- Magyar wins Hungary’s election, ending Viktor Orbán’s long tenure
- Turkey uncovers ancient statue of Athena during excavation in Laodicea
- EU shifts to tougher stance on China amid concerns over economic threats
- Century-old grave of 15 orphans from ‘Home for Little Incurables’ discovered
- British expat acquitted in Germany after being fined for racist insult remark
- Trump claims to have saved eight Iranian protesters from execution
- EU faces mounting tension over electric vehicle imports from China.
- Donald Trump hosts King Charles III during pivotal state visit to UK
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A 2,000-year-old headless statue of Athena has been uncovered in the ancient city of Laodicea, Turkey, during excavation work. Significant for its size and craftsmanship, the white marble statue features intricate details. Restoration efforts at the site will continue throughout 2026.
Arthur Goldberg, a British expat, was acquitted in Germany after being fined 600 euros for stating, “I think you are a racist,” during a tense meeting at Leipzig University. Following two years of legal proceedings, he successfully argued his freedom of expression rights.
Bahrain has revoked the citizenship of 69 individuals, accusing them of supporting Iranian attacks against the country. The Ministry of Interior claims the individuals displayed disloyalty and colluded with foreign entities. Rights groups have condemned this action as a serious abuse of power and a violation of international law.
Arsenal star’s injury could sideline him for the season, raising questions about World Cup readiness. Experts weigh in on the tough recovery timeline.
Today’s Football Fixtures | PL | Serie A | La Liga & More Premier League…
Is a ‘Civilisation-Ending’ Volcano About to Erupt in the UK? Experts warn that dormant volcanoes can pose hidden, unpredictable threats to safety.
A couple attempted to sell their 12-day-old daughter to fund a street food business, highlighting the desperate lengths some may go for financial survival.
A relative of an Air India crash victim regrets signing a waiver, losing legal rights and highlighting the importance of understanding such agreements.
“He’s doing my head in!” – Wayne Rooney opens up about his frustrations with The United Strand, stressing the need for clearer communication in football.
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