The temperature between Washington and Tehran continued to climb as Iran’s Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf issued a pointed warning on social media. “Enjoy the current pump prices,” he…
In a historic ruling in Paris, French cement giant Lafarge was found guilty of financing terrorist groups in Syria, and its former CEO Bruno Lafont was sentenced to six years in prison with immediate…
In the early hours of Monday, the streets of Budapest erupted in jubilation. Strangers high-fived, cars honked, and young Hungarians tore down government billboards as the scale of Viktor Orbán’s…
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From New Zealand, the South Island’s TranzAlpine train service — running between Christchurch and Greymouth — was named among the world’s 15 most beautiful rail journeys. And in New York City, plans…
In the tech world, Elon Musk — who owns the social media platform X — appeared to post on rival platform TikTok, a notable move given his previous disdain for competing social media companies. The…
In celebrity news that drew widespread attention, Britney Spears voluntarily checked into a rehabilitation facility, according to Rolling Stone. The move comes just over a month after she was…
In sport, Rory McIlroy became a golfing great with back-to-back Masters titles at Augusta National. The Northern Irishman’s consecutive green jackets place him in an elite club in golf history and…
Across the Atlantic, Peru held its 2026 general elections on April 12 in a day marked by long lines, voter protests, allegations of identity fraud, and chaotic scenes at polling stations.
According…
The biggest political earthquake of the weekend struck in Central Europe. Viktor Orbán, the Trump-backed strongman who had ruled Hungary for 16 years, was swept from power in an emphatic election…
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