Older Ukrainians may now join the armed forces under a one-year contract, as Kyiv looks for new ways to replenish its struggling military.
During a landmark Vatican gathering of digital missionaries, Pope Leo XIV called on young Catholics to protect meaningful speech and reach the suffering in the AI era.
More than two dozen Ukrainians, including a pregnant woman and 16 prisoners, were killed in Russian attacks on Tuesday.
Western countries have accused Kazakhstan of flouting sanctions.
Putin “must face economic and military blows,” according to Kyiv.
This is not the first time Russia has violated Estonian territory, prompting a diplomatic backlash.
U.S. president warns time is running out as diplomatic efforts stall; next steps remain unclear.
Beijing introduces nationwide subsidies for parents with children under three as it battles falling population figures.
Brussels insists it could not have got a better deal with Trump.
The flare-up was the deadliest since violence raged in 2008-2011.
EU regulators accuse Temu of failing to protect consumers—but critics say it’s another excuse for control.
Doald Trump said the two countries had agreed to “quickly work out” a truce.
