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In a significant move, UK police have returned ancient artefacts to the Centre of Islamic Civilization, marking a step in efforts to recover cultural objects linked to trafficking.
A suspected hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship has reportedly led to three fatalities. This raises important questions about the virus, its symptoms, and how it spreads.
At a recent rally, Donald Trump attempted to address concerns about his mental fitness, but his comments on percentages have led to widespread mockery online.
The birthday cake of Israeli minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has ignited significant backlash, drawing widespread condemnation for its offensive design.
Angine de Poitrine, a masked math rock band, has rapidly transitioned from an underground act to selling out international venues. This editorial examines their unexpected viral success.
The Pentagon has announced plans to withdraw approximately 5,000 soldiers from Germany, a decision influenced by comments from German Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
With wildfire season approaching, many forests are at risk due to a significant reduction in efforts to manage flammable vegetation under the Trump administration.
To reduce agriculture's dependence on fossil fuels and safeguard jobs in industrial areas, Europe is urged to transform its fertiliser production methods.
As Marina Abramović approaches her 80th birthday, a new exhibition in Venice highlights her work. Meanwhile, Broken Social Scene reunites, and Mortal Kombat II offers nostalgic arcade fun on the big screen.
Ireland's GDP experienced a remarkable 12.3% increase in 2025, but this growth may not be as solid as it appears. A significant portion of exports was front-loaded by pharmaceutical companies in anticipation of tariffs.
Two U.S. service members are currently unaccounted for following their participation in multinational military exercises in southwestern Morocco, as reported by AFRICOM.
An investigation highlights that Kenya's AI-driven healthcare reforms, intended to ensure equitable access, are inadvertently favoring wealthier citizens, increasing costs for the most vulnerable.
The European Commission's review of the Digital Market Act indicates it is 'fit for purpose', but concerns about compliance and implementation remain.
As vote counting begins in West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Assam, and Puducherry, Prime Minister Modi's party aims to challenge the opposition's dominance in these regions.
With the establishment of a groundbreaking solar city, Türkiye is positioning itself as a frontrunner in renewable energy within the region, according to experts.
Research from Spain indicates that adhering to a Mediterranean diet may improve pregnancy outcomes for women facing primary infertility during artificial insemination.
A recent survey reveals that the Maltese population is divided on the issue of tourism levels, with opinions varying on whether the current visitor numbers are appropriate or excessive.
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This month marks a significant event as North Korea's women's soccer club visits South Korea, highlighting ongoing tensions and the potential for diplomatic engagement.
As France approaches its municipal elections, right-wing and far-right candidates are opposing reductions in street lighting made by outgoing mayors, sparking significant political debate.