Politics
Benin holds presidential election four months after failed coup
Benin holds presidential election amid political tension, with finance minister favored to succeed outgoing President Talon after a decade in power.
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Technology
‘Your photos will be deleted’: Apple users warned over ‘nasty’ iCloud storage scam
A sophisticated phishing campaign impersonates Apple to threaten users with photo deletion, aiming to steal financial and personal data.
Energy
Kiev denuncia violazioni della tregua da parte delle forze russe
L'esercito ucraino denuncia quasi 500 violazioni del cessate il fuoco da parte russa in un solo giorno, con tre civili feriti nell'oblast di Sumy.
Politics
At least 30 feared dead in crush at Haitian tourist site
A crowd surge at a popular tourist event in Haiti has left at least 30 people dead, marking a new tragedy for the crisis-stricken nation.
Human Rights
Germany's far-right AfD adopts 'radical' manifesto ahead of key polls
The Alternative for Germany adopts a hardline platform focused on 'remigration' and EU opposition as it leads polls in a key eastern state.
Energy
Ireland clears refinery blockade as fuel protests trigger nationwide shortages
Police end blockade at Ireland's sole refinery as nationwide fuel shortages threaten critical services.
Conflicts
‘We’re trapped’: despair for sellers as Iran war knocks confidence in UK housing market
A distant war in Iran and rising mortgage rates are creating a climate of fear, trapping sellers and stalling the crucial spring housing market in historic Canterbury.
Politics
Faisal Islam: Why the government is relaxed about Chinese car imports
UK ministers see competitive Chinese electric vehicle imports as a catalyst for consumer choice and domestic industrial transformation.
Economy
Elezioni in Ungheria, aperti i seggi: sfida Orban-Magyar
Oltre 8 milioni di ungheresi chiamati alle urne per la sfida decisiva tra il premier uscente Viktor Orban e il leader dell'opposizione Peter Magyar.
Politics
Falliti i negoziati Usa-Iran, Vance lascia il Pakistan: 'Non c'è accordo'
Il segretario di Stato americano Vance lascia Islamabad a mani vuote dopo il primo round di colloqui con Teheran, definito 'irragionevoli' dalle autorità iraniane.
Politics
China boosts ties with Taiwan after opposition leader visits
Beijing announces a series of conciliatory measures toward Taiwan, including expanded flights and trade, following a landmark visit by the island's opposition leader.
Politics
Germany news: Most Germans see decline in public manners
A new survey reveals a stark contrast between how Germans perceive public civility and their own behavior, as political tensions simmer over economic policy.