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Hundreds gather in London's iconic Trafalgar Square to protest the government's crackdown on Palestine Action activists, as police make arrests amid the demonstration.

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Discover how a mixed-media artist leverages pre-AI techniques to create a striking illustration for The New Yorker's profile on OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, blending traditional and AI-generated elements.

The launch of Pokémon Champions, a new free-to-start battle sim, has been plagued with bugs and balance issues, leaving players unsatisfied. Can the game be fixed?

Russia's Supreme Court has designated the prominent human rights group Memorial as an 'extremist' organization, marking a concerning new chapter in the country's repression of dissent.

Pioneering camera operator Margaret 'Gipsy Moth' Lowrie Penney braved war zones for decades, delivering powerful footage that brought global conflicts into focus.

A new survey reveals little progress on cutting bureaucratic red tape in Germany despite Chancellor Friedrich Merz's promises to streamline the system.

A new survey reveals Germans are underwhelmed by Chancellor Merz's promises to reduce red tape, with little tangible progress seen so far.

Nigerian courts have sentenced nearly 400 people to prison terms ranging from 5 years to life for their links to militant Islamist groups. The landmark trials represent a major crackdown on extremism.

The fragile US-Iran ceasefire holds potential for renewed talks, but navigating political pressures, energy risks, and Tehran's demands for relief will be crucial to securing a final agreement.