Man Charged Over Golders Green Stabbings of Two Jewish Men

Authorities in the UK have charged a 45-year-old man on Friday over the stabbings of two Jewish men in the community of Golders Green in London. The attack, which took place on Wednesday, left a 34-year-old man and a 76-year-old man injured. One of the victims has since been discharged from a hospital and the

Greens and CDU Strike Reform Coalition in Baden-Württemberg

Skip next section Greenpeace criticizes Germany's fuel tax cut May 1, 2026 Greenpeace criticizes Germany's fuel tax cut Greenpeace has criticized Germany's new fuel tax cut, calling for the measure to be scrapped quickly. Mobility expert Marissa Reiserer said the policy risks benefiting oil companies and drivers of large combustion-engine cars rather than reducing fuel

Aung San Suu Kyi Moved to House Arrest After Sentence Cut

Former Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi has been moved from prison to house arrest, the military's information office and state television disclosed on Thursday, after her sentence was reduced as part of a prisoner amnesty. State television released an image of Suu Kyi dressed in a blouse and skirt, sitting on a bench behind

India Hikes Commercial LPG Prices; New Domestic Rules Take Effect

Skip next section Madhya Pradesh orders probe in Bargi Dam tragedy May 1, 2026 Madhya Pradesh orders probe in Bargi Dam tragedy The cruise boat flipped after being caught in a sudden stormImage: ANI News/IMAGO The government of Madhya Pradesh has ordered a probe into a deadly cruise boat accident that occurred at the Bargi

Hungary: Future of Orbán and His System

When Viktor Orban was narrowly voted out of office for the first time in 2002, he went through a deep personal crisis. "The homeland cannot be in the opposition!" he said at the time. In other words, according to his image of himself, only he and his Fidesz party could truly represent the interests of

White House Says Iran Truce Pauses 60‑Day War Powers Clock

Skip next section Iran war hampers delivery of aid to refugees in Africa: UN May 1, 2026 Iran war hampers delivery of aid to refugees in Africa: UN The UN refugee agency has warned that the cost of delivering aid to humanitarian crises in Sudan and Chad has more than doubled as a result of

Trump Removes Tariffs on Scotch Whisky After Royal Visit

US President Donald Trump on Thursday said he was lifting tariffs on whisky from the United Kingdom, in a gesture to King Charles III and Queen Camilla after their royal state visit. The royal duo left the US on Thursday after a four-day state visit meant to celebrate the former British colony's 250th anniversary of

Closing the Gender Investment Gap: Are Women Catching Up?

"The catalyst was about mid-2024," says Stephanie Wilks-Wiffen from eToro, an online broker. That was when she read the annual Boring Money report. It showed that the gender investment gap had widened in the UK, with men making up almost 60% of investors.  eToro then started developing its "Loud Investing" campaign, which aims to educate

First Direct U.S.–Venezuela Flight in Seven Years Lands

The first direct commercial flight between the United States and Venezuela landed in Caracas on Thursday, seven years after the US Homeland Security Department indefinitely suspended operations, citing security risks. Operated by American Airlines subsidiary Envoy Air, the flight took off at 10.26 a.m. (14:26 GMT) from Miami and landed in Venezuela's capital city some

Prosecutors Release Video of Dinner Shooting Attempt

Federal prosecutors released a video on Thursday showing the moment an armed man tried to storm the White House Correspondents' Association dinner to allegedly attempt to kill US President Donald Trump. The US attorney for Washington, Jeanine Pirro, posted the video on social media amid speculation that a Secret Service officer was struck by friendly
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