Pope Leo XIV’s visit to France: What you need to know

Ireland player breaks rank and says Isreal game should not be going ahead

Jason Knight has spoken out about the ‘difficult’ situation the Republic of Ireland find themselves in ahead of Sunday’s game on neutral territory in Debrecen

The hobby that can rewire your brain and help you build resilience

Experts say resilience may be as ordinary as the journal entries people scribble, the emails they exchange, the task lists they create

Hacks star Hannah Einbinder speaks out after arrest at Netanyahu protest: ‘Genocide is the headline’

Actor was among more than 100 protesters detained by New York police during sit-in outside UN headquarters

Trump-Xi summit: Key takeaways from their Washington high-stakes talks

Trump-Xi summit: Key takeaways from their Washington high-stakes talks President Donald Trump welcomed Xi Jinping to the White House on Thursday. The high-stakes summit was heavy on optics but short on substance. Despite falling short of substance, the highly-anticipated summit between the...

Iran offers new hope Strait of Hormuz will reopen – under these conditions

US is reopening its biggest livestock inspection port at the border, expanding America’s cattle supplies

The US Department of Agriculture halted livestock trade at the port in Santa Teresa, New Mexico, last year to prevent the spread of the New World screwworm

Pope Leo XIV’s visit to France: What you need to know

Pope Leo XIV on Friday arrives in France for a four-day visit – his fifth Apostolic journey since becoming pontiff last year – during which he hopes to repair the Catholic Church’s standing after sexual abuse scandals while also addressing issues such as the need to regulate AI. FRANCE 24 guides you through his visit.

Nepal suspends Kathmandu public transport as landslides block key highways

Nepal suspends Kathmandu public transport as landslides block key highways

ISI Trained Al-Qaeda’s Bin Laden, Zawahiri With US, Saudi Funding: Pak Politician’s Big Claim

Mushahid Hussain claimed the CIA and Saudi Arabia gave ISI nearly $5 billion during the Afghan jihad to train one lakh Afghan Mujahideen and 20,000 Arab volunteers.

Nolan Wells had no water in lungs despite drowning finding, lawyer says

Civil rights attorney Ben Crump released information from a forensic examination of Nolan Wells’ cellphone as well as details of the official autopsy

Blondshell is bloody and unsparing on her third album ‘Violins’

LA alt-rock singer Blondshell trades plain-speaking lyricism for something more abstract, while Irish rock band Gurriers cut through the noise with their ambitious second album

Canada seeks new role in global economy

As trade ties with the US continue to fray, Canada is seeking a new role and new partners in the increasingly fragmented global economy. Prime Minister Mark Carney has been courting more foreign investment as well as closer ties with the European Union and Asian economies.