At the end of his three-day state visit to Beijing, US President Donald Trump stated that he and Chinese President Xi-Jinping have reached an agreement on two key issues regarding Iran: the country should not acquire nuclear weapons and the Strait of Hormuz should remain open.
Three Bozar board members are resigning in protest against the planned arrival of Israeli conductor Lahav Shani. Among them is Minister of State Jos Geysels, who has served on the board since 2021. Actor and filmmaker Mohamed Ouachen and Els Silvrants-Barclay are also stepping down.
Latvian Prime Minister Evika Siliņa announced her resignation on social media on Thursday. The fall of her government follows a May 7 drone incident.
A new book by Florian Tardif, Paris Match journalist, claims that the infamous slap Brigitte Macron gave her husband at Hanoi airport in May 2025 was triggered by a text message she found on his phone from Iranian actress Golshifteh Farahani.
U.S. President Donald Trump is in China for a bipartisan summit with President Xi Jinping. The visit focuses on negotiations regarding trade, technology (chips) and strategic issues such as Taiwan. Trump is being joined on his trip by U.S. CEOs to strengthen economic ties between the two geopolitical powerhouses.
There were 1 dead and 31 wounded in a major Russian airstrike on the Ukrainian capital Kiev last night. Authorities report this 48 hours after the ceasefire with Russia expired. Moreover, it is highly doubtful that a full ceasefire has effectively taken place given the bombings on both sides during the temporary truce.
Plans for a 91-story Trump Tower in Australia's Gold Coast have been scrapped just three months after it was announced.
Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias confirms that the drone was indeed a Ukrainian military drone.
Donald Trump announced an ambitious plan at the start of his second term: the Golden Dome should protect the US from any possible missile attack. Part of this protection system should even be placed in space. The price tag now appears to be astronomical.
The twenty-seven foreign ministers of the European Union have approved new sanctions against Israeli settlers in response to increasing violence against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank.