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AI summaryAs NPT signatories gather in New York for their five-year review, the conflict between the US, Israel, and Iran casts a long shadow. Analysts say the war has raised profound questions about the treaty's ability to protect non-nuclear states and about the commitment of nuclear powers to disarmament.
AI summaryThe Houston Rockets routed the Los Angeles Lakers 115-96 to avoid elimination, while Victor Wembanyama returned from a concussion to help the San Antonio Spurs take a commanding 3-1 series lead over the Portland Trail Blazers. Wembanyama's comeback included a 27-point effort with seven blocks, shortly after he was named NBA Defensive Player of the Year.
AI summaryGlobal military spending rose to a record $2.88 trillion in 2025, marking the 11th consecutive year of increase, according to SIPRI. Europe and Asia saw sharp spending hikes, while US spending fell by 7.5% due to a halt in new Ukraine aid. Analysts warn of an arms race and trade-offs with social spending.
AI summaryPresident Lee Jae-myung has reiterated his administration's commitment to rebuilding trust with North Korea, urging Pyongyang to respond to Seoul's overtures. The remarks came amid a series of diplomatic messages marking the eighth anniversary of the Panmunjom Declaration, with former President Moon Jae-in also calling for resuming inter-Korean dialogue.
AI summaryIranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in St. Petersburg as diplomatic efforts between Tehran and Washington remain stalled. The visit follows a series of regional trips and comes amid US President Donald Trump's national security team reviewing an Iranian peace plan. Meanwhile, Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon have killed 14 people despite a ceasefire.
AI summaryTadej Pogačar won his fourth Liège-Bastogne-Liège title, his third consecutive, on Sunday, holding off a strong challenge from 19-year-old French debutant Paul Seixas. Seixas finished second, with Remco Evenepoel third. Pogačar's 13th Monument victory drew praise for the teenager, who has emerged as a potential future rival.
AI summaryA gunman opened fire at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner in Washington, D.C., prompting Secret Service agents to evacuate President Trump and others. The suspect, 31-year-old Cole Tomas Allen, was taken into custody. Leaders from around the world condemned the attack and expressed relief that the president and first lady were unharmed.
AI summaryNelly Korda claimed her third major title with a five-shot victory at the Chevron Championship, returning to world No. 1. The American led from start to finish, tying records along the way, while Patty Tavatanakit and Yin Ruoning shared second.
AI summaryA coalition of French delivery worker advocacy groups has filed a criminal complaint against Uber Eats and Deliveroo, accusing them of human trafficking and exploitation. The groups also threaten Uber Eats with a class action lawsuit over alleged discrimination. Both companies deny the allegations.
AI summaryArmed groups launched coordinated attacks across Mali, including the capital Bamako, with the al-Qaeda-linked JNIM claiming responsibility. The junta leader Assimi Goita has broken his silence to say the situation is under control, as France and the UK urge their citizens to leave the country.
AI summaryWorld number one Jannik Sinner says tennis needs Carlos Alcaraz after the two-time defending French Open champion withdrew from Roland Garros due to a right wrist injury. Alcaraz, who became the youngest man to complete a Career Grand Slam in January, will also miss the Italian Open as he recovers.
AI summaryMali's army confirmed Saturday it was battling armed fighters who attacked military positions in Bamako, Gao, Sevare, and Kidal. The attacks, which involved explosions and gunfire, have not been claimed by any group, though jihadist affiliations are suspected. The clashes come amid Mali's ongoing security crisis and shifting international alliances.
AI summaryA BBC investigation has found evidence that Jeffrey Epstein rented four flats in London's Kensington and Chelsea area, where he housed and abused women, some of whom were trafficked from abroad. The report details how Epstein coerced victims into recruiting others and frequently transported women via Eurostar, while UK police declined to pursue earlier allegations.
AI summaryTreasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced the US will not renew waivers allowing the purchase of Russian and Iranian oil currently at sea, citing the blockade on Iran and expectations of reduced production. The decision could impact global energy markets and vulnerable countries.
AI summaryRussian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said Ukraine's leader views the ongoing war as a security guarantee, while the West proposes freezing the conflict and providing Kyiv with security guarantees. He also dismissed Zelensky's self-portrayal as Europe's defender, calling his regime openly Nazi.
AI summaryA British Israeli academic was detained by Israeli police in Modi'in for wearing a kippah embroidered with both Israeli and Palestinian flags. Police confiscated the kippah and returned it with the Palestinian flag cut out, prompting an internal investigation and widespread criticism.
AI summaryA two-part FRANCE 24 series explores how EU cohesion funds finance transport infrastructure across Europe, from a cycle path near Paris to major rail investments in Poland. However, the journey also highlights Hungary, where EU funds have been frozen over rule-of-law concerns, and Austria, where bureaucratic hurdles persist.
AI summaryRussian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova condemned plans for joint French-Polish military exercises on nuclear deterrence, calling them 'provocative' and 'cynical.' She warned that such actions could cause irreparable damage to the nuclear non-proliferation regime, especially ahead of the NPT Review Conference. According to reports cited by TASS, the exercises would involve French Rafale fighters over the Baltic Sea.
AI summaryMore than 130 public figures, including Sally Rooney and Greta Thunberg, have signed a letter supporting Palestine Action as the UK government appeals a ruling that its ban on the group is unlawful. The Court of Appeal hearing begins Tuesday, with supporters risking arrest under terrorism laws.
AI summaryThe European Union has finalized a €90 billion loan package for Ukraine, to be repaid through future reparations from Russia, while keeping frozen Russian central bank assets as a guarantee. Russian officials, including Security Council members and the Foreign Ministry, have condemned the decision, warning of financial strain on European citizens and sovereignty erosion.