Americans react to Supreme Court upholding birthright citizenship
The Supreme Court has ruled that babies born in the US have a constitutional right to citizenship, rejecting Donald Trump's bid to end the 150-year-old policy. In a 6-3 decision, Chief Justice John Roberts ruled that children born in the US "to parents unlawfully or temporarily present" are "citizens at birth" under the 14th Amendment. Trump had sought to limit the right through an executive order.
Read more about the ruling that many say is a major setback for
'Absolute madness': Row over plan to demolish Nazi bunker under Berlin
There are plans in Berlin to tear down one of the last remnants of Adolf Hitler's power centre.
Almost nothing remains of the Nazi leader's chancellery in central Berlin, except a bunker.
But now there are plans to demolish it to build flats and offices.
The New Reich Chancellery, built by Hitler's favourite architect Albert Speer, was severely damaged at the end of World War Two and then torn down by order of the Soviet forces in 1949.
However the bunker is still visible
Australia sues Amazon for making allegedly unfair contracts with subscribers
Australia's consumer watchdog has sued Amazon, claiming the tech giant introduced adverts in Prime Video using allegedly unfair contract terms.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) said Amazon had broken consumer protection law by making the unfair contracts with over a million annual subscribers between November 2023 and August 2025.
"Consumers who wanted to avoid ads were left with no choice but to pay more to maintain the service they'd initially signed up for", ACCC chair Gina Cass-Gottlieb said
Firefighters struggle to contain deadly Greek wildfire
Two people have been found dead as an out-of-control wildfire burns in northern Greece, forcing residents of a nearby village to evacuate.
The body of a man was discovered in a charred area near Liti, about 15km (nine miles) north-west of the city of Thessaloniki. A second body - yet to be identified - was found later in a house in a forested area near the village.
A woman rescued near the house with burn injuries is now said to be in a stable condition
What are US and Japanese soldiers doing in the middle of the Australian bush?
The BBC joined US, Japanese and Australian troops in remote North Queensland, where they trained together in some of Australia's toughest terrain.
But why were these exercises taking place in Australia - a country not at war, thousands of kilometres from today's major conflicts?
Our Australia correspondent Katy Watson explains.
US Supreme Court upholds birthright citizenship in blow to Trump
On Truth Social, Trump said that the court's decision was "too bad" and vowed to continue to fight to end birthright citizenship through legislation.
"No long and unwieldy constitutional amendment is necessary," he said. "Congress should today start work on ending expensive, and unfair to our country, birthright citizenship."
The US has granted citizenship to everyone born in the country since 1868, with the right enshrined in the 14th Amendment of the US Constitution, and bolstered by later
Roof collapse kills 14 children at Pakistan tuition centre
Fourteen children died after the roof of a building near Lahore collapsed on top of them, officials say.
The incident happened at a private tuition centre in the Kahna suburb of the Pakistani city.
Young children under the age of 10 are among those to have been taken from the scene.
Authorities launched an investigation into the collapse, and two people were taken into custody as part of the initial inquiry.
Farooq Ahmed, a spokesman for the emergency service Rescue 1122, told the BBC they had received a
Missing US congressman explains mysterious four-month absence
A Republican congressman who missed dozens of votes while on unexplained medical leave from the House of Representatives told fellow lawmakers he was in hospital for depression during his 142-day absence.
"I was given the diagnosis of depression," New Jersey's Tom Kean said in remarks after returning to work on Tuesday. "It is physical, it is emotional and, until you've experienced it yourself, it is difficult to fully understand how powerful this illness can be."
Kean, 57, is
Almost 60,000 far-right extremists in Germany, intelligence agency says
Right-wing extremists remain the greatest threat to German democracy and their number increased significantly to 58,700 last year, the country's domestic intelligence service says.
That number is an increase of more than 8,000 on the previous year, the agency says in its annual report, adding that extreme left-wing violence is also on the rise and is an alarm-call for Germany's rule of law.
German democracy was under "practically permanent attack" from both inside and
Supreme Court's birthright ruling is major blow to Trump
The US Supreme Court has ruled President Donald Trump's executive order limiting birthright citizenship is unconstitutional.
The BBC's Chief North America Correspondent Gary O'Donoghue explains the attempt to overturn a policy which has been in place for more than a century - and why the court's decision is such a blow to Trump.