Pope in Algeria urges forgiveness and reconciliation on historic visit
Algeria welcomed Pope Leo XIV on Monday, 13 April 2026, marking the first visit by a pontiff to the Muslim-majority country, with a focus on interfaith dialogue and peace.
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How satellites are driving cooperation beyond the Central Asian region
More than 500 delegates from 32 countries met at the Space Technology Conference 2026, highlighting how satellite technologies are applied to agriculture, water management and environmental monitoring.
Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: Goldman Sachs, Best Buy, Fastenal & more
These are the stocks posting the largest moves premarket.
GTA 6 Hackers Say They Will Release The Breached Data After Ransom Demands Not Met
Hacker group ShinyHunters plans to leak the information, but Rockstar doesn't seem concerned
The Céline Dion effect: 16-date tour to inject millions into Paris tourism
The Canadian’s comeback tour is already driving interest and a noticeable economic boost to the French capital.
'It has a real 'ring of power' dynamic to it, and makes people do crazy things' says Sam Altman on AI after alleged arson attack on home
"We should de-escalate the rhetoric and tactics and try to have fewer explosions in fewer homes, figuratively and literally."
Fake Windows Support website offers 'cumulative update' for version 24H2 but delivers password-stealing malware that can avoid anti-virus detection
Stay safe, folks.
The forint verdict: How investors are reacting to a landslide Hungarian opposition victory
Hungary’s main stock index (BUX) surged on Monday as investors welcomed the prospect of far-reaching reforms following Péter Magyar’s decisive win in the country’s parliamentary election.
Russia calls for joint food reserves with BRICS to counter Middle East crisis risks
By Gleb Bryanski MOSCOW, April 13 (Reuters) - Russia, the world's largest wheat exporter, should create joint food reserves with fellow BRICS members and former Soviet neighbours to counter the risks to global food security stemming from the conflict in the Middle East
Forty years after Batson, racial bias in jury selection persists
Will the constitutional promise of equal protection under the law be meaningfully enforced, or quietly set aside?
Cherry Blossom Festival in Berlin attracts many tourists this spring
Each spring, Japanese cherry blossoms across Berlin attract many visitors to the German capital. These vibrant pink and white trees, which bloom for only a few days, can be found scattered throughout parks across the city.
Long COVID could cost up to €115.3bn per year over the next decade, study shows
Six years after the COVID-19 pandemic began, its economic impact lingers, with long COVID disrupting the employment of around one in five workers.
Germany cuts fuel tax as oil prices surge on Iran blockade
Following tense exchanges between Economics Minister Reiche and Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil, the government held talks over the weekend. Will the coalition succeed in easing the burden on citizens, or will it collapse?
Farmers ask Stormont for financial help with fuel costs
Fuel costs have soared globally as a result of the US-Israel war with Iran.
Fresh Intel Nova Lake leak fills out the details on the range of Core Ultra 400-series CPUs we can expect to see later this year
Just remember that 44 and 52-core monsters are unlikely to be marketed at PC gamers.
Turkey says NATO should reset ties with Trump at next summit, prepare for future
ANKARA, April 13 - Turkey said on Monday that NATO allies should use their July summit in Ankara to reset ties with U.S. President Donald Trump and prepare for a potential reduction of U.S. involvement in the alliance.
Massive Attack’s Robert Del Naja arrested at Palestine Action protest in London
Massive Attack frontman Robert Del Naja was among 500 people arrested at Palestine Action protest in London this weekend. The celebrated trip-hop musician said he wanted to attend the protest despite the consequences a potential arrest could have on his career and touring.
'What House Are You From?': A daughter's take on her mother's exile from civil war in Spain
Portuguese-Spanish film director and artist Ana Pérez-Quiroga focuses on her mother's memories in her documentary, 'What House Are You From? The film delves into the life of Angelita who was taken from Spain to the then Soviet Union at the age of four, during the civil war.
Trump’s Strait of Hormuz gambit approaches zero hour
In today’s issue: President Trump’s threatened blockade on the Strait of Hormuz is set to come into force at 10 a.m. EDT on Monday, a maneuver meant to disrupt Iran’s chokehold on the crucial corridor for global energy trade. Trump announced the plan on Sunday, after no
Plastic crunch threatens Indonesia’s car production, fuels price pressures
Carmakers warned that prolonged disruptions could affect deliveries to dealers and customers.
100 best video game quotes of all time
The best video game quotes of all time span decades. Here, as determined by the Polygon team, are the 100 greatest video game quotes ever.
Japan PM shows support for Pakistani efforts to mediate US, Iran conflict
Ms Sanae Takaichi said Tokyo will continue to collaborate with the international community.
Africa: Ecocide in Venezuela - Oil, Mining and the Risks of Foreign Investment
[Global Witness] As Western oil and mining companies move back into Venezuela, satellite data reveals oil spills, toxic pollution and deforestation, exposing the environmental risks of renewed foreign investment
Turkey concerned about any new Iran-US rules for Strait of Hormuz
ANKARA, April 13 (Reuters) - Turkey's foreign minister raised concerns on Monday about Iran or the United States proposing any new regulations for transiting the Strait of Hormuz, and said he saw difficulties around proposals to re-open the waterway with an international force.