastics pollution. Read more...

The death of a teenager under suspicious circumstances sparks outrage, while Vice President Alckmin announces measures to combat rising food prices. A legal challenge against trans quotas at UFSC also unfolds. Read more...