‘There is no truce’: Ukraine’s soldiers and civilians on Russia’s ceasefire
The BBC’s Yogita Limaye went to the Donetsk region of Ukraine to speak to soldiers about life on the frontline.
Mistrial declared in case against officer in fatal shooting of black motorist
The killing of Patrick Lyoya during a traffic stop in Michigan sparked widespread protests, renewing questions around police brutality.
Israeli forces close UN-run schools in East Jerusalem
The action, which affects hundreds of Palestinian pupils, comes after an Israeli ban on Unrwa this year.
India reports strikes on military bases, Pakistan denies any role
India has accused Pakistan of attacking three military bases, a claim which has been denied by Islamabad.
Who is Robert Prevost, the new Pope Leo XIV?
After a conclave that lasted only three sessions and 24 hours, 133 cardinals have elected Robert Prevost, now known as Pope Leo XIV.
Israel PM ‘uncertain’ over condition of three Gaza hostages
Benjamin Netanyahu said he knew “with certainty” that 21 hostages were alive but the status of “three more” were unclear.
Ukraine labels Russian ceasefire a farce after reports of hundreds of violations
A three-day truce was called by Vladimir Putin ahead of Russia’s World War Two Victory Day celebrations.
Smokey Robinson denies sexual assault allegations
In a statement, the singer’s lawyer says the abuse allegations are an attempt to “extract money”.
