166 reports.
Marchers crossed central Budapest in record heat as police authorized an event that Hungary’s former government had tried to outlaw and its successor had not yet fully protected in law.
Read report »Canada became eligible for the Eurovision Song Contest after CBC/Radio-Canada obtained the level of European Broadcasting Union membership needed for entry, creating a possible path to a first official appearance.
Read report »Researchers in Veracruz reported an Early Classic site with circular stone features and a carved monolith that may show Maya influence.
Read report »On 2026-06-07, available reporting documented gulf state has embarked on wide-ranging crackdown on Iranian influence since coming under attack Bahrain on Sunday reported mourning for Iran's late supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is prohibited during Ashura commemorations this
Read report »The 79th Tony Awards split major prizes between a feminist play, a musical comedy and revival titles, while Death of a Salesman led the total with six wins.
Read report »The June 3, 2026 event reopened debate over archival film circulation, child protection and whether older works should be altered when participants later describe harm.
Read report »Cristian Mungiu won Cannes’ top prize again with Fjord, a Norway-set drama that made him just the 10th filmmaker to take the Palme d’Or twice.
Read report »The novel by Yang Shuang-zi, translated by Lin King, has become the first book translated from Mandarin Chinese to win the prize.
Read report »Milan Fashion Week will ask brands not to show fur, a voluntary guideline that stops short of a ban but aligns the event more closely with other fashion capitals.
Read report »The Venice Biennale opened without a jury after members quit in protest, with geopolitical tensions and art-world politics spilling into the exhibition.
Read report »The Venice Biennale opened with art from 100 countries, Belgium’s performance-based pavilion, and a political protest against Israel’s presence.
Read report »Authorities in Niger said the suspended French outlets threatened public order, extending a broader rupture with Paris after the 2023 coup.
Read report »Demonstrators gathered outside a Manhattan synagogue during an Israeli real estate event that critics said included West Bank settlement listings.
Read report »The ten-person outlet says it will report independently for audiences inside and outside Afghanistan as domestic media restrictions deepen.
Read report »Reporters Without Borders says global press freedom has dropped to its weakest point since its index began in 2002.
Read report »Residents of the southern Lebanese village erected a replica of a Christian statue destroyed days earlier, while Israel’s military disciplined two soldiers over the incident.
Read report »The Strokes ended their Coachella set with a political video montage that denounced CIA-backed regime change and showed footage tied to Gaza and Iran.
Read report »Researchers say documents found in London archives identify the exact footprint of the playwright’s only home in the city.
Read report »Spanish singer Miguel Poveda says he uncovered an unpublished Federico García Lorca poem handwritten on the back of a manuscript.
Read report »On the date 2026-04-14, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame announced a class that spans British rock, Manchester indie, soul, rap and legacy acts.
Read report »Reporting dated 2026-04-12 documents the event and its immediate consequences, with unresolved points retained as attributed or provisional.
Read report »Authorities restored access to religious sites after changing civil-defence instructions, with worshippers again entering Al-Aqsa Mosque after a closure that began on February 28.
Read report »A report relayed by Al Jazeera says Mehr News Agency described damage to a synagogue and showed a short video from the scene.
Read report »Organisers said the London festival would not go ahead and ticket buyers would be refunded after the government denied Ye permission to travel.
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