The article discusses the potential impact of Iran's strikes on Gulf aluminium smelters, noting that analysts believe the disruption could shift production to China, which already accounts for over half of global supply.

The article reports on the humanitarian crisis in southern Lebanon amidst ongoing conflict, detailing aid convoy efforts and regional tensions involving Israel, Hezbollah, and Iran.

The article outlines measures taken by G7 countries to address rising energy costs, including coordinated oil releases, targeted subsidies, and regulatory actions.

The article discusses a 66-point plan proposed by a commission of experts to address financial challenges in Germany's healthcare system, including tax increases and changes to insurance coverage.

Cadbury World in Birmingham is showcasing a 55kg giant chocolate egg as part of its Easter attractions. The egg, created over two days, will be melted down after Easter to reduce waste.

A French court sentenced the captain of a suspected Russian-linked tanker to one year in jail for failing to comply with orders to stop his vessel.

A Russian oil tanker has arrived in Cuba, marking the first oil shipment to the country since January. This follows reports of U.S.

The article reports on Ukraine's defense agreements with Gulf nations to counter Iranian drone threats. It highlights President Zelensky's efforts to secure air defense systems for Ukraine while noting regional tensions involving Iran and…

The article reports on Emmanuel Grégoire's appointment as Paris' new mayor and his commitment to addressing child abuse in after-school programs.

The article provides a chronological overview of Apple's technological innovations from the 1970s to 2008, highlighting key products like the Apple II, Macintosh, iPod, iPhone, and iPad.

A humpback whale stranded in the Baltic Sea has shown signs of deteriorating health, with rescuers and experts monitoring its condition.

The article discusses geological risks like rockfalls and road closures in Gran Canaria, explaining factors such as heavy rainfall, steep terrain, vegetation, and human activity.

A 36-year-old man was arrested in Hong Kong for suspected unlawful recording of a woman in a mall. Police cited a passer-by's report and found an Apple Watch and potential recording device at the scene.

The article reports an isolated case of H9N2 influenza in Europe, explaining its characteristics and low risk to humans. It compares H9N2 to more dangerous strains like H5N1 while emphasizing the need for vigilance against avian influenza.

The article presents a study analyzing how violent conflict in rural Africa affects agricultural investment and productivity.

The article reports on the UK's 7 May elections, detailing political strategies and challenges faced by Labour, Reform UK, the Green Party, and Plaid Cymru in England, Wales, and Scotland.

The article details UK government plans to address the energy crisis through targeted financial support via the Crisis and Resilience Fund, while comparing measures with European counterparts.

The article reports on Germany's decision to host Syria's interim president Ahmed al-Sharaa despite allegations of human rights violations.

The article describes the National Film and Sound Archive's (NFSA) Sounds of Australia collection, which includes culturally significant audio recordings from 1996 to 2026.