Iranian officials reacted with laughter to U.S. President Donald Trump's assertion that Iran's leadership sought a ceasefire.

The article discusses President Trump's repeated criticisms of NATO, his misunderstandings of the alliance's structure, and the responses from NATO officials and allies.

The article details the ongoing trial for Greece's deadliest train crash, focusing on victims' families' struggles to access courtroom proceedings and allegations of state negligence.

Two people died and another is missing after attempting to cross the Channel from France to the UK. The incident occurred hours after an interim border security agreement between the UK and France was extended.

The article provides a weather forecast for the UK's northern regions during the Easter weekend, detailing expected gale-force winds, travel disruptions, and potential power outages.

A windsurfer collided with a gray whale in San Francisco Bay, prompting discussion about rising gray whale deaths and population declines.

The article announces the opening of a new Apple museum in Europe, highlighting exhibits such as the Apple I computer, which is described as a rare collector's item valued at over $1 million.

The article reports on surveillance footage allegedly showing the abduction of US journalist Shelly Kittleson in Baghdad. Officials confirm she remains missing and an investigation is ongoing.

The article reports that Kenya's tea industry is experiencing a crisis due to disrupted export routes to the Middle East caused by the US-Israeli war on Iran. Over eight million kilograms of tea are currently stored in Kenyan warehouses.

The article discusses India's delayed national census, its inclusion of caste enumeration for the first time in nearly a century, and the controversies surrounding the delay and data collection methods.

Stella McCartney and her husband received planning permission for a £5m home on a Highland peninsula after addressing concerns about otter habitats and design.

The article reports on the FDA's cautious approach to approving nicotine pouch products, citing concerns about risks to youth and non-users.

The UK will host a virtual meeting with 35 countries to discuss reopening the Strait of Hormuz, which has been closed due to ongoing conflicts.

One of the largest book publishers in the US has pulled an upcoming horror novel from its scheduled release later this year following accusations that the author used artificial intelligence to write…

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The article discusses recent neuroscience research on creating accurate digital brain models, emphasizing the importance of competitive interactions between brain regions.

The article details Donald Trump's consideration of withdrawing the US from NATO following European allies' refusal to participate in the US-Israeli war against Iran.

The article reports on recent polling data showing Hungary's Tisza Party leading Fidesz in parliamentary elections. Multiple institutes project Tisza's potential parliamentary majority if elections were held immediately, with consistent…

A federal judge ruled that former President Trump is not immune from civil liability for his role in inciting the Capitol riot, citing his 'Stop the Steal' rally speech as potentially incitement.