King Charles III Wednesday described how cancer diagnosis became a “difficult, sometimes terrifying” experience when he held an event at Buckingham Palace to praise the “extraordinary work” of cancer charity. A message written in a brochure at the reception, Charles celebrates the organization's celebration, and Charles gives a harsh reflection on his cancer experience. As…
According to data from the Spanish Business Organization (CEOE), a massive power outage on Monday caused about 1.6 billion euros ($1.8 billion) in economic losses in Spain. That corresponds to about 0.1 percentage point in the country's gross domestic product (GDP), said in the alliance requested on Wednesday. Newspaper El País reported that some bank…
U.S. President Donald Trump said he could talk to the Salvadoran authorities to organize the return of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a long-time Maryland resident who was mistakenly deported to El Salvador by the U.S. government in March, but said it depends on the phone call of the El Salvadoran leaders. Trump's comments in a TV…
A judge released a Palestinian man on Wednesday who led protests against the Gaza war in a Columbia University student and was arrested by immigration officials in an interview about completing U.S. citizenship. Mohsen Mahdawi leads supporters in singing, including “No Fear” and “Free Pallestine,” outside the court in Burlington, Virginia. He said people must…
Two people hiking in the Czech Republic are worth more than $340,000 when they are paved on the edge of an overgrown forest, according to the museum that contains the objects. The East Bohemian Museum says hikers have found gold coins, jewelry and cigarette pipes. The museum said on social media that the object found…
Telecom giant BT plans to close its offices in Londonderry and lose 140 potential jobs in the city. In an email to City Councilman Colum Eastwood on Wednesday, BT said its proposal to close Derry's office was part of a plan to “merge into small amounts of buildings.” The company said most roles will be…
Workers installed benches in the park in Thessaloniki, an ancient Greek port city, when their excavators pushed brown soil out of the fragile white skull. They turned off the electric equipment and started using picking and shovels. The crew found two bones and found more. By March, 33 sets of bones Lying in a cluster…
Describe the article font size Increase article font size Left Social Democrats in Germany approved a deal to join a new coalition government, paving the way for parliamentary elections to Conservative leader Friedrich Merz to the country's new prime minister. The outgoing Prime Minister Olaf Scholtz party will join the coalition led by Merz's central…
South Korean lawmakers, in the capacity of the country's intelligence agency, said about 600 North Korean troops were killed in a total deployment of 15,000 Russia against Ukraine. Lawmakers say North Korea has suffered about 4,700 casualties, including injuries and deaths, even as its troops have shown signs of improving combat capability in about six…
Simon Ekpa, the leader of a self-proclaimed banned Biavran separatist group in Nigeria, Finland, was arrested in Finland in November 2024 on allegations related to terrorism. His arrest sparked misinformation online, and recently published an article on X claiming that EKPA will be extradited to Nigeria in July 2025 facing trial. But the claim is…