Pope Leo has been admitted to hospital for surgery. The procedure is to remove a lump found on his lung. The Pope stated the growth was discovered at a very early stage and is contained. He provided this update through a public statement.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky claimed strikes on data centres disabled Russian troll networks. However, cybersecurity experts report there is no evidence these attacks have affected Russian bot operations. The referenced attacks targeted Yandex, a major Russian technology company. This discrepancy highlights the ongoing information war surrounding the conflict in Ukraine.
Hungarian lawmakers have voted to repeal anti-LGBTQ legislation enacted under former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. The measures had been a part of Orbán's government policies. The move has been welcomed by LGBTQ and human rights activist groups. These groups are now calling for further changes to other laws from the Orbán era.
BBC FM radio transmissions have been suspended in Afghanistan. The broadcaster's programming remains available through other means, including shortwave and medium wave radio. Satellite and online services are also still operational. The suspension affects only the FM radio platform, allowing audiences to access content via alternative methods.
Former DR Congo president Joseph Kabila has been named the leader of a new rebel coalition. This follows his previous denials of any links to the M23 rebel group. The M23 controls significant territory in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo. The development marks a significant shift in Kabila's public position regarding the conflict.
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