Politics
Hungary's April 12 vote, its most consequential since the fall of communism, will test the nation's democratic institutions and its relationship with the European Union.
Conflicts
Senior Lebanese official tells BBC the country will only engage in talks if a ceasefire is first established, casting immediate doubt on the planned meeting.
Society
Federal prosecutors have reportedly used a grand jury subpoena to compel Reddit to identify a user who criticized Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Society
A male wolf's escape from a Daejeon zoo triggers a city-wide search, deploying thermal drones and raising urgent questions about zoo security.
Politics
Anthropic suspends developer behind popular Claude integration after a pricing change, raising questions about platform control.
Conflicts
As high-stakes negotiations commence in Islamabad, five major obstacles stand between the United States and Iran, threatening to derail a fragile diplomatic process.
Conflicts
At least four civilians are dead after gunmen opened fire at a popular picnic area in western Afghanistan, underscoring the persistent threat of violence beyond the nation's urban centers.
Science
NASA's Artemis II crew returns to Earth, completing a critical test flight around the Moon and paving the way for future lunar landings.
Science
NASA's Artemis II crew capsule returns to Earth in flawless Pacific landing, marking a critical success for the agency's lunar ambitions.
Science
After a flawless lunar voyage, a crew of four returns to Earth, marking a pivotal moment in deep space exploration.
Politics
Berlusconi e Tajani si confrontano sul futuro di Forza Italia: rinnovata la fiducia al segretario, ma la famiglia chiede cambiamenti.
Health
A new lawsuit alleges a popular medical transcription service secretly processed confidential patient-doctor conversations on external servers, violating state privacy laws.