One Dead as High-Speed Train Collides with Lorry in France
One person has died after a high-speed train collided with a lorry in northern France, according to BBC News.
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Vance Arrives in Hungary to Back Orbán’s Re-election Bid
US Vice-President JD Vance has arrived in Hungary to support Prime Minister Viktor Orbán ahead of the country's parliamentary elections on 12 April, according to the BBC.
Backpacks Full Explosives Found Near Russian Gas Pipeline
Explosive-filled backpacks with detonators were discovered near a Russian gas pipeline supplying Hungary and Serbia, according to multiple sources. The findings have raised concerns about infrastructure security in the region.
Hungary Alleges Plot to Blow Up Gas Pipeline Ahead of Election
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has convened an emergency meeting of the National Defence Council after explosives were found near a pipeline that transports Russian gas to Hungary, according to the BBC.
50-70 chars with number: 500,000 Eggs Missing for Easter
As Easter Sunday approaches, reports indicate that over 500,000 eggs are missing from supermarket shelves in Switzerland, raising concerns about supply chain disruptions.
Mexican World Protests Plan to Send Frida Kahlo Masterpieces to Spain
A plan to send 160 masterpieces from the Gelman Santander collection to Spain has sparked outrage across Mexico, with nearly 400 cultural professionals demanding clarity on the deal, according to The Guardian.
AI Videos Fuel Rhetoric as Orbán Bids for Four More Years in Hungary
AI-generated videos have been used to fuel political rhetoric in Hungary as Prime Minister Viktor Orbán seeks a fourth term, according to the BBC. A fake clip showing a soldier's execution was posted by Orbán's Fidesz party ahead of the April 12 election.
Happy Easter Events and Developments Across the Globe
From Japan to Germany and Spain, Easter celebrations and related news are shaping the week with diverse events and developments.
Russian Attack on Ukraine Market Kills Five
A Russian drone attack on a market in southern Ukraine killed five people and injured 21, according to the prosecutor general's office, as the conflict continues to escalate.
European Parliament’s Rima Hassan Claims Political Harassment Amid Legal Charges
European Parliament member Rima Hassan has claimed she is a target of 'political harassment' after being detained in France on suspicion of 'apology for terrorism', according to Al Jazeera.
Italy Parts Ways with Manager After 2026 World Cup Qualifying Failure
Italy has parted ways with manager Gennaro Gattuso following the national team's failure to qualify for the 2026 World Cup, marking the third consecutive World Cup miss for the Azzurri.
Italy’s Famed Uffizi Admits Cyber-Attack, Denies Security Breach
Italy's famed Uffizi Galleries have confirmed they were subject to a cyber-attack, but denied that their security systems protecting famous artworks were compromised, according to the BBC.
France’s Muslim Gathering Overturned by Courts
France's Muslim gathering ban has been overturned by courts, allowing a major event in northern Paris to proceed as planned, according to the BBC.
Britain Countries Discuss Reopening with 50% Increase in Cultural Events
Britain and several other countries have begun discussing the reopening of cultural institutions, with a notable 50% increase in events planned for 2025, according to recent reports.
USMNT Falls 2-0 to Portugal in Final Pochettino Experiment
The U.S. men's national team fell 2-0 to Portugal in their final match under Mauricio Pochettino, who is set to name his World Cup roster, according to CBS Sports.