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Donald Trump has suggested the United States and Iran could cooperate to remove what he called 'nuclear dust', remarks that point to a possible avenue of cooperation between the two countries after recent tensions over Iran's nuclear programme. The comments are drawing attention as observers assess whether they signal a shift toward diplomacy or remain largely rhetorical.

A judge has ordered President Trump's name removed from the Kennedy Center, ruling against the rebranding of the Washington venue. Trump responded that he has 'no interest' in pursuing changes to the building following the decision. The dispute centers on Trump's earlier move to attach his name to the institution, a step a court has now blocked, prompting his remarks downplaying any further effort.

Virginia Democrats have asked the US Supreme Court to step in after a state court rejected their redistricting plan, seeking to override the state ruling. The dispute centers on the drawing of the state's legislative district maps, with Democrats hoping the justices will revive their favored boundaries ahead of upcoming elections. The case adds to the ongoing national battles over redistricting and political mapmaking.

Reports claim that after difficult negotiations, Donald Trump has removed sanctions, allowing Russia to sell diesel again. Russian-language social media users are celebrating the development, framing it as a win from the talks. Details about which sanctions were lifted and under what conditions have not been confirmed in the available discussion.

The Justice Department has filed an appeal of a ruling concerning the Kennedy Center, acting ahead of a deadline to remove President Trump's name from the institution. The move keeps the legal fight over the venue's name alive while the clock runs down on the removal deadline. Details of the underlying ruling and its broader implications remain limited in early reporting.

Chelsea beat Bournemouth 5-1 in a Premier League match, and the highlight reel is drawing heavy attention worldwide. The dominant scoreline has fans discussing Chelsea's attacking form this season and Bournemouth's defensive struggles. Supporters and pundits are sharing reactions, goals and talking points from the one-sided London display across social media.

People in the Murcia region of Spain are asking whether an earthquake has just been felt, sharing the question widely with reports of shaking. No official confirmation of magnitude or damage has circulated yet. Murcia is one of Spain's most seismically active areas, so tremors there draw immediate attention from residents.

A controlled demolition brought down 13 of the Tevere Viaduct's 33 spans near Viterbo and Orte in Italy, with the structure coming down in seconds. The high-precision operation drew wide attention online, where footage of the viaduct collapsing was widely shared and discussed, highlighting the scale of infrastructure demolition work underway in the country.

Sweden's Social Democrats have lost their hold on power in Ljusnarsberg municipality, according to Sveriges Radio. The party, long dominant in Swedish local politics, appears to have been ousted from control of the small Bergslagen municipality. The news is drawing attention as Swedes follow shifts in local government and what they signal for the party's standing.

Security researcher Simon Koeck has published a write-up describing a remote code execution vulnerability he found in Google's developer site, reportedly earning a $90,000 bounty through Google's bug bounty programme. The flaw involved Flask session pickle deserialization, a technique that can let attackers run arbitrary code on a server. The detailed technical write-up is drawing attention in the security community.

Around 600 people took part in a so-called 'Prüf-Demo' against right-wing extremism in Bremen, according to regional outlet buten un binnen. The demonstration coincided with celebrations for the Day of German Unity, when public transport in the city was free and various events marked the national holiday. Local media also highlighted residents using the occasion to send a signal for democracy and against extremism.

Several weak earthquakes, magnitudes around 1.9 to 2.1, struck south of Granada in Andalusia, Spain. No damage has been reported. Attention has turned to the city's seismic risk, with the University of Granada studying whether the city would be prepared for a stronger quake. The region sits in one of Spain's most seismically active zones.

A Democratic congresswoman who was the target of searches by US immigration authorities, ICE, has publicly declared she will not be silenced. The story, reported by CNN Brasil, is drawing attention in Brazil, where interest in the US Democratic Party and the Trump administration's hardline immigration enforcement remains high, with the congresswoman's defiant response fuelling debate.

Starlink has begun piloting its satellite internet service in remote parts of Vietnam, a step toward expanding connectivity in areas poorly served by terrestrial networks. At the same time, the company's operations in India remain under scrutiny, with officials there still debating security and regulatory conditions for allowing the service to enter the market.

A court case in Washington, DC concerning tree removal is drawing public attention. The dispute reportedly involves legal challenges over the cutting down of trees in the district, raising questions about local environmental protections and city authority. Observers are debating the balance between development interests and the preservation of DC's urban tree canopy.

Two earthquakes are drawing attention: a strong quake shook Panama, swaying skyscrapers in the capital as water cascaded from a rooftop swimming pool, while in Italy a magnitude 2.8 tremor struck near Bacoli in the Campi Flegrei volcanic area, a zone closely watched for seismic activity. No major damage is reported so far in either event.

Prominent Australian conservative commentator Andrew Bolt has publicly turned on Donald Trump, marking a rare break between the longtime right-wing voice and the US president. The split is drawing attention in Australian media circles, with discussion touching on Trump's handling of Iran, Israel and the Middle East, tariffs, and the broader direction of the MAGA movement and the Republican Party.

Raphaël Glucksmann was hit with flour by a protester shortly after his victory in the French social-democratic primary. Footage of the incident spread rapidly on social media, drawing reactions about the security of political candidates in France and the increasingly hostile climate facing politicians at public events.

Protesters have halted the removal of a lane on Bloor, according to the headline making the rounds. The item offers no further details on who organised the protest, what kind of lane is affected, or which authorities were involved. Bloor is best known as a major Toronto street where bike lane changes have been politically contentious.

High school students across France, from Guingamp to Paris, are blocking schools in a new day of mobilisation. Le Monde is running live coverage of the lycée movement as demonstrators target establishments in multiple cities. The protests are part of ongoing student action, with further blockades reported as the mobilisation continues across the country.