Monday, Feb 24

Friedrich Merz's conservatives win the German election, with the AfD securing historic support, raising questions about future coalitions and governance.

Monday, Feb 24

Pope Francis, 88, is in critical condition with double pneumonia and mild kidney issues, receiving global prayers and medical support for recovery.

Sunday, Feb 23

Donald Trump announced a major military shakeup by firing Gen. CQ Brown and appointing Dan Caine as the new chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff amidst claims of diversity overreach.

Saturday, Feb 22

Pope Francis shows slight improvement in hospital as he battles double pneumonia, will miss Sunday prayers for a second week amidst health concerns.

Saturday, Feb 22

Hunter Schafer reveals her passport lists her as male due to Trump's controversial executive order on gender, raising concerns about trans rights.

Wednesday, Feb 19

Pope Francis remains hospitalized with bilateral pneumonia, requiring additional drug therapy amid a complex health situation, the Vatican reports.

Wednesday, Feb 19

European leaders convene in Paris to confront U.S. policy changes on Ukraine, emphasizing their commitment to security and potential troop deployments.

Tuesday, Feb 18

Kim Jong Un pays respect at his father's tomb for the first time in years, signaling a return to a focus on his ancestors' legacy amidst economic struggles and international pressure.

Tuesday, Feb 18

European leaders meet in Paris to discuss Ukraine's security amid US policy shifts, with the UK and Sweden signaling readiness to deploy troops if necessary.

Monday, Feb 17

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer suggests deploying troops to Ukraine as part of security guarantees for a peace deal amid increased tensions with Russia.