Europe

St. Peter’s bells ring out, confirming the election of the 267th pontiff.

Sources indicate the deal might reduce the impact of Trump's 25% tariffs on car and steel imports and potentially head off similar actions against the pharmaceutical sector.

British police believe the five detainees arrested on Monday, all of Iranian origin, were behind a plot that was about to be executed imminently against anti-regime entities.

The square will showcase new and chilling displays, including reconstructions of detention cages used by Hamas, designed based on testimonies from hostages who were released from captivity.

A German citizen with ties to far-right circles was apprehended after expressing his intention to carry out a terrorist attack at a synagogue in the city of Halle.

The collapse of the national electrical system affects regions in France as well; initial reports claim the failure was likely caused by a breakdown in the connected European power grid.

A European Union source who spoke with Israel Hayom said, "Genuine attempts are being made by the European Union to get the Palestinian Authority to change the inciting content in Palestinian educational frameworks and also to change the payment mechanism to people convicted of terrorism or to terrorists' families, but it takes time."

US announces sanctions against the Swedish crime organization Foxtrot and its leader following their involvement in international criminal activity and attacks against Israelis and Jews.

Residents of Kyiv and eastern Ukraine awoke to air raid alerts following the end of a one-day Easter ceasefire declared by President Vladimir Putin. Both Russia and Ukraine traded accusations, each blaming the other for violating the ceasefire, particularly along the front lines.