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UNITED KINGDOM-POLITICS
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is defying mounting calls for him to quit, telling a meeting of his Cabinet that the country “expects us to get on with governing” and “that is what I am doing.” Moving on partner wire
HEALTH-SPAIN-NETHERLANDS-TOURISM
The head of the World Health Organization (WHO) says a total of 11 cases have been identified so far following a hantavirus outbreak aboard the cruise ship Hondius, including three deaths. Moving
GERMANY-POLITICS
Boos rang out as German Chancellor Friedrich Merz campaigned for far-reaching social reforms at a major trade union congress in Berlin. Moving
GERMANY-ECONOMY-PRICES
German inflation reached 2.9% in April, as the war in Iran continued to drive up energy prices. Moving
UKRAINE-CONFLICT-RUSSIA
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky blamed Russia for the resumption of fighting following the expiry of a three-day ceasefire, saying Moscow had chosen to end a brief period of relative calm. Moving
FRANCE-CINEMA-CANNES
Film stars from around the world are expected to be in attendance as the Cannes Film Festival kicks off. Moving
ISRAEL-CONFLICT-WAR-PALESTINIAN TERRITORIES
A new report by an independent commission in Israel shows systematic sexual violence occurred during the Hamas-led terrorist attack on Israel on October 7, 2023 and throughout the captivity of numerous hostages. Moved
EU-HEALTH
EU negotiators have agreed on rules to make it easier to support the production of critical medicines with public funds in a bid to tackle drug shortages. Moved
GERMANY-BUSINESS-RHEINMETALL
German arms giant Rheinmetall has begun producing kamikaze drones, chief executive Armin Papperger says. Moved
