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A report claims Myanmar's military regime is using European technology to carry out drone strikes.
"It's my time": Christos Tzolis is back in England and fully fit, ready to take on Arsenal.
Free Palestine and abolish ICE: this year's Oscars took a political stand.
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The Jeffrey Epstein files have shattered Norway's illusions about itself.
The end for Enzo Maresca: what's next for Chelsea? Football Weekly Extra – podcast
A group of former world leaders is practicing how to save the world—using hard hats, artificial intelligence, and a simulated pandemic.
Global health

A group of former world leaders is practicing how to save the world—using hard hats, artificial intelligence, and a simulated pandemic.

Last Thursday, about a dozen people sat around a boardroom table at the World Health Organization’s emergency hub just outside…

May 21, 2026
Pedro Sánchez is popular almost everywhere—except in Spain. Here’s why. | María Ramírez
Pedro Sánchez

Pedro Sánchez is popular almost everywhere—except in Spain. Here’s why. | María Ramírez

May 21, 2026
"The Devil's Child": The Rise and Fall of the Only Female Yakuza
Japan

"The Devil's Child": The Rise and Fall of the Only Female Yakuza

For nearly 40 years, Mako Nishimura never lost a fight. She told me this as if it were as obvious…

May 21, 2026
Lithuanian leaders quickly moved to bunkers after a drone entered the country's airspace.
Lithuania

Lithuanian leaders quickly moved to bunkers after a drone entered the country's airspace.

Lithuania’s president and prime minister were rushed to underground bunkers, and residents of the capital, Vilnius, were told to take…

May 20, 2026
Xi says the world is at risk of falling into a "law of the jungle" as he praises China-Russia ties.
China

Xi says the world is at risk of falling into a "law of the jungle" as he praises China-Russia ties.

Xi Jinping warned that the world risks slipping back into the “law of the jungle” and praised the China-Russia relationship…

May 20, 2026
Germany has been told to stop admiring Beijing and instead wake up to what some are calling 'China Shock 2.0'.
International trade

Germany has been told to stop admiring Beijing and instead wake up to what some are calling 'China Shock 2.0'.

A leading Brussels thinktank has warned that Germany must stop admiring China’s success within the EU, or it risks sleepwalking…

May 20, 2026
"‘He had a unique ability to be human’: late-night TV says goodbye to Stephen Colbert"
Stephen Colbert

"‘He had a unique ability to be human’: late-night TV says goodbye to Stephen Colbert"

Hugh Jackman sang a parody of Neil Diamond’s “Sweet Caroline.” Bette Midler performed a satirical version of “Wind Beneath My…

May 20, 2026
The outcome isn't set in stone: France is feeling pessimistic, but it's not destined to fall under far-right control.
France

The outcome isn't set in stone: France is feeling pessimistic, but it's not destined to fall under far-right control.

One reassuring thing about France is how consistent it has been over the years: trains still mostly run on time,…

May 20, 2026
A moment that changed me: When I was diagnosed, it felt like a death sentence. So how have I managed to survive another 40 years?
Aids and HIV

A moment that changed me: When I was diagnosed, it felt like a death sentence. So how have I managed to survive another 40 years?

On February 21, 1986, I was diagnosed HIV positive. I was 22 years old. It was also my sister’s 21st…

May 20, 2026
Blinded and injured, Sunny the owl becomes another victim of Russia’s war.
Birds

Blinded and injured, Sunny the owl becomes another victim of Russia’s war.

In February, Russia launched kamikaze drone attacks on the Ukrainian city of Zaporizhzhia. The drones struck buildings and killed several…

May 20, 2026

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