- Tennessee judge dismisses federal human smuggling charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia
- Couple arrested for allegedly abandoning young children in Portuguese forest
- Zelenskyy advocates for full EU membership amid associate status proposal
- Trump indicates U.S. and Iran are nearing agreement on nuclear negotiations
- Mayor faces backlash after using Taser on adviser during demonstration
- Italy battles illegal waste dumping crisis in Terra dei Fuochi area
- Ted Cruz reports ‘full-on revolt’ during meeting on anti-weaponisation fund
- Man shot by police after car allegedly driven at officers during pursuit
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President Donald Trump has cancelled a planned trip by US envoys to Pakistan following the departure of Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi. Trump stated the envoys will not undertake the long flight, suggesting that future discussions could occur over the phone if Iran desires.
An explosion on the Pan-American Highway in Cauca, Colombia, has killed at least seven people and injured 20, according to local authorities. Governor Octavio Guzman condemned the incident as an “indiscriminate attack” and called for decisive government action against escalating violence linked to dissident FARC groups.
The UK government advises against all travel to Mali following violent attacks in multiple cities, including Bamako. The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office warns of high risks, including kidnapping. Britons in Mali should leave immediately by commercial flights where safe.
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman apologised after the company failed to alert police about communications with the Canadian mass shooter. His statement came following criticism over the oversight during the tragic incident in Tumbler Ridge. Altman expressed regret for the company’s lack of timely reporting to law enforcement.
In contrast, The Guardian reported, “Altman apologises after OpenAI failed to alert police before fatal Canada shooting,” focusing on the incident’s immediate fallout. Al Jazeera chose a different angle, stating, “OpenAI’s Sam Altman apologises over failure to report Canadian mass shooter,” implying a broader accountability in the aftermath. This framing difference highlights The Guardian’s emphasis on consequences while Al Jazeera suggests a systemic failure.
Coverage analysed: The Guardian | Al Jazeera | CBS News | CNN
The Smart #2, set to launch in the UK in 2024, will be the smallest electric car on the market, measuring under 2.8 metres. With a range of 186 miles and quick charging capabilities, it’s designed for urban agility. Stay tuned for its debut at the Paris Motor Show.
On April 26, 2026, Ukraine marks 40 years since the Chernobyl disaster, the worst nuclear accident in history. The site, now a ghost town, continues to resonate with the trauma of its past. Visit to learn about its lasting impact and the ongoing effects of radiation.
Spanish bullfighter Morante de la Puebla sustained severe injuries during a fight at the Real Maestranza bullring in Seville. Gored by the bull Clandestino, he suffered a 10cm rectal tear. Morante is expected to remain in hospital for at least a week.
The world’s top condom manufacturer is increasing prices by up to 30% due to heightened demand linked to the Iran war, says owner Goh Miah Kiat. As instability grows, more people are turning to contraception to prevent pregnancy. Read more about this shift in Metro’s report.
Ernie Dosio, a millionaire US big game hunter, was killed by elephants while hunting in Gabon. The 75-year-old was ambushed during a £30,000 stalk for a yellow backed duiker. His body will be repatriated to Lodi, California, by the US Embassy in Gabon.
MIDDLE EAST CEASEFIRE
Trump announced the Israel-Lebanon ceasefire will be extended today for an additional three weeks.
Concerns grow over the potential impact on regional stability.
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