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Nazi party records released online shatter German family myths

Thousands have searched for names of ancestors, well aware they may face unpleasant truths.

Republicans begin to test the limits of Trump’s power by flexing their own

Trump has been daring lawmakers to defy him and doing his best to drive them from office if they do.

Progress in US-Iran talks stalls after Hezbollah rejects truce

Hezbollah said they refused to abide by the conditions of a ceasefire announced by the US.

Tiny Montenegro vies to be EU's next member but hurdles remain

PODGORICA, June 4 - When Air Montenegro's passenger planes took to the skies earlier this year, they were branded with a new slogan: \"28 by 28 - The Next EU Member\".

Category A COE premiums climb to near eight-month high at S$126,009

The last time Category A premiums crossed S$126,000 was in October 2025, when they reached S$128,105.

Israeli strikes kill nine people in Gaza, medics say

One of the strikes killed five people in a single family, including the parents, they said.

Photoshopped seat belts on hit Chinese variety show draw warning from traffic authorities

Viral clips from the May 29 episode of This is My Adventure 2 show digitally added seat belts overlaid on members of popular Chinese boy band Teens in Times (TNT) and other celebrities as they ride in a minibus.

Meta lashes Australia bid to make tech giants pay for news

In new draft laws, social media companies, including Meta, Google and TikTok will first be given a chance to strike content deals with local news publishers, and if they refuse, will face a compulsory levy that amounts to 2.25 per cent of their Australian revenue.

Warm compress, cold packs, Epsom salt bath: How to do 6 home therapies properly according to physios

They seem easy to prep but how hot should the water be and how long do you use these home therapies for pain, swelling or recovery? Physiotherapists explain what works and what to avoid doing.

Israel, Lebanon say they agree to ceasefire

It comes following negotiations in Washington.

NATO chief warns young Russians they would die in Ukraine war

"You are being sold a raw deal," Rutte said during a press conference in Kyiv.

Three die in British navy helicopter crash

They died during a training exercise just before 4am near Sourton village in Devon.

‘Animalistic horror’: Russia puts war art on display

They were images of Russian soldiers with a letter Z – the symbol of Moscow’s forces in Ukraine – carrying their wounded.

Three men charged over alleged MBS robbery where woman and child were locked on balcony

The three are accused of jointly robbing the victim, during which they allegedly grabbed her neck and pushed her.

Canada and Mexico tell US they want free trade deal renewed

The agreement is vital for Canada and Mexico, as the US is their main trading partner.

Scientists find yeast in ancient Iceman’s guts – and make sourdough bread

They also found a particular kind of a gut bacteria that is almost non-existent among modern humans.

UAE nuclear plant attackers ‘knew what they were doing’: IAEA chief

IAEA head Rafael Grossi said the attackers aimed to cause a major incident.

“Whose side are they on?” Ukraine's Kostyuk rips into Russian players at Roland Garros

Romania's top general under investigation for suspected corruption

BUCHAREST, June 2 - Romanian anti-corruption prosecutors said on Tuesday they had opened a criminal investigation against General Gheorghita Vlad, the Army's Chief of Staff, on suspicion that he abused his power to unlawfully secure state-funded college seats.

Czech police charge four in OnlyFans human trafficking case

PRAGUE, June 2 - Czech police said on Tuesday they had charged four people and an unnamed legal entity for coercing young women to provide erotic content for accounts on OnlyFans and other social networks.