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The ouster of Vladimir Putin's ally in Hungary marks a pivotal moment, with ripples felt across the continent. BBC's Europe editor analyzes the implications.

In a historic move, Australia appoints Lieutenant General Susan Coyle as the country's first female army chief, cementing her legacy as a groundbreaking military leader.

Experts reveal the complex factors driving a growing divide between physical and financial oil prices, signaling a deeper energy crisis than widely understood.

Pop star Britney Spears has checked herself into a treatment facility, just weeks before her court appearance following a driving under the influence arrest.

Keir Starmer confirms Britain will not join US efforts to blockade the Strait of Hormuz, citing the need to maintain open navigation and stabilize energy prices.

Huawei's latest foldable phone, the Pura X Max, challenges Apple and Samsung with its innovative wide-aspect ratio display, set to launch in China next week.

As Canada prepares for key by-elections, the PM's pursuit of a Liberal majority government faces challenges in unifying his party's diverse factions.

The delayed Hillsborough law could move forward after the government agrees to drop its block on the Security Service providing evidence to public inquiries.

Péter Magyar's Tisza party secures over two-thirds of parliament, offering chance to dismantle Orbán's illiberal regime and transform Hungary's economic and political landscape.

Berlin takes action to ease surging fuel prices, including tax cuts. Meanwhile, defense firm Rheinmetall expands missile manufacturing amid geopolitical tensions.