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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz hosted French President Emmanuel Macron, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, and outgoing British Prime Minister Keir Starmer at the Federal Chancellery on June 24. They issued a joint statement vowing substantial aid to Ukraine, including sanctions on Russia, economic pressure, and support for Kyiv's energy and air defenses, while stressing a stronger NATO ahead of its July summit. Starmer, attending as caretaker after resigning on June 22, earned praise from peers like Macron for his dignity in fostering European unity, with talks signaling steady UK policy.

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Against Berlin's skyline, leaders from five nations stood together under NATO flags, pledging firm backing for Ukraine amid Russia's war.

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Turkey's President Erdogan signed a decree on May 24 annulling the university's closure, which had taken effect three days earlier due to trusteeship over its parent company's fraud probes. Protests spread with hashtags like #BilgiIsNotAlone, drawing solidarity across cities and highlighting fears over academic freedom at the liberal arts school with 20,000 students. Operations now resume under trustees, though faculty futures remain uncertain, and protesters hailed it as a victory for their resistance.

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Students at Istanbul Bilgi University barricaded their campus, chanting 'Bilgi Resists' as riot police gathered outside—just days before exams.

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Posts on X discuss whether English speakers should adopt 'Türkiye,' the official name requested by the Republic of Türkiye, or continue using the traditional exonym 'Turkey.' Arguments reference the 2022 name change and comparisons to other countries like Czechia, Côte d'Ivoire, Deutschland, and Nihon, along with the historical origins of 'Turkey' from Medieval Latin 'Turchia' through French 'Turquie.'

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Speaking after NATO defense ministers' talks on June 18, Rutte aimed to highlight NATO's strength against Russia's strained war economy, which devotes 48% of its budget to defense. Critics on social media mocked the comment as a factual error, since Russia's 17.1 million square kilometers dwarfs the smaller nations' combined 72,000 square kilometers and its population of 144 million tops their 30 million. Defenders noted Rutte likely meant Russia's economy, projected at $2.66 trillion nominally—exceeding Belgium and Netherlands' $2.23 trillion combined—echoing his past explicit comparisons.

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During a Brussels press conference, NATO chief Mark Rutte said Russia 'is not bigger than Belgium and the Netherlands combined'—a line that quickly drew ridicule for its apparent geography slip.

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The video shows a staff member in the Salle des États holding up a placard banning flash photography, which harms the painting's protective glass over time, while up to 30,000 visitors daily snake around barriers 30 feet from the small 30-by-21-inch canvas. Louvre rules allow personal photos without flash or selfie sticks, but the selfie scrum frustrates staff and art lovers, with many ignoring nearby masterpieces like Veronese's The Wedding at Cana. Visitors debate the hassle of overtourism, questioning why snap what's already online, though some value personal mementos; the museum plans a larger space by 2031 to ease congestion.

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A Louvre employee thrusts a 'no flash' sign right in front of tourists' phones as they crowd the Mona Lisa, capturing the daily chaos in the packed gallery.

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Walters petitioned Oklahoma County District Court on May 8, citing irreconcilable differences that destroyed their marriage, which began in 2011. The couple released a joint statement committing to co-parent their minor children and asking for privacy. The filing draws attention amid Walters' past advocacy for biblical family teachings during his 2023-2025 tenure, when he mandated Bible instruction in public schools and clashed over curricula and church-state issues. Online reactions mix memes questioning consistency with calls to respect the family's privacy.

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Ryan Walters, Oklahoma's former top education official who pushed Bibles in classrooms, has filed to end his marriage to Katie, the mother of their four young children.

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GroenLinks and PvdA, which have run joint lists since 2023, announced their rebrand to PRO today, with a full merger set for June after strong member support. The party promises affordable living, a green future, and equal opportunities, already boasting over 100,000 members on its new website. Klaver stressed grassroots unity, while reactions range from praise as a fresh start to mockery of the name and fears of losing historic identities amid rising right-wing support.

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Jesse Klaver stood before members in Amsterdam, unveiling a green rose logo that blends two parties' histories into one new name: Progressief Nederland.

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Stoltenberg describes proposing that the NATO-Russia Council discuss pulling troops back to pre-1997 lines, but Lavrov showed no interest and talks collapsed before Russia's 2022 Ukraine invasion. Pro-Ukraine voices accuse him of betrayal and sacrificing Baltic states, while defenders like former NATO spokesperson Oana Lungescu insist NATO's stance was consensus-driven and he strengthened eastern defenses. The revelation revives debates on diplomacy versus concessions as NATO faces unity questions ahead of its 2026 summit.

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In his 2025 memoir, former NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg recounts suggesting a talk on Russia's buffer zone idea during a tense 2021 meeting with Sergei Lavrov—knowing Baltic allies would oppose it.

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The 178-second clip from Chuck Jones's *Rikki-Tikki-Tavi*, based on Rudyard Kipling's tale, features Orson Welles's narration and intense action as the mongoose defends a family from deadly snakes. Directed by the Looney Tunes legend after his Warner Bros. exit, it aired on CBS in 1975 and now revives memories of 70s vibes, snake fears, and lessons on facing fear with duty. Viewers share stories of watching it repeatedly in elementary school, while the full 25-minute special is available on Amazon Prime Video and a new illustrated edition is up for pre-order.

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A brave mongoose battles cobras in a 1975 animated special, stirring vivid recollections of family nights and school showings for many viewers.

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On June 19, the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh unveiled a 90-kilogram bronze statue of Sushruta, crafted in Tamil Nadu using traditional lost-wax methods and donated by the Cheruvu Family Foundation. The physician from around 600 BCE authored the Sushruta Samhita, detailing over 300 surgical procedures, including early rhinoplasty and cataract surgery that predated Western records by centuries. The ceremony, attended by India's Consul General and college leaders, also launched grants for young surgeons, with RCSEd calling it a reminder that surgery's story is global. India's Ministry of Ayush hailed the event as a proud moment celebrating ancient innovations in reconstructive surgery.

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In the grand Playfair Hall of one of the world's oldest surgical colleges, a bronze statue now honors Maharishi Sushruta, the ancient physician whose techniques shaped modern surgery.

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The two-and-a-half-minute teaser for *Dilan: ITB 1997* shows Dilan at Institut Teknologi Bandung in 1997, amid student protests and Indonesia's economic crisis leading to Suharto's 1998 exit. Ariel Noah, 45, plays the iconic bad boy from Pidi Baiq's novels, with Niken Anjani as new love Ancika and Raline Shah back as Milea; the film arrives in CGV theaters April 30. Fans online split over Dilan's line—some call it cringe amid the era's protests, others see sarcasm reflecting relief after decades of authoritarian rule, sparking jokes and age roasts.

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In the new Dilan trailer, Ariel Noah's rebel character wraps an arm around his love interest and deadpans 'Terima kasih, Soeharto' as friends cheer the dictator's resignation on TV.

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On Wednesday, a post by software engineer JNS featuring Postman's interface sparked widespread discussion on X, amassing 1,500 likes and over 600 replies. Critics highlighted Postman's sluggishness, random crashes, and privacy concerns due to cloud sync and telemetry. Alternatives like open-source Bruno for Git integration, Insomnia for better UX, Hoppscotch for minimalism, and Yaak for developer workflows gained praise, though some users defended Postman's collaboration features. The debate underscores a shifting API testing landscape favoring speed and privacy in 2025.

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Software engineer JNS's question on X—'Is there any API testing tool better than Postman?'—drew thousands of reactions, exposing frustrations with the tool's bloat and crashes.

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