Here are some international news from today ¹ ²:

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- *Switzerland wins Eurovision*: After a politically charged song contest overshadowed by Israel controversy, Switzerland won the Eurovision contest.
- *Women join millennia-old ‘naked festival’*: For the first time, women joined the millennia-old ‘naked festival’ due to a lack of men.
- *Teacher and staff layoffs*: Schools across the country are announcing teacher and staff layoffs as districts prepare for the end of the largest one-time federal investment in K-12 education.- 


*American soldier finally laid to rest*: An American soldier who went missing in the Korean War has finally been laid to rest, realizing his late mother’s faith that he would come home.


- *28 artworks finally return home*: 28 artworks that mysteriously disappeared three decades ago have finally returned home to South Africa.

If you're interested in the latest news, I suggest checking out reliable news sources such as BBC News, CNN, or AP News ³ ⁴ ⁵ ¹ ².

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