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Filipino lawmakers and prosecutors have voted to implement longer, potentially full-day trial sessions for Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment case to accelerate the presentation of evidence from both sides.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has expressed interest in deepening ties with the SCO, insisting that closer alignment with the Asian bloc does not signal a departure from NATO or Western partnerships.

The singer-songwriter shared insights into her latest record during an acoustic performance at the Grammy Museum, also touching on her upcoming Daisy Chain Fields festival.

The Srebrenica municipal assembly leadership has scheduled a vote at the next session to remove Faruk Dzozić from his position as head of the General Administration Department.

Six volcanoes across Indonesia erupted simultaneously on August 31, prompting officials from PVMBG to investigate whether the events were geologically linked.

Conservation initiatives on CNN founder Ted Turner’s private ranch have successfully contributed to recovering a rare tortoise population, demonstrating how private land management can aid critical wildlife preservation efforts.

Judges and prosecutors in Albania are facing delayed payments as the Treasury reportedly blocks funds, prompting strong reactions from judicial unions who accuse the government of violating constitutional rulings.

The head of Turkey’s national bar association emphasized that state authorities cannot selectively ignore decisions from the Constitutional Court and the European Court of Human Rights.

A Guardian columnist reflects on former Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s departure from Parliament, criticizing his frequent policy reversals while acknowledging the high hopes initially placed in his leadership before his exit.

A family of five was placed in a cramped 23-square-meter room with shared bathrooms, highlighting ongoing struggles within Ireland’s international protection housing system that hinder access to essential healthcare.

Following a directive from Donald Trump, Apple has updated its mapping services to refer to Lake Ontario as Lake America, mirroring similar changes made by other tech platforms.

Pavel Lazar was removed from his post at MUSEum+ due to concerns over the proper execution of the institution's major development project.

Qatar’s Minister of State for Foreign Affairs received diplomatic credentials from representatives of Thailand, the Czech Republic, Russia, and the European Union, marking their official appointments.

Readers are treated to a curated selection of the newspaper's finest artworks and satirical drawings from across the past week.

Many Democratic congressional candidates have spent the summer running away from AIPAC and toward the DSA. Jared Moskowitz is doing the opposite.

In the coming months, we will be immersed in the confrontation I warned about. Distance from the front line does not protect against the effects of war - says dr. hab.

Thailand will reduce the visa-exempt entry period for passport holders from Finland and several other countries from 60 days to 30 days beginning in mid-September.

The global drinks giant Diageo is scrapping environmental, social, and governance targets from its long-term incentive schemes for senior executives.

LEGAZPI CITY, Albay — The Philippine National Police (PNP) will suspend permits to carry firearms outside residences in Naga City, Camarines Sur, from Sept.

The Bank of Canada maintained its benchmark interest rate at 2.25%, citing persistent macroeconomic uncertainties and mixed signals from domestic economic indicators.

The 'Great Satan' Strikes, The 'Snake' Bites Back: Damage Assessed From Iran Flare-Up After Deadly US Attacks Iran is assessing the aftermath in terms of casualties and damage in the…

Benchmark government bond yields have reached their highest point since 2023, driven by persistent upward pressure from sustained high oil prices and broader macroeconomic factors.

Facing threats to its cultural heritage from Russia's full-scale invasion, the Ukrainian government is implementing a major state-funded program to financially support domestic artists and cultural institutions.

Major infrastructure works along the route from Slovenia's Koper port are slowing and increasing costs for Voestalpine's supply chain, threatening production efficiency for Austria's largest steel manufacturer.

A state law now requires hairdressing students to receive comprehensive instruction on styling every texture, from kinkiest to straightest, before licensure.

President Vladimir Putin stated that Russia would withdraw its military presence from the Gyumri base in Armenia if Yerevan formally requests it. The remark reflects growing strategic divergence between Moscow and its traditional Caucasus ally.

A new beauty movement originating from Japan is sweeping across social media, emphasizing pristine natural nails over bold designs and heavy embellishments.

National Drug Law Enforcement Agency Chairman Brig. Gen. Mohamed Buba Marwa directed investigators and prosecutors to focus on tracing, seizing, and dismantling organized criminal enterprises rather than merely arresting individual offenders.

Alan Ritchson's portrayal of Jack Reacher undergoes a notable departure from his established predictable demeanor in the upcoming fourth season of the Prime Video series.

Software supply chain company JFrog introduces new AI-powered security solutions designed to protect enterprise environments from emerging threats posed by autonomous AI agents.

The Login 2026 technology conference hosted expert panels on the key factors required to develop European startup unicorns and scale international ventures. Speakers shared insights on funding, innovation, and market expansion.

Filmmaker Jason Bevan takes the stage at the Login 2026 conference to discuss innovation, creativity, and behind-the-scenes insights from major film productions.

Aurora Cannabis has formally advised its investors to decline a hostile acquisition proposal from competitor Curaleaf. The company maintains that the offer undervalues its assets and strategic direction.

ETEVA VIPE officials state that with proper treatment steps, wastewater from purification units can be converted into drinking water, offering a sustainable solution to regional water shortages.

A daily curated collection features striking photographs capturing global events, including students returning to class in Cuba and a recent volcanic eruption.

Representatives from three major Bosnian parliamentary parties failed to reach an agreement on forming a unified electoral list for upcoming Serbian parliamentary elections, though talks continue.

The national water utility asserts that its treated supply remains safe for drinking nationwide, directly addressing public fears regarding heavy metal contamination from illegal small-scale mining known as galamsey.

A Latvian court released from detention a pro-Russia author accused of violating sanctions, ordering alternative measures instead.

The statistical agency will conduct comprehensive economic surveys from mid-October to late November to update official business registers and refine national data.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones faces intense criticism from supporters after remarks regarding franchise tag decisions and wide receiver George Pickens' future drew accusations of poor management.

Key financial metrics and strategic updates from Yatsen Holding's second-quarter earnings conference call are summarized.

Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar is scheduled to travel to Ukraine and Poland from September 3 to 5 to hold diplomatic talks focused on regional security and ongoing conflict mediation efforts.

Globe and Mail reviews Wilson's latest work, which traces influences from The Odyssey to contemporary pop culture like Avril Lavigne's music.

Moldovan authorities arrested a man and a woman after discovering approximately three kilograms of PVP drugs smuggled from Poland, hidden inside two microwave ovens. Prosecutors are challenging the preventive measures applied to the suspects.

Natural gas prices in Europe have climbed to their highest levels since 2023, while US diesel costs have also reached peaks not seen since April. Both commodities are facing upward pressure from ongoing geopolitical conflicts disrupting global supply chains.

The Spanish government has launched a police investigation into reports suggesting Morocco facilitated a recent influx of migrants into the enclave of Ceuta. This marks a diplomatic shift as Madrid moves from thanking Rabat for cooperation to demanding accountability over border management.

India’s central bank prematurely closed its special foreign currency deposit scheme for overseas citizens after inflows exceeded $100 billion. The record capital influx underscores strong financial engagement from the Indian diaspora ahead of the program’s deadline.

Opposition lawmakers argue that Prime Minister Robert Fica’s new national strategy lacks practical implementation, pointing to similar unfulfilled plans from 2006.

Swedish authorities have deported a British citizen who had lived in the country since early childhood, citing immigration compliance violations. The case has sparked discussion over residency rights and the human impact of strict deportation policies.

Commentators argue that the recent unrest in Leipzig bears characteristics of a staged operation designed to accelerate Germany's shift toward a wartime economy and distract from domestic policy challenges.

A United Arab Emirates scholarship initiative has successfully supported 668 students from seven different nations, with 338 having already completed their studies.

Approximately 600 French soldiers from the UN Interim Force in Lebanon continue their delicate peacekeeping mission in the 6 percent of Lebanese territory currently occupied by Israeli forces, caught between Israeli and Hezbollah positions.

Miners from Zenica gathered outside the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina government building to demand the settlement of outstanding salaries. Union representatives subsequently held talks with state officials to negotiate a resolution.

Icelandic authorities suspect a vehicle traveling over 220 km/h caused a fatal off-road collision that claimed the lives of three teenagers, sparking renewed calls from locals to address dangerous driving on the route.

Former Rivers State Governor Nyesom Wike asserts that facing an Economic and Financial Crimes Commission investigation does not legally bar him from participating in upcoming political contests.

Local authorities in Niš reported numerous complaints from residents receiving visits from unknown individuals posing as survey researchers at private addresses.

Indian filmmakers are increasingly adapting and drawing inspiration from Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen’s classic works, bringing his themes to contemporary audiences.

Anti-narcotics agents from the United States and Sri Lanka successfully dismantled a Pakistani drug trafficking network, seizing approximately 463 kilograms of crystal meth during a coordinated raid.

THE STATE hydrometeorological institute (DHMZ) has issued a warning about a new heatwave arriving in parts of Croatia from tomorrow.

Tennis life on the WTA circuit is very specific. This comes from a comparison made on the show KANÁR+ by former tennis players Lucie Šafářová and Andrea Sestini Hlaváčková.

NeOnc founder Amir Heshmatpour discusses his breakthrough drug development and personal mission following his father's detention in Iran.

Approximately 30 demonstrators attempting to prevent the eviction of a mother and child from a church-owned property in Poznan were removed by police, allowing the land transfer to proceed.

Images from Vladimir Putin's visit to Vladivostok show his convoy equipped with anti-aircraft machine guns, reflecting heightened Russian security concerns over Ukrainian drone operations.

Travelers can explore the iconic natural rock formation through various water-based excursions, ranging from budget-friendly speedboat rides to luxury yacht experiences.

A traveler was detained upon arrival in Hong Kong after being caught on camera by another passenger allegedly stealing nearly HK$6,000 in foreign exchange during a flight from Bangkok.

Conservation efforts led by CNN founder Ted Turner at his private ranch have successfully contributed to preventing a rare tortoise species from going extinct.

A guest on a popular NRK broadcast experienced an unexpected physical mishap after an emotional interview segment, prompting a brief halt to the broadcast and swift assistance from crew members.

The head of Turkey’s National Bar Association issued a stern warning that state authorities cannot selectively ignore rulings from the Constitutional Court and the European Court of Human Rights, stressing the rule of law.

A 35-year-old British tourist caused a disturbance on a flight departing from Zadar, resisted arrest, and kicked a police officer. She was fined €1,400 and now faces criminal prosecution.

Organizations like Project:Camp establish safe spaces to help young victims cope with trauma and maintain schooling after devastating climate-driven blazes.

A specific chocolate-toned plaid jacket from Zara’s latest fashion drop has rapidly gained traction on social media and become a sold-out item.

The German coalition has finalized a contentious income tax reform aimed at adjusting tax brackets and relief measures, drawing mixed reactions from officials and economists regarding its long-term economic impact.

PGIM has declared quarterly dividends for three of its fixed-income funds, ranging from $0.105 to $0.108 per share. The announcements cover the Short Duration High Yield Opportunities, Global High Yield, and High Yield Bond funds.

According to the Minister of Education and Children, the contracts of 467 school principals expired during the summer, but only 351 of those who applied received five-year assignments.

Political and cultural organizations from the historically rival states of Maharashtra and Karnataka have joined forces to protest what they describe as the central government's imposition of Hindi, marking a rare cross-regional linguistic alliance.

Travelers continue to visit the Absheron Peninsula to witness the extraordinary sight of a massive fire wall rising from a hillside, which has been burning continuously for decades.

Heiðar Guðjónsson alleges that an investor compensation claim against him is a coordinated effort to force his removal as chairman of Iceland Bank, denying regulatory concerns about his board eligibility.

Burnham was grilled over his defence policy at Prime Minister’s Questions on Wednesday

Twelve individuals injured in a recent mob violence incident in New Winneba and surrounding areas have been discharged from the trauma hospital, while eight remain under medical care.

Senior U.S. officials report a record drop in cartel-related fatalities following intensified maritime strikes against drug trafficking organizations in the Western Hemisphere under current administration policies.

The reinterment of 55 Polish victims from 1943 has reignited historical disputes over Ukrainian nationalist partisans, further complicating bilateral relations amid the ongoing war with Russia.

Emergency services treated six civilians suffering from burns after fireworks malfunctioned or were mishandled during a municipal square celebration in Subotica. Local health officials confirmed the injuries occurred during the evening festivities.

While Meta’s existing policies restrict users under 13 from Facebook and Instagram, Norwegian authorities are pushing for stricter enforcement mechanisms to protect minors, though concrete compliance methods remain undefined.

An investment of $10,000 in USA Rare Earth at its recent high would now be worth approximately $4,650, reflecting significant recent declines in the stock.

Croatian Defense Minister Ivan Anušić presented medals to firefighters Tinu Ćuković and Lovra Kovačević of the 6th Croatian contingent in Lithuania for rescuing a man from a burning car earlier this year.

Nestlé once pursued ambitious plans in the health business. CEO Philipp Navratil is scaling them back.

'If we hadn't wasted two years, we wouldn't be seeing ugly scenes at our airports today, huge crowds, and hearing justified complaints from passengers and tourists due to inadequate infrastructure.'

Presenter Nikos Stravelakis has stepped away from his daily program on OPEN channel shortly after its launch, with a replacement co-host temporarily filling his role.

Workers have completed the removal of scaffolding from the 32-meter-tall baroque monument in central Olomouc, revealing the fully restored landmark to residents and visitors after more than two years of work.

The party's statutory commission has formally decided to remove Branko Ružić from the Socialist Party of Serbia ranks following a unanimous vote by its eleven members.

Honorary President of the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) Slavica Đukić Dejanović stated that 11 members of the Statutory Commission unanimously decided on Branko Ružić's expulsion from the party,...

Researchers report that approximately 200,000 abandoned containers resting on the Atlantic seabed are slowly releasing radioactive waste, raising concerns about unexpected effects on deep-sea ecosystems.

The Saudi-led Multinational Maritime Defense Coalition has transitioned from planning to active implementation, launching operational phases from its command headquarters in Jeddah.

The national securities regulator officially removed the consulting firm from its register after it voluntarily ended its investment advisory activities.

A childcare provider in Denmark was sentenced for modifying a stroller harness to prevent a two-year-old boy from sitting up.

Culture Minister Oto Klempíř removed Pavel Lazar from his position as director of MUSEum+, citing worries about the proper execution of the institution's major development project.

The Romanian Senate tacitly approved a government bill that would restrict civil servants and military personnel receiving state pensions from earning more than 15 percent of their pension amount while continuing public employment.

Former UNC basketball standout Caleb Wilson delivered standout performances during a professional amateur tournament in Chicago.

An analytical piece explores how structural shifts in Major League Baseball have transformed September from a traditionally filler month into a period of meaningful competition.

A top mayor's office official criticized opposition figures for suggesting the removal of cash from the municipal bottle recycling program, arguing it would solve nothing.

An explosive new film from Oscar-winning director Alex Gibney examines the life and immense power of the world's richest man, raising questions about his impact.

Former Prime Minister Tone Rop has indirectly criticized long-serving Ljubljana mayor Zoran Janković’s governance style, positioning himself as a candidate committed to honest administration free from corporate interests.

Indian financial institutions recorded over $127 billion in foreign currency non-resident bank deposits ahead of the August 31 deadline, with ICICI Bank alone securing nearly $18 billion. The surge reflects strong capital inflows from overseas investors seeking higher yields amid shifting global interest rate expectations.

India's Central Bureau of Investigation has formally charged five senior civil servants from Haryana state in connection with a ₹504 crore fraud involving IDFC First Bank.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed forces in Gaza, asserting that Israel remains committed to its military objectives and will not withdraw from the region.

An eighteen-year-old prisoner in France is accused of organizing and planning kidnappings of rich and famous people from his prison cell, with the famous... being among his main targets.

Tankers and cargo vessels transiting the Bosporus are increasingly using nets, water tanks, and tires to protect themselves from escalating Russian drone strikes in the Black Sea region.

Majority owners at Sweden's leading real estate platform Hemnet successfully pushed through the appointment of a new board of directors, overcoming opposition from minority stakeholders.

Authorities in North Macedonia reported multiple active wildfires across the country, with smoke drifting into Skopje from incidents near the Kosovo border. Emergency services are managing dozens of blazes that have burned nearly 70 locations this summer.

A reader seeks advice on whether one sibling can require another to contribute to property taxes and maintenance costs after inheriting homes from their parents.

Authorities have formalized an agreement to implement advanced detection systems aimed at protecting both wildlife populations and railway operations from dangerous encounters.

President Tokayev outlined plans to deepen economic ties with Beijing and develop transit routes linking Central Asia, the Caucasus, and Europe in a recent interview with Xinhua.

Artificial intelligence integration is prompting tech firms to move away from traditional seat-based licensing toward consumption-driven revenue structures.

A visual retrospective highlights the social, cultural, and professional journey of Emirati women across multiple decades, showcasing their growing influence and societal contributions.

Health-tech firm Caring Brands has closed an initial $4.6 million tranche of a larger $9 million financing round, while Valencia-based iPremom continues its €15 million capital raise with backing from Asabys. Both ventures highlight continued investor confidence in European health and wellness sectors.

The Philippine House of Representatives passed House Bill No. 10559 on final reading, mandating stronger occupational safety measures to protect workers from climate-related hazards and extreme weather events.

While AI adoption has become nearly universal across industries, a new McKinsey report indicates that only 37% of companies have successfully translated these tools into measurable financial gains, prompting operational overhauls.

State broadcaster BHRT announced that frozen bank accounts have paralyzed its operations, leaving it unable to fund or broadcast coverage of upcoming general elections, raising concerns among domestic institutions and international observers.

President Erdogan signaled Turkey's interest in strengthening relations with the SCO while asserting that the move does not represent a strategic departure from NATO or Western alliances.

The Greek government has approved measures to freeze debts and defer payments for commercial entities on Lesbos suffering financial losses from the recent animal disease crisis.

Photographs from Vladimir Putin’s visit to the Eastern Economic Forum revealed a presidential support truck equipped with an anti-aircraft machine gun, reflecting heightened security measures against Ukrainian drones.

Norway hosts the state funeral for the late King Harald V, drawing condolences and logistical support from neighboring countries like Denmark, while European royalty such as Monaco's Prince Albert attend the ceremonies.

During a rare visit to the Gaza Strip, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that the Israeli military has no intention of withdrawing from the area.

Economic hardship, transportation problems, gaps in learning and bullying are making it harder for some children in Turkey to attend school regularly and stay engaged with their education, according…

The Institute of Economic Affairs in Ghana has endorsed a legislative proposal that would prohibit Members of Parliament from simultaneously serving as ministers or deputy ministers.

Cincinnati Bengals tight end Erick All Jr., who missed the 2025 season recovering from a torn ACL, is projected by ESPN analysts to make a significant offensive impact upon his return.

A household placed in Direct Provision housing faces severe logistical barriers accessing nearby hospital treatments for their child.

Fifty years after being hailed as rock’s next big star, the cult favorite discusses his deliberate avoidance of mainstream stardom and recent Hollywood detours.

Falling debris from a Russian unmanned aerial vehicle struck and damaged eleven private residences in Vorzel, highlighting ongoing infrastructural threats in the Ukrainian capital's outskirts.

The broadcaster dropped him from the investigative show Report, prompting legal statements questioning the network's transparency regarding editorial decisions.

Due to the tense geopolitical situation, the Dutch central bank moved 86 tons of gold reserves from New York and Ottawa to London.

In the Cantonal Court in Mostar on Wednesday, September 2, the main trial in the criminal proceedings against Anis Kalajdžić continued. He is accused of serious...

Even a vehicle with priority is not allowed to drive as it pleases. What does the law allow?

Moscow has summoned a senior German diplomatic representative following recent statements from Berlin deemed hostile toward Russian interests. The diplomatic protest underscores ongoing tensions between the two nations as political rhetoric continues to strain bilateral relations.

Marine biologists have documented the first appearance of the non-native Liomera rugipes crab, originally from the Indian Ocean, in Greek waters. The discovery highlights growing concerns about invasive marine species entering Mediterranean ecosystems through shipping and climate shifts.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have initiated a search for residential property in the United Kingdom following their recent return from North America. The move signals their ongoing efforts to establish a stable base in Britain while navigating public and logistical arrangements tied to their dual-country lifestyle.

President Biden will attend the 25th anniversary commemoration at Ground Zero in New York, making former President Trump the only living U.S. president absent from the primary memorial event.

The GAC AION UT electric vehicle and the redesigned Toyota Starlet have secured high marks in recent Euro NCAP and Global NCAP evaluations. The results underscore advancing crashworthiness standards for newly launched compact automobiles.

President Nawrocki's proposed legislation aimed at countering blocked medical regulations faces backlash from experts and doctors who argue it fails to adequately protect patients from fraudulent practices.

DC officially introduces a fresh iteration of the Nightwing character, reimagining Dick Grayson's origins and shifting his base of operations away from Gotham and Bludhaven.

A daycare provider in Denmark has been convicted after using a modified seatbelt to restrain a two-year-old child in a stroller, preventing the toddler from sitting up.

The Center for Research, Transparency and Accountability (CRTA) in Serbia released an audio recording claiming to document efforts to register citizens from Bosnia and Herzegovina to vote in upcoming Serbian elections.

Rising tensions over American trade policies have sparked a wave of patriotic backlash, prompting citizens to change street names, boycott American products, and publicly distance themselves from Washington.

The reinterment of 55 Polish victims from 1943 has intensified diplomatic friction between Warsaw and Kyiv, reviving debates over Ukrainian nationalist partisans and straining bilateral relations during the ongoing war with Russia.

Restoration teams successfully reopened a nine-acre wetland to tidal action after it had been artificially isolated for nearly a century.

Login 2026. Mantas Mikuckas. The biggest risk is not taking risks. Journey from 0 to 10 billion

Representatives from both nations convened in Yerevan for a two-day summit focused on fostering commercial partnerships and exploring cross-border trade opportunities amid ongoing diplomatic normalization efforts.

A teenager in North Carolina has died from an infection caused by Naegleria fowleri, a rare freshwater amoeba that typically proves fatal within days of symptom onset.

If a judge decides to adjudicate despite reaching the age entitling them to retirement, they will be able to have a reduced workload from 25 to even 75 percent.

Private equity firm Advent International has submitted a definitive $1.02 billion acquisition proposal for healthcare data company Definitive Healthcare. Following the announcement, shares of the target company rose as investors reacted to the premium bid.

Videos from the Life360 app showing the speed of the car that went off the road on Krýsuvíkurvegur, resulting in the deaths of three young people, are being investigated by the police.

Analysts highlight that Apple's annual iPhone launch, just a week away, is more critical than ever for the company's stock, which is approaching a key inflection point.

Pyongyang has recorded strong growth for three consecutive years, has earned billions from the war in Ukraine, expanded its nuclear arsenal, and once again enjoys the simultaneous support of Putin and Xi...

The mapping application surged to first place in the App Store navigation category after declining to rename itself following pressure from the Trump administration regarding Lake Ontario's naming dispute.

An opinion column contrasts Talarico's recent self-identification as a 'proud capitalist' with archived footage of him previously calling capitalism oppressive and predicting the decline of fossil fuel industries.

Advisors outline key steps for managing 401(k) rollovers, penalty exceptions, and Social Security timing when employment ends unexpectedly close to traditional retirement age.

A consumer product has been pulled from shelves after mechanical testing revealed that the casing cracked open, exposing accessible button batteries that pose a severe risk of internal organ damage if swallowed.

The European Union is identifying alternative shipping lanes to facilitate Ukrainian grain exports while implementing measures to shield domestic farmers from extreme weather impacts.

Starting September 15, a nation will officially end visa-free entry privileges for citizens from the United States and Europe, tightening border controls.

Following his recovery from a broken ankle, quarterback Bo Nix is receiving positive feedback from teammates and analysts as anticipation builds for his third season with the Broncos.

Hannes Kreschel used to vote for the AfD. Now he speaks at party events in Saxony-Anhalt with their fans to expose and warn against extreme ideology.

Classic tracks from the Super Mario franchise are being reimagined with jazz arrangements for a new streaming and vinyl release titled 'Live From the Mushroom Kingdom'.

A once-celebrated athletic figure has transitioned from sports headlines to criminal records, facing allegations or charges that have drawn significant public attention.

Current and former WWE wrestlers joined cast members from The Real Housewives and 90-Day Fiancé for a celebrity gaming night hosted by Pixel Flow.

A swimmer from Reno was attacked by a river otter near Hidden Beach at Lake Tahoe, marking the second such wildlife incident in the area within a month and requiring emergency medical treatment.

The water supply in Colombo, Sri Lanka, will be suspended for 24 hours, according to a notice from the National Water Supply and Drainage Board.

The 31st Budapest International Book Festival will run from October 1-4, dedicating its main spotlight to German-language authors and publishers, positioning the event as a key cultural gathering for Central Europe's literary community.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has urged Greece to cease military buildup on its eastern Aegean islands, warning that past conflicts should inform current diplomatic conduct. The remarks highlight ongoing tensions between Ankara and Athens over regional security and sovereignty.

The National Board of Examinations has issued a strict warning against distributing or sharing recalled questions from the upcoming NEET PG 2026 medical entrance examination to ensure test integrity.

Mahdawi is a Columbia graduate student and prominent pro-Palestinian campus activist who originally moved to the United States from the West Bank as a student, became a lawful permanent resident.

Twenty 15-year-old students from Ilidža Primary School joined a collaborative initiative with the Importanne Center to gain hands-on experience in the working world.

Militaries worldwide are phasing out Cold War-era platforms, with India's DRDO advancing the FICV program and the U.S. Army testing the XM30 Mechanized Infantry Combat Vehicle prototype.

The 37-year-old striker announced his retirement from international duty following a television interview where he alleged he was smeared and humiliated despite playing through injury at the Africa Cup of Nations.

Mountaineers from Maharashtra are being mobilized to assist in the search for trekkers who went missing during floods in Nepal while on a pilgrimage to Kailash.

Hungarian officials plan to make public between 60,000 and 80,000 names stored in declassified communist-era secret service files, marking a significant step in historical transparency.

A cinematic portrayal of Judith Haspel-Deutsch, who refused to compete in the 1936 Berlin Olympics due to Nazi persecution, was abruptly pulled from a Slovak venue.

A rare astronomical event where Venus will pass behind the Moon will occur on September 14, 2026, offering visibility from select regions in Indonesia.

The article traces the remarkable career trajectory of Tamil director and actor Soori, detailing his transition from earning Rs 20 daily as a laborer to commanding multi-crore fees in the film industry.

Leading retail brokerage Zerodha has received regulatory clearance from SEBI to expand into merchant banking, with formal registration procedures currently underway.

At the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit, held Monday and Tuesday in Kyrgyzstan, Chinese President Xi Jinping reaffirmed his opposition to American imperialism just weeks before his meeting…