Europe Working On ‘5 To 10 Years Plan’ To Replace US In NATO: Report
Europe’s biggest military powers are drawing up plans to take on greater responsibilities for the continent’s defence from the US.
Day: March 21, 2025
AP Week in Pictures: Global
March 14 – 20, 2025 This photo gallery, curated by photo editor Eloy Martin, highlights some of the most compelling images worldwide made or published by The Associated Press in the past week.
Surgeon dubbed France’s ‘most prolific child abuser’ pleads guilty to abusing 299 patients
A 74-year-old surgeon who is believed to be France’s most prolific child abuser has pleaded guilty to sexually abusing 299 of his patients.
X sues Modi’s government over content removal in new India censorship fight
Elon Musk’s company is arguing against the government’s expanded powers to allow easier removal of online contentIndia’s IT ministry has unlawfully expanded censorship powers to allow the easier removal of online content and empowered “countless” gover…
‘Not hyperbole’: Federal judges are worried for their safety as Trump ramps up attacks on judiciary
White House adviser Elon Musk has echoed calls to impeach federal judges who oppose Trump administration moves
Notice of immigration escape came too late to help, police say
Police say two men escaped from a Denver area immigration detention center apparently after its back doors opened during a power outage.
Barron turns 19! Trump’s youngest son celebrates birthday as friends describe him as an ‘old soul’ with ‘old world manners’
‘He isn’t as aggressive as many of his age when they are in their own social circles,’ a Palm Beach source tells People magazine
Taliban frees US man who was abducted while travelling in Afghanistan in 2022
George Glezmann is on his way back to the US to be reunited with his wife.
Building a Tech Industry in Syria From Scratch
Recently a few hundred people gathered at a Damascus hotel to discuss how to jump-start Syria’s tech industry. That sector was basically non-existent during Syria’s long civil war. Our correspondent attended the conference and met a young man who fled Syria during the civil war and now is a graduate student at Stanford. His journey illustrates both the possibilities and challenges that lie ahead for Syria.