Even in his final seconds of life, first gay imam pushed boundaries
Peers and scholars reflected on the role Hendricks played within the LGBTQ+ and Islamic communities. Read More
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Facing Islamist threats, Bangladesh girls forced to cancel football matches
There are concerns that extremist groups, which had been pushed to the fringes, have become emboldened again. Read More
Huawei Releases First Tri-Fold Phone to International Markets
The tablet-sized Huawei Mate XT costs $3,662 and isn’t fully operational inside the United States. Huawei launched it globally despite supply constraints.
Jeremy Bowen: No sign of a quick peace dividend for Trump in Ukraine
Ukrainian soldiers are paying little attention to US diplomacy and civilians doubt good will come of it. Read More
Moscow back at the table – and appearing to call the shots
Team Trump clearly wants to cut a deal with Moscow and move on, says the BBC’s Sarah Rainsford. Read More
Pope Francis has pneumonia in both lungs, Vatican says
It said lab tests, a chest X-ray and the Pope’s clinical condition “continue to present a complex picture”. Read More
Israeli troops stay inside south Lebanon after withdrawal deadline
Soldiers will stay in five places around the border, Israel says – a move condemned by Lebanon. Read More
Meta to Take EU Regulation Concerns Directly to Trump, Says Global Affairs Chief
When companies are treated differently and in a way that is discriminatory against them, then that should be highlighted to that company’s home government,” Meta’s global affairs head said.
Russia won’t accept Nato troops in Ukraine, Lavrov says after talks with US
The meeting was the first time since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine that Russian and American delegations are known to have met face-to-face. Read More
Hamas says it will return bodies of four hostages including Bibas family
The Palestinian group claims that Shiri and her children Kfir and Ariel were killed in Israeli bombardment. Israel has not confirmed this. Read More