End of tradition: Trump's signature to appear on dollar. For the first time in history, the U.S. dollar will be singed by a sitting president.

A Kremlin-backed bot network has launched a coordinated disinformation campaign ahead of Hungary’s parliamentary elections.

North Korea and Belarus have signed a friendship treaty covering diplomacy, agriculture, education, and public health. The move comes as both governments remain under tough Western sanctions over alleged human rights abuses and their support for Russia’s war in Ukraine.

Russia is reportedly auctioning off assets, including a gold mine located on Ukrainian territory it seized in the 2022 invasion. One of the biggest sales to date has been the rights to develop the Bobrykivske gold mine in Luhansk.

April 6 is the extended deadline for Iran to make a deal to end the war or face the destruction of its energy plants, U.S. President Trump has said. He added that talks were going “very well,” but Tehran dismissed the U.S. proposal as unfair.

A 25-year-old woman from Barcelona, living with paraplegia and severe chronic pain, has undergone euthanasia following a prolonged legal dispute with her father. Despite multiple appeals, including to the European Court of Human Rights, all rulings ultimately cleared the way for the procedure.

Ukraine pounds Russia’s Baltic oil hubs for third night.

Poland joins hunt for missing aid ships in Caribbean.

Are U.S. supplies originally earmarked for Ukraine at risk due to the war in the Middle East? As the war continues for longer than expected, the U.S. is beginning to deplete parts of its military arsenal.

Putin asks oligarchs to donate to Russia's budget amid soaring cost of war in Ukraine.

Iran is begging to make a deal according to U.S. President Trump, and he has denounced reports suggesting the opposite as fake news. Trump added that if the Iranians don’t abandon their nuclear ambitions, the U.S. will “just keep blowing them away.”

The European Union has agreed to an overhaul of its customs system, including a crackdown on mainly Chinese e-commerce platforms that face potential fines if they sell illegal or unsafe products into the bloc.

"We're very disappointed with NATO, because NATO's done absolutely nothing." U.S. President Donald Trump has criticized NATO for the lack of support in the U.S.-Israeli war against Iran.

The United Arab Emirates has told the U.S. and Western partners it will join a multinational maritime taskforce aimed at reopening the Strait of Hormuz, a vital global shipping route.

Poland takes a big step toward the World Cup. A strong performance at PGE Narodowy sees them defeat Albania 2–1 and move one win away from qualification. The final hurdle awaits.

“Every resource that is used to prosecute this war against Iran is a resource that can't be used either to help defend Ukraine or to bolster defense and deterrence in the Indo-Pacific,” said Philippe Dickinson of the Atlantic Council.

Poland is planning a windfall tax to plug a €370 million monthly hole from fuel tax cuts, as the government slashes VAT and excise duties to curb prices.

Hungary’s election race takes darker turn as journalist faces espionage charge.

Russia is tightening controls on capital outflows, banning individuals from taking large amounts of cash and gold abroad in a bid to curb money laundering and limit capital flight.

Bison population surges in Poland’s Bieszczady mountains.

“The Joint Expeditionary Force is in principle like a coalition of the willing,” said Zuzana Jurek, TVP World’s defense correspondent, highlighting that it focuses on NATO’s northern flank and allows countries to respond to threats faster without requiring full alliance consensus.

Hungary has launched an investigation into a journalist accused of spying for Ukraine, a claim he denies, as political tensions escalate ahead of a closely contested election.

“They are begging to make a deal, not me,” said U.S. President Donald Trump, claiming Iran is pushing for negotiations, while also criticizing NATO as “a paper tiger” for failing to support the U.S. in the conflict.

Poland jumped from 118th to 59th place in an LGBT-friendly travel ranking this year, climbing sharply in the global standings amid political and legal changes.

“We need a solution, not an escalation of the conflict,” said EU Foreign Policy Chief Kaja Kallas, referring to the war in Iran, and that without diplomatic solutions, a stable peace agreement in the region cannot be reached.

Europe’s far-right parties are distancing themselves from President Donald Trump as his political influence becomes increasingly unpredictable, with groups like Germany’s AfD scaling back U.S. ties and figures such as Marine Le Pen questioning his strategy on Iran.

Missile and drone attacks continue across the Middle East despite claims of ongoing U.S.–Iran talks, with the Strait of Hormuz effectively shut to most traffic while Israel expands military operations into Lebanon. TVP World’s Oz Katerji reports from Beirut.

Russian energy giants Gazprom and Rosneft helped deport and indoctrinate at least 2,158 Ukrainian children, linking the firms to a broader campaign moving minors from occupied regions to camps in Russia and Crimea.

The Pentagon is considering redirecting weapons intended for Ukraine to the Middle East as the war in Iran strains U.S. stockpiles of critical munitions.

Security at a Slovakian military factory has come under scrutiny after YouTubers filmed themselves breaking into the site.

Poland will cut VAT on fuel to tackle the oil crisis and curb price spikes, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has announced, adding the move aims to prevent profiteering at the expense of taxpayers.

Only biological female athletes will be eligible to compete in women’s events at the Olympic Games under new rules requiring a one-time gene screening test, the International Olympic Committee has announced.

A cautious green light. The European Parliament has advanced key trade legislation with the U.S., but added safeguards amid fears Washington may not uphold the deal. Lawmakers now move to final negotiations before a decisive vote.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has announced that VAT rates on fuel will drop from 23% to 8% to counter increasing prices due to the war in the Gulf.

Grzegorz Braun faces multiple charges after the European Parliament stripped him of his immunity. The charges include Holocaust denial and vandalism. Authorities are now able to proceed with legal steps against the far-right politician.

NATO allies in Europe and Canada increased their budgets by 20% in 2025, as Mark Rutte calls for further commitments.

Allegations from inside the ranks. Ukrainian-linked group Atesh claims Russian officers are selling modern rifles on the black market, leaving frontline troops with outdated and unreliable weapons.

Hostilities in the Middle East have yet to cease, despite Donald Trump’s claims that negotiations are underway. Local media reports that intense U.S.-Israeli attacks on Iran intensified, hitting Karaj, Isfahan, and Shiraz.

A potential escalation in the conflict. Financial Times reports Russia is close to delivering drones to Iran, marking direct military support as tensions rise across the Middle East.

Four people were killed in a U.S. strike on a vessel that the U.S. Central Command says was “transiting along known narco-trafficking routes in the Caribbean and was engaged in narco-trafficking operations.”

Two people have been killed and nine wounded in an overnight attack on Ukraine’s Kharkiv region.

Travel disruption on a key Baltic route. A Stena Line vessel carrying nearly 500 people was stranded in Karlskrona after strong winds caused a mooring failure.

Surging fuel prices across Europe are driving a sharp rise in used electric vehicle sales, as consumers turn to cheaper, fuel-free alternatives amid an ongoing energy crisis.

U.S. President Trump will visit China in May, after postponing the trip due to the U.S.’s ongoing military engagement in the Middle East.

The Strait of Hormuz is closed only to our enemies, says Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi.

Polish police detained a high-ranking Ukrainian “thief-in-law” in Warsaw, a figure linked to organized crime networks across the region.

From tracking to action. Keir Starmer has approved operations allowing the Royal Navy to detain sanctioned Russian tankers, targeting a key source of Moscow’s war funding.

Diplomacy or deadlock? U.S. President Donald Trump claims talks are underway, but Abbas Araqchi insists there are no negotiations, as rising oil prices and supply disruptions ripple worldwide.

A decades-old mystery takes a new turn. A woman claims jewels found in a landfill near the southern Polish town of Wodzisław Śląski once belonged to her grandfather, reigniting questions over the true owner of the hidden treasure.

Iran is negotiating with the U.S., but those in charge of negotiations are “afraid to say it because they figure they'll be killed by their own people,” says Donald Trump.