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The Guardian's front page highlights the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, with President Zelenskyy vowing retaliation against Russian strikes on power grids. International economic concerns are also prominent, with the IMF warning of the global economy testing its resilience and flagging risks from AI…
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy stated he would retaliate if Russia continues to target Ukraine's power grid, expressing surprise at a 'energy ceasefire' announcement from Trump amidst Russian drone attacks on Kyiv.
A Ukraine war briefing states that Russian diesel exports may revert to previous levels following a deal involving Trump, according to claims made by Moscow.
The IMF's World Economic Outlook warns that global economies may soon face severe challenges due to low oil stocks and overstretched budgets, though it has upgraded the UK's GDP growth forecast for 2026.
A Qantas airplane has been grounded in Rome due to a bedbug infestation.
A same-sex couple has filed a lawsuit against Slovakia for its refusal to register their marriage.
Organized crime groups from Latin America are suspected of operating in 16 European countries.
Keira Knightley discusses a hacking incident she experienced and her new play about a Stasi spy.
Karl Bushby has completed an extraordinary 28-year journey walking home.
Nathalie Tocci suggests that the upcoming European election season has the potential to bring about significant changes.
The producer of the show 'Celebrity Traitors' shares insights into what has made the program successful.
A personal account describes the experience of being held hostage for 977 days and the contemplation of forgiveness.
Christian Horner discusses being dismissed from his role and his overall life's purpose.
The IMF indicates that a potential crash in AI stock prices poses a significant risk to global financial stability.
