The World Right Now

International media reflect on the war’s legacy, including France’s National Rally pushing anti‑immigration narratives.

Two dozen years after the attacks that killed 2,977 Americans and dozens of Europeans, key suspects remain at large and legal hurdles persist.

NATO thwarted a Russian training exercise targeting the TAT‑14 cable near the Azores on March 15.

More than 20 children perished when a blaze forced students to flee two Bukavu schools, triggering a deadly stampede.

The Oscar‑nominated German star lands roles opposite Tom Cruise in ‘Mission: Nexus’ and Ryan Gosling in ‘The Last Harvest’, signaling a new transatlantic chapter.

The European Parliament approved stricter AI rules, demanding human oversight and bias audits for high‑risk systems.

A Ukrainian presidential aircraft narrowly evaded a low‑altitude drone near Riga, raising concerns as Europe grapples with Russia's perceived threat.

The European Commission’s draft law introduces a ‘European preference’ for strategic services, targeting Chinese firms in a market worth roughly €200 billion annually.

The summit in Paris saw fewer European leaders and a quiet room as tech giants declined to attend.