Berlin's oldest queer nightclub, SchwuZ, has filed for bankruptcy. But closing will mean more than a party hotspot closing. It will mean the death of a community space that has been the cornerstone of Berlin's queer nightlife for decades.
Berlin's oldest queer nightclub, SchwuZ, has filed for bankruptcy. But closing will mean more than a party hotspot closing. It will mean the death of a community space that has been the cornerstone of Berlin's queer nightlife for decades.
Displaced families are beginning to return to southern Lebanon after the US and Iran signed a memorandum of understanding aimed at ending the wider conflict. While many hope the agreement could bring greater stability to the region, key questions remain about what happens next. CNN's Paula Hancocks explains what it could mean for the wider Middle East.
President Donald Trump vowed to publicly release the text of the agreement with Iran “in a couple of days” and even floated reciting the entire document in front of cameras. Trump said is waiting for a “formal setting” to reveal it publicly.
President Donald Trump was presented a soccer jersey with the number 47 printed on the back by German Chancellor Friedrich Merz at the G7 summit in France on Tuesday as the FIFA World Cup is underway in North America.
An Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson posted an AI-generated propaganda video ahead of the country’s World Cup opener in Los Angeles, appearing to evoke the memory of schoolchildren killed in a likely US strike on a school in February.
President Donald Trump criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during bilateral meetings at the G7 summit, saying the Israeli prime minister needs to be "more responsible with respect to Lebanon," while also praising his relationship with Netanyahu.
Iran and New Zealand played to a 2-2 draw in Iran's opening FIFA World Cup match in Los Angeles. Fans shared mixed reactions amid the war between the US and Iran as an agreement between the two nations is due to be signed Friday.
Tourists visiting the United States for the FIFA World Cup are gaining the attention of thousands online after posting their reactions to uniquely American experiences, like stopping at a Buc-ee's gas station or going into Bass Pro Shops.
