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Romania's Prime Minister Ousted in Parliament Vote

Parliamentarians in Romania voted on Tuesday to remove Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan from office. The motion passed with 281 votes in favor across the 464 seats of the two houses of parliament, a majority of almost 50.

German Couple Admit Nearly €1.9M Parking Meter Theft

A couple accused of stealing millions from parking meters in Bavaria fully confessed at the start of their trial on Tuesday. The pair, one of whom was employed to empty the machines, admitted to a decade-long scheme that allegedly netted nearly €1.9 million. What were the allegations?

Beijing Pursues Europe as Transatlantic Ties Weaken

"These days, Europe is losing its significance in global politics and the economy," a law student shouted from the audience during a recent political TV talk show broadcast on Shanghai Media Group (SMG), a Chinese state media outlet. "Are the European elite and the public aware of this?"

The Caspian Sea Vanishing in Real Time

As a child, Iranian environmental journalist Maryam spent much of her time by the Caspian Sea. From her coastal home in the northern city of Rudsar, she witnessed how the water levels would fluctuate, so much so that in the 1990s, flooding along parts of Iran's northern shoreline left some of her relatives homeless.

Gas explosion at Colombian coal mine kills nine miners

An explosion inside a coal mine in central Colombia has left nine workers dead, according to the country's mining authority. The incident occurred on Monday at the legally operated La Ciscuda mine in the municipality of Sutatausa in Cundinamarca, about 45 miles (72 kilometers) north of Bogota. Six miners were reported to have been rescued.

Suspect in Leipzig Vehicle Attack to Face Magistrate

Skip next section Audi profit drops again amid tariffs, China slump May 5, 2026 Audi profit drops again amid tariffs, China slump Audi has reported declining profits, marking a fourth consecutive first-quarter drop. The carmaker, a unit of Volkswagen said it earned €559 million ($653 million) after tax, down more than 11% from a year earlier.

Malawi's Deepening Fuel Crisis Strains Economy and Services

Malawi's fuel crisis amid uncertainty in the oil market shows no signs of abating. Even as the government reassures citizens that the country is not running out of fuel, most filling stations are dry, and the few with fuel are experiencing long queues. "At times, we have to trek in order to reach to our destinations.