European diplomats have been quietly restricting classified material to Hungary for years. A Washington Post report explaining why just made it public.
A 50-year-old ski lift on the Zugspitze is being torn down because the ice beneath it has melted away. Germany's last four glaciers are disappearing twice as fast as they were five years ago.
A Hercules C-130 carrying up to 110 soldiers crashed on takeoff from a remote border outpost. At least 57 have been rescued; dozens remain unaccounted for in dense jungle terrain.
Internal emails called Instagram 'the leading marketplace for human trafficking.' A New Mexico jury will decide whether Meta knew the risks and sold safety anyway.
Five of the six main bridges spanning the Litani River have been destroyed. For the million displaced Lebanese civilians, the message is clear: don't come back.
Nearly £900m in UK aid to Africa will disappear by 2029 — enough to build hundreds of schools and clinics. The money is going to defence. In Mozambique, Rwanda and Zambia, the Foreign Office's own assessment says children and people with disabilities will bear the cost.
The prime minister called it a chance to modernise Italy. Voters saw something else entirely — and the 54 percent who rejected it broke sharply along age and party lines.
European officials say Hungary's foreign minister spent years phoning Moscow during breaks in confidential meetings. If true, a NATO ally was briefing an adversary on alliance deliberations in real time.
The Ukrainian-American billionaire who turned a subscription platform into the dominant force in adult entertainment has died. The company was already shopping for a buyer. Now the clock is ticking.
A Metacritic 93. Over 300,000 Steam reviews at 92% positive. Nearly 40,000 concurrent players. And right now, it's $14.99 — the lowest price in the game's history.
A starting dose of Wegovy now costs $149 a month, down from $1,600 when it launched. Generic versions in India are hitting $14. The GLP-1 gold rush has become a price war — and patients are finally catching a break.
Trump claims 'productive conversations' with Tehran. Iran denies any talks took place. The five-day pause gives both sides breathing room — but the Strait of Hormuz remains closed, and the clock is ticking.
Four volunteer ambulances destroyed by arson in a Jewish neighborhood of London. Three suspects on CCTV. A little-known group claims responsibility. The Gaza war has found its way to a north London car park.
A military ruler who seized power after Gen Z protests now demands ministers pass lie detector tests. Young activists call it 'a joke and embarrassing.'
Apple's WWDC preview explicitly promises 'AI advancements' — a first. After years of Siri delays and a humbling Gemini partnership, June 8 will test whether Apple can finally catch up.
Fifty-seven dead, most of them students. A nation in mourning. And a courtroom so cramped that victims' relatives were forced to sit in the defendants' seats.
The mechanism exists to cap prices and shield consumers — but Lisbon cannot pull the trigger without Brussels signing off first.
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