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Pope Leo XIV celebrated Mass at Gemelli Hospital three days after the removal of a tumor from his right lung. The surgery went without complications.
The 1976 Apple-1 Hatfield was sold at Bonhams for a record $1. 15 million. The computer is operational and bears Steve Wozniak’s signature, along with a letter from Jobs.
August Hanning is suspected of treason and espionage. According to BILD, he bought secret data for resale.
More than a thousand migrants from the camp in Ceuta were taken to reception centers. The operation took place nine days before the royal couple’s visit.
Smoke and soot from the fires have lingered over Kyiv due to a high-pressure system and calm winds. Residents are advised to keep their windows closed and purify the air.
Zara removed a children's Halloween costume from sale after criticism over its resemblance to the clothing worn by prisoners in Nazi concentration camps. The company apologized.
Nord Stream AG and Nord Stream 2 AG were not admitted to the proceedings as injured parties. The court in Hamburg will hear the sabotage case on October 14.
German intelligence services have stepped up surveillance of the Russian embassy in Berlin. The authorities will also scrutinize Russians linked to the Kremlin more closely.
German intelligence services suspect that weapons for sabotage against a defense company have already been hidden in Bavaria. The investigation is classified.
In Lower Saxony, suspicious materials were found near the wreckage of a specially designed drone. Investigators are examining a possible connection with the drone in Leipzig.
The German government is discussing a 14-cent cut in the fuel tax and the introduction of a price cap. The discount could be reinstated from October 1.
In Berlin, a passenger who was denied boarding on an airBaltic flight beat a ground services employee for several minutes. The police detained the attacker.
Vitantonio Lovallo, a 112-year-old war veteran and farmer, has died in Italy. Portuguese man Joaquim Varela has become Europe's new oldest man.
Tehran will propose a temporary maritime route through the Strait of Hormuz without fully reopening it. The plan will be discussed in Salalah; the agreement will not be signed immediately.
Lelio Massimo di Roccasecca climbed Mont Blanc with his father. From the summit, he saw the mountains of Italy, France, and Switzerland.
Support for Friedrich Merz is declining among Germans and fellow party members. Markus Söder is gaining popularity in the CDU, while Boris Pistorius is leading in the SPD.
More than 30 localities in Malta and Gozo were left without electricity due to equipment failure at the LNG facility. The cause of the accident is being investigated.
Mercedes-Benz is demanding cost cuts at its German plants and a review of benefits. Otherwise, production could be relocated to Eastern Europe.
A Japanese man was arrested for the second time on suspicion of killing hamsters at hotels for couples. Two women were detained along with him.
A circular complex more than 6,500 years old and 230 meters in diameter has been discovered near Hleby. Its entrances are oriented toward the Sun and the Moon.
In the German city of Dortmund, a 15-year-old teenager is in custody on suspicion of killing his 49-year-old father. Investigators are examining a family conflict and possible radicalization.
The ferry, which was traveling from Kyrenia to Taşucu, capsized 6 km from the shore. At least 159 people have been rescued; a search operation is under way.
The president of Finland believes that Ukraine has a military, political, and financial advantage over the Russian Federation. He called it a guarantee of Europe's security.
In Fagersta, an 18-year-old attacker killed a 17-year-old girl and injured three students. Two of the victims are in serious condition.
On October 2, Netflix will show a documentary about Schumacher’s 1994 championship season. The film will feature archival footage and Corinna’s narration.
Ski slopes on the Stelvio Glacier have been closed due to the heat and thunderstorms. Operators cannot guarantee snow quality or skier safety.
Russia has reportedly deployed the missile frigate "Admiral Kasatonov" in the Baltic Sea following the destroyer "Admiral Levchenko". Putin threatens "mirror measures" in response to sanctions against the "shadow fleet".
Since the beginning of the year, approximately 12,500 people have died in Germany due to extreme heat, surpassing the previous record set in 2018. People over the age of 75 were affected the most, while the authorities are discussing protective measures.
In Gravelines, France, three nuclear reactors were shut down due to an influx of jellyfish, while another is operating with restrictions. Operator EDF reported that the animals are interfering with operations, but there is no threat to safety.
MP Time Kadrijaj threw eggs at Prime Minister Albin Kurti during a parliamentary session. The incident occurred amid a political crisis in Kosovo, where the third election in 18 months failed to produce a government.