Russia expelled a British diplomat over spying allegations, with the UK condemning the move as baseless and accusing Russia of harassment. Both nations have engaged in reciprocal expulsions of diplomats in recent years.

A vast majority of European lawmakers hopes to see Orbán’s fall in the upcoming Hungarian elections, widely considered a watershed moment in Brussels.

The article discusses the European Union's response to Europe's housing crisis, noting rising prices and rental shortages.

The article reports on protests demanding the release of former Nepali Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli, who was arrested for alleged involvement in a 2025 protest crackdown.

The article discusses potential U.S. military actions in the Middle East, noting that occupying Iran's Kharg Island could be 'dangerous and risky' for U.S. forces.

The article reports on warnings from Malaysian traders and associations about potential 50% price increases for food items due to rising fuel costs and raw material expenses.

The article reports on President Trump's comments regarding a Russian oil tanker supplying Cuba despite a US blockade, along with updates on the DHS shutdown, TSA employee pay issues, and other news developments.

A magnitude 7 earthquake occurred in Vanuatu on March 30, 2026, according to the German Research Centre for Geosciences. The U.S. Tsunami Warning Center confirmed no tsunami threat from the event. The quake's depth was reported as 130 km.

A Russian oil tanker is expected to deliver crude oil to Cuba following reports that the US has eased pressure on the island nation. The article notes Cuba's increasing isolation prior to this development.

The article reports on Israel's parliamentary approval of a defense budget, highlighting opposition criticism of funding allocations for ultra-Orthodox communities amid ongoing conflicts.

The article reports on quantum physicist Zhu Zijie's return to China from Switzerland to join Fudan University, highlighting his academic achievements and the university's program to attract overseas researchers.

The article reports on ongoing airstrikes between Israel, Iran, and the US, with Israel striking Tehran and Iran targeting southern Israel.

The French football team concluded their American friendlies with two victories, using the matches to prepare for the 2026 World Cup. Coach Didier Deschamps evaluated player performance and will finalize the squad on May 14th.

The article mentions a technical issue with a browser extension blocking video content and raises a question about a failed bomb attack against Bank of America in Paris, followed by repeated references to the Middle East.

The article describes a dating trend in China where couples engage in food delivery as a shared activity, combining physical exercise with earning extra income.

The article describes Japan's cherry blossom season, highlighting cultural traditions like hanami gatherings and the symbolic significance of sakura.

The article reports on the failure of the WTO's 14th Ministerial Conference to extend a moratorium on customs duties for electronic commerce, highlighting disagreements between developed and developing nations over its implications.

The article reports on a missile debris incident in Abu Dhabi that killed two individuals and injured three others. It details the UAE's air defense system intercepting Iranian missiles and provides casualty statistics, including…

The article reports on an Iranian strike in Kuwait that killed an Indian national, with the Indian Embassy expressing condolences.

The article reports smoke rising from Beirut's southern suburbs following an Israeli strike, noting the area was largely evacuated due to repeated attacks since the war with Hezbollah began in March 2026.