Neo-Nazi Golden Dawn leader released from prison early
Nikos Michaloliakos, 67, who gave Hitler salutes at rallies, is allowed to serve the remainder of his sentence from home.
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The Brits who beat Brexit: Gibraltar celebrates its return to Europe
Nearly a decade after Britain quit the E.U., British residents of Gibraltar on the southern tip of Spain, will regain travel and commercial access under a treaty.
Young Nepalis brought down the government. Now they need a plan.
After leading a grassroots anti-corruption revolt that took down the prime minister, Nepal’s Gen Z protesters confront a damaged capital and an uncertain future.
South Korea is going wild for ‘KPop Demon Hunters,’ made in the U.S.
South Korea gave the world BTS and “Gangnam Style,” “Parasite” and snail mucus face cream. The U.S. sent back “KPop Demon Hunters” — and South Koreans love it.
China set to open world’s tallest bridge, expanding infrastructure push
The Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge can fit almost two Eiffel Towers under it and will be touted as evidence of China’s engineering prowess when it opens this month.
Charlie Kirk mourned by a global right he influenced
The slain conservative activist forged connections between Trump’s MAGA movement and nationalist, populist counterparts in Asia and Europe.
Colombian court rules Meta was wrong to bar porn star's Instagram account
The nation's highest court says the tech firm removed Esperanza Gómez's account without clear justification.
Woman held by Taliban warns British couple 'dying' in prison
Faye Hall was arrested with Peter and Barbie Reynolds in February, and released after two months.
Shooting throws Utah students into heart of US political divide
They tell BBC they feel a personal sense of responsibility to ensure healthy debates on campus continue.
New Nato mission to bolster eastern flank after Russia drone incursion
France, Denmark and Germany will send jets to Poland after Russian drones flew into its airspace.
Nigerian chef attempts to make world's largest pot of jollof rice
Hilda Baci and a team of assistants took several hours to complete the popular West African dish.
'I will never let your legacy die' - Charlie Kirk's widow gives tearful address after shooting
Erika Kirk vows to fight on against 'evil-doers' in her first statement since her husband's death.
ICE agent shoots dead man who tried to drive at agents, officials say
The driver, Silverio Villegas-Gonzales, was pronounced dead in hospital shortly after the incident.
Ivory Coast's 'iron lady' - from hiding in a bunker to presidential hopeful
Feared by some, loved by others, ex-first lady Simone Gbagbo is vying to become the country's next leader.
BBC reports from house linked to Charlie Kirk shooting suspect
Sitting outside was a grey car, similar to the model detectives said the suspect used to drive to the scene of the attack.
Defiant nuns flee care home for their abandoned convent in the Alps
Sisters Bernadette, Regina and Rita needed a locksmith to get back into their convent, defying Church leaders.
The Israeli army took over my home, used it like a hotel, then set it on fire
Palestinian Nasser Faratawi found his West Bank home and business in ruins months after the IDF seized it.
Kashmir's young are preserving history - one post at a time
Young Kashmiris are using social media to preserve language, heritage and identity through storytelling.
Charlie Kirk's suspected killer brought into custody after confessing to father
Tyler Robinson is accused of shooting the right-wing activist while he was speaking at a university in Utah on Wednesday.
How line dancing became cool again - from village hall to TikTok craze
Fuelled by social media trends and country-pop in the charts, line dancing is enjoying a resurgence.
Rubio quietly signals U.S. won’t sink submarine deal with Australia
Secretary of State Marco Rubio told an Australian official that the U.S. intends to honor the Biden-era AUKUS deal to sell Australia nuclear-powered submarines.
World's first AI minister will eliminate corruption, says Albania's PM
Named Diella, the new minister will help Albania "leapfrog" bigger, more advanced countries, says Edi Rama.
Israeli intelligence agency balked at Netanyahu’s strike in Qatar
The Mossad had planned a ground operation targeting Hamas leaders but declined to execute it, forcing Israel to carry out the unsuccessful airstrike, Israelis say.
Memphis next US city to see National Guard troops, Trump says
The deployment of the National Guard to Memphis comes roughly a month after he sent troops to Washington DC.
Anti-apartheid hero's new inquest should lead to justice, Biko family tells BBC
Seen as a martyr in the struggle against white-minority rule, Steve Biko died in police custody in 1977.
Who is Tyler Robinson, the suspect in custody for shooting Charlie Kirk?
The FBI says a family member recognised the 22-year-old man from Utah from surveillance images released to the public.
Nepal gets first female PM after deadly unrest
Former Supreme Court chief justice Sushila Karki is sworn in after a deal with protest leaders.
Nigerian pilot tests positive for alcohol after plane veered off runway
The 64-year-old has been sacked, although all the passengers were unharmed.
As Russian army inches closer, Ukrainians must decide to stay or go
In Bilozerske, eastern Ukraine, people must make the agonising decision to flee or risk staying.
UK says 'great news' British national freed in Belarus release deal
Julia Fenner was given a long jail term after being detained while entering Belarus in March 2024.
