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1. ‘Election matters’: Bangladesh vote reaches Britain, but some feel excluded

   For the first time, Bangladeshis abroad can vote. That's exciting many. But others can't vote — or won't.

2. Thailand election 2026: What are the main parties? What do polls suggest?

   Sunday's vote is seen as a test of whether Thailand's cycle of coups, protests and court interventions can be broken.

3. Norway police investigate former PM Jagland over Epstein ties

   World Economic Forum says it is reviewing the dealings of its CEO, Borge Brende, with the late sex offender.

4. Elderly Palestinians determined to stay in Gaza despite terrible conditions

   Chronic displacement and trauma burden Gaza's elderly, but they cling to their homeland as an act of defiance.

5. Trump’s ‘maximalist demands’ for Iran put talks in Oman on uncertain ground

   Analysts say Trump's unclear strategy risks derailing US-Iran talks amid military posturing and protests across Iran.

6. US-Iran talks live: Critical talks to begin in Oman in push to prevent war

   US and Iranian officials are holding talks in Muscat amid escalating tensions and a US military buildup in the Gulf.

7. Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,443

   These are the key developments from day 1,443 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.

8. US military kills two people in latest attack on vessel in the Pacific

   US says two people were killed in strike on a vessel in the Pacific Ocean, continuing a campaign denounced as illegal.

9. Bitcoin plummets in value again after week of heavy losses

   The world's most popular cryptocurrency has lost about one-third of its value since the start of the year.

10. ‘TrumpRx’ website launches in US with promise to lower price of medicine

    US president has pitched initiative as populist attack on pharmaceutical companies, but analysts question efficacy.