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The Blue Flag label in Spain signifies high standards for beachgoers, ensuring clean waters and safe swimming. Here’s what to know for your 2026 travels.
The French authorities have reopened an investigation into Agathe Habyarimana, the former first lady of Rwanda, regarding her alleged involvement in the 1994 genocide that led to approximately 800,000 deaths.
An Israeli court has ordered a two-day extension of the detention of two foreign activists from a Gaza-bound flotilla, as allegations of abuse during their custody are being investigated.
In a significant move, Hungary has returned assets to Ukraine's Oschadbank, including cash and gold that were confiscated in March 2026. This decision is seen as a positive step in Ukraine-Hungary relations.
Iran's online propaganda has adapted to viral trends, utilizing Lego-style videos to satirize political figures, particularly targeting Donald Trump.
Daniel Lambert, the manager of the band Kneecap, alleges that Transport For London has refused to display promotional posters for their new album, 'Fenian'.
In 2025, Lufthansa achieved its highest-ever revenue, yet the airline faces significant challenges from soaring jet fuel costs associated with the Iran war, impacting profit forecasts.
As local elections approach on May 7, young Scots share their perspectives on what it means to be Scottish today, highlighting the evolving sentiments within the community.
Despite a surge in sales from Guinness and the World Cup, Diageo is encountering significant challenges in the US market.
Kyiv has accused Russia of breaching a unilateral ceasefire by launching drone and missile attacks on Ukrainian cities, raising tensions in the ongoing conflict.
Narges Mohammadi, the jailed Iranian Nobel Peace Prize laureate, is reportedly in critical condition after being hospitalized for a heart issue while under guard.
A Mexico City nightclub's decision to impose a nearly $300 cover charge for American patrons has ignited debate, highlighting growing frustrations between Mexico and the United States.
A new Medicare initiative will soon allow millions to access discounted GLP-1 medications for weight loss. Here’s what beneficiaries should understand about this change.
The ongoing US-Iran conflict has reached a troubling stalemate, with the US indicating a readiness to respond if attacked. Fraser Jackson reports from Washington DC.
As of May 6, 2026, Russian President Vladimir Putin's popularity is reportedly waning due to ongoing economic issues and restrictions on internet access.
Health authorities in South Africa are managing the evacuation of three individuals from a cruise ship where two passengers have tested positive for the Andes strain of hantavirus.
In a recent escalation of violence, a Russian attack in Ukraine has resulted in the deaths of at least 28 individuals. Analysis from France24's Philip Turle sheds light on the situation.
In a significant diplomatic engagement, Wang Yi is in talks with Iran's foreign minister, Aragchi, marking the latter's first visit to China since the onset of the conflict.
The Venice Biennale, a prominent contemporary art exhibition, is facing criticism for including artists from Israel and Russia amid ongoing conflicts.
Sébastien Lecornu plans to unveil new measures to support economic activity amid rising oil prices.