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AI summaryPresident Trump hosted the Artemis II crew at the White House, celebrating their historic lunar mission. The event, covered from different angles by international media, highlighted praise for the astronauts while raising questions about NASA's future direction and touching on unrelated policy matters.
AI summaryThe entire jury of the Venice Biennale has resigned just days before the event's opening, following controversy over Russia's participation. The resignation has prompted the cancellation of the traditional awards ceremony, with visitor votes to be used instead. The row has drawn criticism from the Italian government and the EU, which has threatened to cut funding.
AI summaryUkraine's parliament has approved a 90-day extension of martial law and general mobilization, now signed into law by President Zelensky. The move extends wartime measures through early August, with critics noting Zelensky's term has expired. Reports differ on specific vote counts, but all confirm the extension's passage.
AI summaryHungary's incoming prime minister, Peter Magyar, has called for broader rights for Ukraine's ethnic Hungarian minority before approving EU accession talks, offering to meet President Zelensky to ease tensions. The demands echo those of his predecessor, Viktor Orban, potentially complicating Kyiv's EU path.
AI summaryRussian state media report that Moscow and Washington see possible common ground on Ukraine after a Putin-Trump call, with Russia ready to declare a Victory Day ceasefire. Elsewhere, global gold demand hit a 13-year high in Q1 2026, the UAE plans to leave OPEC+, and Poland releases a Russian researcher in a deal with Belarus.
AI summaryMyanmar’s new president, Min Aung Hlaing, has approved a sweeping amnesty that reduces the prison sentence of deposed leader Aung San Suu Kyi and releases thousands of prisoners, including former President Win Myint. The moves, tied to the Buddhist New Year, have been met with skepticism from analysts and citizens who see them as cosmetic gestures rather than genuine reform.
AI summaryAt the 11th NPT Review Conference, Russian diplomat Andrey Belousov warned that Western states, including the UK and France, are considering transferring nuclear weapons components to Ukraine, a move he says would undermine the treaty. Russia also rejected allegations of its own potential use of nuclear weapons in Ukraine and reaffirmed its openness to disarmament discussions.
AI summaryRecent coordinated attacks by jihadist and separatist forces in Mali have forced Russia's Africa Corps to withdraw from the northern city of Kidal and resulted in the death of Mali's defence minister, highlighting the limits of Moscow's military support in the Sahel and raising questions about its credibility as a security partner.
AI summaryAs US commitment to NATO faces mounting strain, European leaders are looking to the EU's Article 42.7 mutual defence clause. This article examines whether this once-obscure mechanism could provide Europe with a NATO-like collective defence alternative, based on recent reporting from Al Jazeera and The Guardian.
AI summaryThe South Korean Army is reviewing plans to deploy 'suicide drones' to battalion-level units as part of a broader modernization push, with the goal of introducing thousands of drones for training and operations by 2029. Meanwhile, the National Intelligence Service has signed an agreement with the Army to enhance drone security cooperation, reflecting the growing importance of drones in modern warfare.
AI summaryRussian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov is in Astana for an official visit, where he will meet President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev and hold talks with his Kazakh counterpart. The discussions focus on strengthening bilateral ties, with officials highlighting progress toward a $30 billion trade target.
AI summaryIn a series of phone calls and public statements, Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump discussed a May 9 ceasefire in Ukraine, a possible visit to Moscow, and Putin's offer to help with Iran's enriched uranium. Trump prioritized ending the war in Ukraine, while both leaders expressed optimism about a settlement.
AI summaryUkraine has formally asked Israel to seize a vessel carrying grain it says was stolen from Russian-occupied territories, sparking a rare public dispute. Israel denies the allegations, saying Kyiv has not provided evidence, while the EU has warned of potential sanctions against entities involved in such trade.
AI summaryUS President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin held a phone call lasting over 90 minutes, discussing the wars in Iran and Ukraine. Trump suggested a temporary ceasefire in Ukraine, while Putin warned of dire consequences if force is used again in Iran and offered help with Iran's enriched uranium. The call was described as 'frank and businesslike'.
AI summaryUS President Donald Trump told Russian President Vladimir Putin that a deal to resolve the conflict in Ukraine is within reach, according to Kremlin aide Yury Ushakov. Kremlin officials have cautioned that a settlement is a long and complex process, while Trump has also expressed confidence that Putin wants the conflict settled.
AI summaryPresident Trump acknowledged ongoing differences with European nations over Ukraine, while also criticizing NATO's role and Biden-era funding. His remarks, reported by TASS, highlight a transatlantic rift as the conflict continues.
AI summaryKing Charles III and Queen Camilla laid flowers at the 9/11 Memorial in New York on Wednesday, meeting families of victims and first responders. The visit, part of a four-day state visit marking the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Declaration of Independence, occurred amid reported tensions between Britain and the U.S. over Iran.
AI summaryRussian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Donald Trump held a phone conversation described by the Kremlin as frank and businesslike, agreeing to stay in touch personally and through aides. The call, the 12th since Trump returned to office, also touched on economic and energy cooperation.
AI summaryAs the US-Israel war in Iran disrupts global oil supplies, major energy companies report soaring profits, sparking debate over windfall taxes and the burden on households. BP and TotalEnergies lead with significant earnings jumps, while analysts highlight the broader economic impact on consumers and governments.
AI summaryUS Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced plans to expand nuclear deterrence capabilities and modernize the nuclear triad, while also signaling readiness to use military force in the Western Hemisphere and warning NATO allies of consequences for insufficient support.