The vote to remove the liberal Krakow mayor could inspire similar right-wing campaigns elsewhere in Poland.
Category: International
Delta Cleanup Must Go Beyond Ogoni Group Warns Nigerian Government
Environmental advocates called on Abuja to expand the cleanup of the Niger Delta beyond the Ogoni communities.
Lula da Silva and Trump Working Group on Trade Set Up After May Summit Without Breakthroughs
Brazil and the US created a bilateral trade working group but their early May meeting produced no major results.
Ukraine Troops Hold Capital After Russia’s Biggest Missile Attack of the Year
Despite the devastating strike Ukrainian forces maintained their defensive positions around Kyiv overnight.
Russia Uses Hypersonic Oreshnik Missile in Largest Missile Attack on Kyiv This Year
President Zelensky confirmed the use of the nuclear-capable hypersonic ballistic missile in the deadly strike.
At Least Two Killed and 77 Injured in Russia’s Hypersonic Oreshnik Strike on Kyiv
The attack which also used other missile types caused significant damage to the Ukrainian capital.
Belarus Exiled Opposition Leader Visits Kyiv as World Leaders Watch Minsk’s Role in War
The visit came as Ukraine’s capital was still cleaning up after Russia’s most devastating missile attack of the year.
Pope Leo Issues Sweeping AI Manifesto Calling for AI to Be Disarmed of Potential Dangers
The pontiff’s document focused on the societal risks of autonomous AI systems and called for global regulation.
Global Peacekeeping Personnel Fell to Lowest in 25 Years in 2025 Says SIPRI
The Swedish institute found the number of international peacekeeping personnel fell 17% and is down 49% since 2016.
Turkey and Seven Nations Condemn Israeli Minister Over Treatment of Gaza Flotilla Detainees
Eight countries issued a joint statement criticising the conduct of an Israeli official toward detained activists.