egret

South Korea has expressed regret after Ukraine denied the existence of an agreement concerning North Korean prisoners of war, according to Yonhap. The dispute centres on whether Kyiv and Seoul had a pact over the handling of North Korean soldiers captured while fighting alongside Russian forces in Ukraine. The disagreement risks straining coordination between the two countries on a sensitive issue involving Pyongyang.

Virat Kohli has revealed he still regrets not scoring a big hundred in India's 2023 World Cup final against Australia, saying he sometimes even dreams about the missed opportunity. India lost that final in Ahmedabad despite going into the match unbeaten, and Kohli's comments show the defeat and his personal dismissal in it still weigh on him more than a year later.

The Guardian has published a review of The Last First, a documentary about a winter ascent race on K2, the world's second-highest mountain. The review describes how the climb exposed the fatal consequences of the climbers' flaws, highlighting the deadly risks of high-altitude mountaineering in winter conditions on the Pakistan peak.

Donald Trump has expressed regret over some of his appointments to the US Supreme Court, a rare public criticism of justices he himself placed on the bench. The comments draw attention to his frustrations with rulings that have gone against him, including cases tied to his legal and political agenda, and renew debate over the court's direction.

Donald Trump told TIME he regrets three of his Supreme Court appointments, a striking remark given he named three justices during his first term, shifting the court to a solid conservative majority. The comments, made as the court weighs cases with major political stakes, have drawn attention across the political spectrum, with critics calling the remarks reckless and supporters reading them as frustration with rulings that have gone against him.

Donald Trump told Time magazine he regrets all three of his Supreme Court appointments, a striking statement given that the justices he nominated — Gorsuch, Kavanaugh and Barrett — have shaped major rulings on abortion, presidential power and civil rights. The interview drew sharp reactions across social media, with critics calling it an admission that the court has not delivered the outcomes he wanted. The same reports cite a poll showing 92% of registered LGBTQ+ voters saying they will definitely vote, tying the news to election mobilisation.

A quip by Daniel Lakeland describing the Fediverse as the social media system for people in their forties and older who helped build the world wide web and now regret it is circulating online. The joke plays on the network's reputation for attracting older, technically minded users disillusioned with mainstream, ad-driven platforms.

A photographer has shared an image of an egret perched on a fence post at a farm in St Francis. The shot, part of a personal photography collection, is drawing attention from bird and nature photography enthusiasts who are engaging with the unusual perching spot for such a bird.

A reflection titled 'Action in Anger Always Leads to Eternal Regret' is circulating online, arguing that anger can rise suddenly, cloud judgement, and push people into actions they would never take when calm. The piece suggests anger itself is not always wrong, but warns that impulsive decisions made in rage often carry lasting consequences. It is drawing modest attention as a moral and self-help message.

Missouri official Hoskins is standing firm on his decision over the state's congressional redistricting map, while admitting one mistake: acting too early. In remarks carried by Missouri-based outlet Missourinet, he said the process itself remains defensible even though he wishes he had moved later. The comments come as the map fight continues to draw attention in the state.

A woman who ran and eventually sold her business after roughly 40 years says she regrets parting with it, despite receiving a multimillion dollar payout. She describes moments when she wishes she had never sold, highlighting how the sale changed her sense of identity and purpose. Her story is drawing attention among entrepreneurs weighing whether selling a successful business is really worth the money.

Former Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck says he has no regrets about walking away from the NFL in 2019 at age 29, telling Yahoo Sports, 'I'm right where I'm supposed to be.' Luck retired abruptly before the season after a series of injuries, a decision that shocked the football world and still divides fans.

Mauricio Pochettino said he regrets that his former Tottenham side did not receive 'sporting justice' in light of the Premier League's financial charges against Manchester City. His comments revive debate over Spurs' near-misses under Pochettino, including their title challenges, and whether rivals gained an unfair advantage while those charges remain unresolved.

Massad Boulos, the US adviser for Arab and African affairs, met with the Arab League secretary-general, with the talks centring on Sudan and Libya. The discussions point to renewed American diplomatic engagement with the Arab League on two of the region's most pressing crises, including Sudan's ongoing war and political instability in Libya.

A technology writer has publicly reversed an earlier endorsement of OnlyOffice, arguing that another free office suite is now the better option for users seeking a Microsoft Office replacement. The piece suggests the alternative offers a stronger feature set or experience, prompting debate among readers over which free productivity software deserves the recommendation.