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Pakistan's defence minister has said that the country is in an "open war" with neighbouring Afghanistan, after both nations launched airstrikes overnight.

Researchers pitted three leading AI models against each other in a series of wargames where they assumed the roles of fictional nuclear-armed superpowers.

Tobi Maginnis, who had a condition in which the spinal cord fails to develop properly, underwent pioneering stem cell surgery as part of a world-first clinical trial.

The Ukrainian leader told Sky News that his presidential role and responsibilities had taken their toll on his family.

Mette Frederiksen has spent recent months rallying European leaders against Donald Trump's renewed interest in annexing the Arctic island.

Nearly a thousand years old, the Bayeux Tapestry is one of the earliest visual stories in Europe. Later this year, it will travel from France to the UK's British Museum for an exhibition - but not everyone is happy about the move.

The deal will mean no routine passport checks at the Spain-Gibraltar border for the 15,000 people who cross it every day.

"Spaceflight is an incredible privilege and sometimes it reminds us just how human we are," said astronaut Mike Fincke.

During the second day of their trip to Jordan, Harry and Meghan visited the National Centre for Rehabilitation, describing it as "incredible".

Juiz de Fora's city hall said in a statement on Wednesday that around 600 families living in endangered areas were about to be relocated to local schools improvised as shelters and that the city experienced double the rain expected for February.