A year after the devastating floods in Derna, Libya, there is still disagreement over the exact number of victims and a lack of transparency in the reconstruction effort, while authorities are hardly taking responsibility.
Universities can breathe a sigh of relief as cuts to sector plans are scrapped, but the pain remains for students and staff due to a new cut to start-up academics.
German government and opposition party CDU/CSU have failed to agree on the tightening of migration policies, with CDU leader Friedrich Merz stating that the proposed measures do not go far enough. Despite this, the party has not ruled out supporting certain proposals in parliament, while Interior Minister Nancy Faeser has announced passport checks and the rejection of migrants at the German border if they have already sought asylum in another EU country.
The first and possibly only TV debate between U.S. presidential candidates Harris and Trump will take place. Harris will have to convince floating voters of her plans for a more affordable life in her first showdown with Trump, while Trump will try to dismiss her as a turncoat.
Princess Kate has completed her chemotherapy and is slowly returning to work after being treated for cancer. In a video on social media, she opens up about her struggles and expresses gratitude for the support and love she has received.
Pakistanis sentenced to prison terms for calling for Wilders' murder in the Netherlands; PVV leader satisfied with verdict and hopes government will ensure those convicted will also serve their sentences.