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Conscientious Objection Applications Surge in Germany

Skip next section Once-daily rule on gasoline price rises driving up costs for motorists — economists April 27, 2026 Once-daily rule on gasoline price rises driving up costs for motorists — economists As is the case across the world, German motorists are facing high fuel costsImage: Caro Kadatz/picture alliance Rules introduced at German gas stations

Delhi to Cool Briefly as Heat Persists Nationwide

Skip next section WATCH: India's quick-commerce boom comes with human cost April 27, 2026 WATCH: India's quick-commerce boom comes with human cost India's quick-commerce boom promises 10-minute deliveries. But for delivery riders, it means long hours, low pay and constant risk. A ground report from Delhi on the people powering this multibillion-dollar industry.

May 1 War Powers Deadline Ignites Trump-Congress Clash

Donald Trump likes to convey the impression of being a strong president who fully exercises the powers granted to him under the US Constitution. As commander-in-chief of the armed forces, he is allowed to initiate a military operation but must formally notify Congress within 48 hours.

Araghchi Visits Russia as US-Iran Talks Stall

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi arrived in Russia on Monday, where he is expected to meet with President Vladimir Putin and seek his support. The visit comes following Aragchi's trips to mediators Pakistan and Oman to discuss the widening Middle East conflict, with peace efforts between Tehran and Washington currently on ice.

SIPRI: Global Military Spending Reaches Record in 2025

Global military spending rose for the 11th year in a row in 2025. Governments spent a total of $2.887 trillion (€2.47 trillion) on ships, aircraft, missiles and other weapons, according to new data from the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI). That's the highest level of military spending ever recorded.

Highway Bombing in Colombia Kills at Least 19

A bomb attack on a highway in southwestern Colombia has left at least 19 people dead, with the authorities blaming a drug lord who was once part of the FARC guerilla group for the attack.

Suspect Appears to Target Trump Team at White House Dinner

Skip next section Obama praises Secret Service after shooting April 27, 2026 Obama praises Secret Service after shooting Former US President Barack Obama praised the Secret Service for their response to the shooting at the White House Correspondents Dinner.