American imprisoned in Russia sentenced to new 15-year jail term for espionage

The US has proposed a new nuclear deal to Iran, confirmed by the White House after Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi received elements of the proposal from Oman's foreign minister. This comes amid concerns from a UN report indicating Iran's enriched uranium production has increased, now exceeding 400kg at 60% purity, sufficient for about 10 nuclear weapons if further refined. Although both sides are optimistic, they remain divided on key issues, particularly Iran's ability to...

Three people have died in a train derailment in Russia's Bryansk region, attributed to "illegal interference" after a bridge collapse. The train, en route from Moscow to Klimov, derailed, resulting in the deaths of the driver and two passengers, including an infant among the 28 hospitalized. Emergency crews are on-site to rescue survivors, as reports indicate the passenger train collided with the fallen bridge. Full Article

The first dustings of winter snow have arrived on Australian mountaintops, but forecasts indicate a slow start to the ski season due to above-average temperatures. While Professor David Karoly from the University of Melbourne suggests that increased rainfall could lead to more snow overall, early season conditions are described as "unfavourable." Climate change is impacting snow seasons, potentially shortening them by 44 days by 2025, and affecting ecosystems, highlighting the urgent need for reduced greenhouse...

Livvy Dunne's Airport Harassment ExperienceLivvy Dunne, a Sports Illustrated swimsuit model and former LSU gymnast, expressed her fears of being stalked in airports due to harassment from groups of middle-aged men seeking autographs. In a TikTok video, she described being followed by these men, who often know her flight details, making her uncomfortable and fearful during her travels. Similarly, fellow athlete Gabby Thomas shared her own experiences of harassment, highlighting a concerning trend affecting female...

Tensions erupted in central Paris following Paris Saint-Germain's victory over Inter Milan in the UEFA Champions League final, leading to chaotic scenes near Parc des Princes. Celebratory fireworks turned into violence as fans clashed with police, who deployed water cannons and over 5,400 officers to restore order. Amid the unrest, shops boarded up and reports surfaced of significant clashes in Munich, including injuries among PSG supporters, highlighting the aftermath of the historic win. Full Article

Mohammed Sinwar, the leader of Hamas in Gaza, was confirmed killed on May 13, 2025. Despite losing key leadership, including multiple brigade and battalion commanders, Hamas continues to maintain control in areas like Nuseirat and Gaza City, demonstrating resilience and ongoing recruitment. Israel's tactical successes in eliminating leaders have not translated into a strategic collapse of Hamas, which persists in its operations and hostage negotiations, revealing a complex dynamic that challenges the effectiveness of Israel's...