World Watch

King Charles III has become the first head of the Church of England to pray publicly with the Pope during a state visit to the Vatican. This event marks a notable interaction between the two traditions. During the public prayer in St. Peter’s Square, attendees witnessed what was described by BBC correspondent Mark Lowen as […]

US President Donald Trump has announced plans to demolish the entire existing structure of the East Wing of the White House to build a new ballroom. This decision comes despite prior claims that the new construction would not interfere with the current building. The proposed demolition has drawn significant criticism from Democrats and conservation organizations,

A former soldier affiliated with the Parachute Regiment, referred to as Soldier F, has been acquitted of murder and attempted murder charges stemming from the events of Bloody Sunday in Londonderry in 1972. This incident resulted in the deaths of thirteen civilians and injuries to at least fifteen others during a civil rights protest in

The Israeli military appears to have established a deeper control over Gaza than stipulated in the ceasefire agreement with Hamas, according to an analysis by BBC Verify. The agreement’s initial phase indicated that Israel would retreat to a designated boundary, depicted by a yellow line in military maps. Recent videos and satellite imagery suggest that

The U.S. Secretary of State has stated that a recent move by Israel’s parliament to consider annexing parts of the occupied West Bank could jeopardize American efforts to resolve the ongoing conflict in Gaza. Marco Rubio expressed concerns about the potential implications for U.S. support during his visit to Israel, aimed at reinforcing a fragile

Around 2,000 gold and silver coins, valued at approximately 90,000 euros (£78,000; $104,000), were taken during a robbery at a museum in Landres, northeastern France. This incident occurred on a Sunday night at the Maison des Lumières, a museum dedicated to philosopher Denis Diderot. The theft was discovered when staff returned on Tuesday and found

European leaders are set to discuss plans to utilize frozen Russian assets for Ukrainian support at a Brussels meeting on Thursday. The proposed “reparations loan,” valued at approximately €140 billion (£121 billion), would involve releasing frozen Russian state assets held by Euroclear, a Belgian financial institution. This initiative has faced delays due to legal complexities

Tens of millions of crabs have begun their annual migration on Christmas Island, transforming the landscape into a striking display of red. Christmas Island, situated off the coast of mainland Australia and near the Indonesian island of Java, experiences this migration each summer, during which approximately 50 million crabs travel from their habitats to the

An explosion occurred at the Plastmass military plant in Kopeisk, located near Chelyabinsk, Russia, resulting in the deaths of at least 10 individuals. Reports indicate that witnesses observed explosions and a fireball during the incident. Regional governor Alexei Teksler confirmed the fatalities and noted that 18 others sustained injuries; however, he did not specify which

France is reportedly reconsidering its commitment to more assertive measures against small boat crossings in the English Channel. Sources indicate that political instability within the country may be influencing this shift. As a result, the UK government’s efforts to address the issue may be adversely affected. Currently, overcrowded inflatable boats continue to depart from a