The reality TV contestant shares her dramatic transformation since first appearing on Zvezde Granda weighing 160 kilograms.

Approximately 74,600 customers of the Energijos skirstymo operator (ESO) remain without electricity days after a severe storm hit Lithuania, according to company data.

Official data reveals that Serbia's population decreased significantly in the first seven months of 2026, driven by a stark imbalance between births and deaths.

Market analysts report a 65% surge in video ad bookings on the platform during the first quarter, with Temu emerging as the top advertising brand.

An editorial argues that apologists for Erhurman fail to recognize that other stakeholders have valid opinions regarding Cyprus's internal matters that do not necessarily align with their own viewpoints.

Tax authorities scrutinized a body shop owner who extracted $100,000 through questionable payroll methods, leading to broader federal investigations into compliance and tax evasion.

Twenty-eight newly acquired K2 Black Panther tanks have been assigned to Poland's 16th Division, marking a significant reinforcement of NATO's eastern flank amid heightened regional security concerns.

Silvio Mignano, the first Italian ambassador to Sudan since 2023, carried out his inaugural diplomatic missions, visiting key cities ahead of his full deployment.

The impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte is ongoing, with testimony focusing on the alleged misuse of confidential funds and the identities of fund recipients, while her team states no immediate plans to call Raymund Lachica as a defense witness.

The upcoming title explores the early life of the iconic spy, with developers promising fresh gameplay and narrative content set for a late-year launch.

A massive Russian airstrike targeted residential infrastructure in Kramatorsk, Donetsk region, injuring 11 civilians including a two-month-old infant.

Five faculties in Ohrid have opened their first enrollment period for approximately 190 new students, offering three- and four-year programs across state-funded, co-financed, and part-time quotas.

The fast lane on the Limassol-Paphos motorway will be partially closed in both directions for three nights this week as crews conduct vegetation clearance and concrete repairs near Limassol’s new stadium.

Exchange-traded funds tracking XRP saw rapid capital accumulation at Goldman Sachs, growing from zero to $86.5 million within a single quarter amid renewed institutional interest.

Lawmakers in Tashkent reviewed the government's H1 2026 fiscal performance and progress on the "Uzbekistan – 2030" strategic framework presented by official Jamshid Kuchkarov.

The Oscar-nominated actress states she is 'dead serious' about pursuing the role of a villain in the James Bond franchise.

The investment firm highlighted exceptional financial performance driven by robust asset valuation and successful deal execution during the reporting period.

After six months of inconclusive hostilities, an analysis suggests Israel may find itself in a worse position than before the conflict, questioning the desired outcome of Netanyahu's Iran strategy.

An analytical review examines how widespread youth-led demonstrations in 2024 influenced policy directions and governance strategies during President Ruto's first four years in office.

The All Progressives Congress national publicity secretary asserted that President Bola Tinubu has surpassed all democratically elected predecessors in his first term.

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Major water bodies including Castlereagh and Maussakelle reservoirs in Sri Lanka have reached critical overflow levels, prompting authorities to monitor water release schedules and mitigate flood risks.

A couple owning several private beaches in La Ciotat, near Marseille, was ordered by the administrative court to remove their deckchairs within two days following a dispute with the Bouches-du-Rhône prefecture.

The Royal Gardens and Farms in Oman, under the Royal Court Affairs, have successfully propagated both local and imported orchids in Dhofar after years of effort.

Russian forces have carried out a massive airstrike on Kramatorsk in Donetsk Oblast, hitting residential infrastructure and apartment block neighbourhoods, with people injured.

The Hellenic Growth Fund (Εθνικό Αναπτυξιακό Ταμείο) made its first major public appearance at the 90th Thessaloniki International Fair, following its renaming in June, promoting its message 'Value for the Future'.

Duško Lokin has recorded a new song titled 'Frizura' with Darus Despot, and in an interview, he also revealed the secret behind his famous hairstyle.

Indigenous groups and conservationists are expressing concern that the Canadian government may backtrack on its commitment to phase out salmon farms in British Columbia. However, other Indigenous groups supporting aquaculture warn that a ban would lead to job losses and threaten food security.

For the first time, the Greek Ministry of National Defense is implementing a comprehensive program worth €63.5 million for the energy upgrade of facilities and modernization of mechanical equipment in military factories of the Armed Forces.

Snappi, the first Greek neobank licensed by the European Central Bank, is launching 'Snappi Investments – S Invest', adding investment services to its growing range of financial offerings.

The CFDT union's general secretary stated the organization supports taxing inheritance from the first euro and requiring contributions from the wealthiest retirees, without specifying a threshold.

Law enforcement in Thailand has uncovered a novel and dangerous illicit drug mixture combining methamphetamine with the veterinary sedative etomidate in vaping products.

Vince Staples has announced his first solo Australian headline tour in nearly a decade, scheduled for 2027.

According to data from the Ministry of National Economy, tax revenues in Greece reached 42.794 billion euros in the first seven months of 2026, exceeding budget targets on a modified cash basis.

A young girl injured in a traffic accident in Kraljevo, Serbia, has passed away. Separately, a hairstylist in Bengaluru, India, died after a speeding car rammed into his scooter at a traffic stop.

A new report indicates that children in the Netherlands are receiving their first smartphones at an average age of 10, reflecting a trend of increasingly young adoption.

The first Interview poll after the summer break for POLITIC shows New Democracy (ND) maintaining a stable lead with 26.5%, SYRIZA in second place, and PASOK third, while Maria Karystianou's party sees a significant drop.

The company responsible for the Las Vegas Sphere has unveiled initial images for a proposed ice hockey arena in Dublin, though a planning application has yet to be submitted.

Polish diplomat Michal Miarka told the UN that Russia's war against Ukraine endangers the entire neighborhood, highlighting recent airspace violations in Poland, Romania, and Latvia as unacceptable.

South Korea's Ministry of Foreign Affairs is evaluating the potential effects of Washington's new, sweeping sanctions campaign against Iran, amid concerns over rising global oil prices.

Eight months after Australia implemented the world's first usage ban on social media services like TikTok for under-16s, new data from Qustodio shows that younger users are returning to the platform in large numbers.

South Korea is set to host its first carbon-neutral music festival in Incheon, aiming to promote environmental sustainability in the entertainment industry.

North Macedonia's Foreign Minister Timčo Mucunski stated in an exclusive interview that strengthening ties with Israel is a 'foreign-policy priority' for his country, during his first official visit to Israel.

On August 25, 1939, American audiences first entered the magical world of Oz with the premiere of what is considered the greatest family classic of all time.

Cadeler A/S has announced its first-half financial results, reporting strong performance and reaffirming its financial outlook for fiscal year 2026.

The Air Force Academy in Tikkakoski, Finland, has developed methods to support soldiers' resilience, and these lessons have now been extended to reservists, with the first training for reservists conducted in Jyväskylä.

Kaunas University of Applied Sciences is a national leader this academic year, with over 2,000 first-year students, including 161 international students, beginning their studies.

South Korea's ruling Democratic Party has advocated for an expansionary fiscal policy, as expectations rise that the upcoming annual budget bill could surpass 800 trillion won for the first time, with President Lee Jae Myung also commenting on the matter.

Chinese imports from Nigeria surged by 81% year-on-year to $2.25 billion in the first half of 2026, following China’s implementation of a zero-tariff policy on products from 53 African countries, including Nigeria.

Bitcoin has surpassed the $80,000 mark for the first time since May, with the broader cryptocurrency market experiencing a rebound driven by the 'debasement trade' following treasury interventions in bond markets.

Andrius Bagdonas, a Lithuanian politician, emphasizes the importance of transparent salaries and equal pay for equal work, while cautioning against turning salary transparency into another bureaucratic burden.

A new court ruling benefits heirs of properties with divided land registers, potentially allowing them to inherit such areas tax-free.

Heart Aerospace's X1 electric jet has successfully completed its first flight in New York, soaring for an impressive twenty-seven minutes on battery power alone.

Molecular Partners has released its financial results for the first half of 2026, highlighting the successful advancement of its DLL3 Radiotherapy MP0712 to a higher dose level in a Phase 1/2a study.

Future doctors in the Zlín region of the Czech Republic can participate in a free internship program called 'Doctor 100' with the Medical Rescue Service, allowing them to experience urgent medicine firsthand.

Odović has been employed at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MVP) on a fixed-term basis since October 6 of last year, despite previous announcements.

Indonesia's exports of swiftlet nests to China reached US$172.15 million in the first half of the year. China remains the primary market for these exports.

Azerbaijan has launched its first comprehensive State Tourism Development Programme, targeting 3.8 million annual visitors by 2030, despite facing structural hurdles and a recent decline in visitor numbers.

Michael Wu, Co-President of Zhejiang Leapmotor Technology, stated that the Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer is on track to deliver one million cars this year, following the company's first-half results.

After five decades of writing about war, history, and social upheavals, acclaimed novelist Jo Jung-rae has announced that his final novel will be his first-ever love story.

Ten writers recount their most memorable and regrettable hairstyle choices, from bowl cuts and mullets to punk dos and bad dye jobs, highlighting how a terrible haircut can never be truly forgotten.

A key transport link between County Kilkenny and County Wexford is set to reopen this Friday following necessary repairs or maintenance.

Cyprus hosts its inaugural traditional Japanese koto music performance, marking a cultural milestone for the island.

The bank has introduced a specialized educational initiative designed to equip persons with disabilities with the financial knowledge and tools needed to fully participate in the formal economy.

Approximately 115,000 children across the Czech Republic are starting first grade next week, prompting parents to rush last-minute purchases for backpacks and sports gear. Educational supply costs are climbing, straining household budgets ahead of the academic year.

Pierre Castel's daughter and nephew claim to have thwarted a takeover attempt by executive Gregory Clerc, with a major court decision anticipated this autumn regarding control of the wine and beer empire.

A significant development in the screening of colon cancer is recorded in the updated guidelines of the American Cancer Society (ACS), which for the first time...

The Internal Revenue Service investigated a small business owner who improperly distributed $90,000 from his auto body shop to himself, leading to additional scrutiny from Social Security authorities over payroll and tax compliance.

FM Anita Orbán stated that the Tisza administration's first 100 days have successfully repositioned Hungary within the European Union and NATO frameworks.

During its earnings presentation, ADvTECH highlighted unprecedented profitability for the first half of 2026, even as market participants reacted cautiously to the stock's post-report price movement.

Bradley Townsend, a man from Yorkshire, is believed to have been killed by a drone in June while fighting alongside Russian-backed separatists in the Donetsk region.

Chesnara announced a significant surge in capital generation by 79% in the first half of 2026, driven by an acquisition, leading to a 3% jump in its shares and dividend growth. Meanwhile, Monadelphous reported a jump in H2 2026 profit but saw its shares sink by 13%.

Recent polling shows Greece's New Democracy party leading with 26.5%, while Alexis Tsipras's ELA.S. has dropped to 14.5%, with 60% of voters preferring a government formed after the first election round.

The American director, known for his work in horror and fantasy cinema, will be honored at the upcoming edition of the Spanish genre film festival where he previously debuted his first feature.

Japan's Environment Ministry has released the country's first recommended performance requirements for bear spray, addressing widespread concerns over ineffective products.

The Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has lodged a criminal complaint regarding suspected fraud linked to the procurement of medical ventilators during the 2020 coronavirus pandemic.

The historic Viennese candy manufacturer Manner has fallen into the red, citing exceptionally high raw material prices and maintaining a cautious outlook for future performance.

Overnight stays in campsites reached nearly 2.9 million in the first half of the year, with full-season camping gaining significant popularity.

College student Srikar Srinivasan outlines his strategy for identifying personal problems to build viable business ventures, drawing from his experience launching multiple startups while still in school.

A data center developer paid a landowner $75,000 to keep farmland available, but the Social Security Administration disputed whether the option payment should be classified as taxable farm earnings.

Azerbaijani tomato shipments grew significantly in the first half of the year, with increasing volumes directed to non-Russian countries despite Russia remaining the primary destination.

The Legislative Chamber approved the first reading of legislation defining the authority, accountability, and operational status of prevention inspectors.

Intense weather systems have triggered unprecedented flooding in several Lithuanian villages, leaving communities isolated without electricity, clean water, internet, or mobile connectivity.

The post-apocalyptic sci-fi adaptation, featuring Jacob Elordi, Josh Brolin, and Margaret Qualley, receives early critical feedback ahead of its August 28 theatrical release.

Recent diplomatic engagements and foreign policy developments concerning Egypt as reported by Ahram Online's foreign affairs desk.

Laopu Co. missed analyst estimates for first-half revenue and profit as declining gold prices reduced consumer appetite for luxury jewelry products in China.

SMG Swiss Marketplace Group's stock surged following strong growth reported in its first-half 2026 earnings call. In contrast, Napatech's stock remained flat despite posting strong Q2 2026 growth.

A fire at a D Express courier service warehouse in the Novi Sad industrial zone has been localized, with two people sustaining minor injuries. Emergency services responded to the incident in Serbia.

An article highlights a great jacket for the first days of autumn, noting that it is currently available at a 50 percent discount.

The controversial five-meter pink rabbit statue in Plzeň is undergoing repairs and receiving a new anti-vandalism coating to protect it from graffiti.

Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan met with French Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs Jean-Noël Barrot in Paris to review regional developments and bilateral relations.

Egyptian actress Laila Ahmed Zaher and her husband, producer and actor Hisham Gamal, have welcomed their first child, a daughter named Ella. The couple expressed their joy at the new arrival.

The construction firm behind Uganda's Karuma Dam has petitioned for an extra Shs 148 billion to address and fix identified structural defects.

Top officials from Egypt and Palestine held talks focusing on the ongoing Gaza conflict and the implementation of a peace plan.

The Unior Group has reported a return to profitability in the first half of the year, improving its EBITDA and reducing debt, and is now seeking investors.

The severe summer drought has caused the large marshland of De Zeezuiper, east of Bergen op Zoom in the Netherlands, to dry up for the first time in 700 years. Many fish have died on the exposed bottom.

Cypriot ultra-runner Andreas Nikolaou has become the first recorded person to run the entire 700-kilometer coastline of Cyprus. He completed the feat in just under eight days, raising money for charity.

The First Lady of Romania participated in the sixth Summit of First Ladies and First Gentlemen held in Kyiv, Ukraine.

International observers have called for improvements following Kazakhstan's first election to the new unicameral Kurultai, marking a significant stage in the country's constitutional reform.

A consortium comprising mainland Chinese firms and a local property company has been awarded a HK$1.03 billion tender for the first major land parcel development in Hong Kong's Northern Metropolis mega project.

Members of the Serbian Ministry of Internal Affairs, Criminal Police Directorate, Anti-Corruption Service, arrested a North Macedonian citizen for offering money to traffic police officers as a bribe.

K-pop sensation Jisoo from Blackpink has confirmed she will release a new single on September 4, serving as a lead-up to her highly anticipated first solo studio album.

Astellas has dosed its first patient in a Phase 3 study for ASP2138, a drug targeting CLDN18.2-positive and HER2-negative advanced gastric or gastroesophageal junction adenocarcinoma. This marks a significant step in the drug's development for gastric cancer treatment.

David Trimble received thousands more in pay than Seamus Mallon, despite their roles as Northern Ireland's first and deputy first ministers being equal, with a planned increase to £15,000 and fears from the NIO about equal pay.

Aina Tufte, wife of the late Olaf Tufte, has spoken for the first time, expressing her profound grief over his death which occurred just over a month ago.

Citizens for Justice and Peace (CJP) has posed six key questions to education ministers regarding the state of government schools in India. The questions highlight persistent issues such as lack of safe drinking water, functional washrooms, and digital access, even decades after independence.

On August 24, Leyla Aliyeva viewed several artworks from the Bukhara Biennial during Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev's state visit to Uzbekistan. The visit highlights cultural exchange and diplomatic ties between the two nations.

Construction of the Preses Nama Kvartāls business center in Riga has entered a new phase with the commencement of office fit-out works for leased spaces, with the first tenants expected by January 2027.

The initial group of Romanian companies has been chosen to receive funding under the SME Eco-Tech program, supporting small and medium-sized enterprises in adopting eco-friendly technologies.

Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. stated that while the acquisition of advanced fighter jets is under consideration, establishing robust support systems is crucial to ensure their combat effectiveness.

Germany is anticipating the possibility of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party leading a state government for the first time, as it holds a significant polling lead ahead of the September 6 election in Saxony-Anhalt.

For the first time, Portugal has recorded a decrease in the number of students enrolled in higher education institutions last year, with 447,690 students currently registered.

Japan's first Defense of Japan 2026 white paper under the Sanae Takaichi Cabinet has been released, arguing that linking defense buildup to economic growth risks runaway spending.

House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Brian Mast has criticized South Korea's economic and security stance toward Washington, citing regulatory action against US-listed Coupang as evidence that Seoul is shortchanging American businesses.

Journalist Edita Mildažytė publicly expressed her frustration over the extensive road repairs and resulting traffic disruptions currently affecting Vilnius.

This entry covers significant events in Korean history for August 25, 2026, alongside a compilation of global news pictures from the same date. It provides a snapshot of historical and current affairs.

A study involving over 31,000 people indicates that the timing of one's first and last meals may be associated with the risk of premature death.

First-term Nelson city councillor Lisa Austin has been cleared to stay in her position despite co-owning a business that supplies trucks to council contractors.

The Johanna-Tesch-Schule in Frankfurt has been recognized as the city's first climate-neutral school, featuring an energy-efficient new building and a "nature and movement park" schoolyard.

The Aga Khan Hospital has successfully performed its inaugural robotic gallbladder surgery, marking a significant advancement in medical procedures at the institution.

Australia has initiated the world's first campaign to vaccinate penguins against bird flu, as the virus has been confirmed to have crossed over to mammals in the country.

Russia is actively testing the vulnerabilities of NATO countries, with at least twelve drones having entered the airspace of Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, and Finland since March, intensifying hostile activities against Europe.

British officials are coordinating a potential White House visit for the Greater Manchester mayor around the time of the UN General Assembly.

The mining company presented nickel-cobalt alloy concentrates processed using ONSHORE MAX™ technology at the Defense Industrial Base Accelerator conference.

Pupils at a special needs school in County Wicklow successfully complete and celebrate their first-ever senior cycle examination results.

The ‘Cyberleek’ group responsible are taking requests on what they share next The post ‘Grand Theft Auto 6’ leaks are just a “tiny blip” says former Rockstar developer appeared first on NME.

The White House is preparing a sweeping economic offensive targeting Tehran's financial networks, though officials acknowledge that navigating complex trade ties with Beijing will be a necessary prerequisite.

The insurance and asset management firm Chesnara shared performance metrics and strategic updates during its H1 earnings briefing, focusing on operational resilience.

Kevin Warsh’s first major speech as chairman of the Federal Reserve has become an unexpected trial of his slimmed-down communications style.

Der Standard publishes its daily interactive quiz, blending current affairs questions with general knowledge to test readers' awareness of recent global events.

First Lady Melania Trump made her first public appearance alongside former President Donald Trump in over a month, prompting media analysts to closely examine their body language for signs of shifting dynamics.

A U.S. bankruptcy judge has rejected First Brands' proposed strategy to repay creditors using funds generated from ongoing litigation, complicating the company's restructuring efforts.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has announced that Ghana’s online passport application platform is temporarily unavailable due to technical challenges.

The Supreme Court has ordered the implementation of a transparent donation system at the Bankey Bihari temple in Vrindavan, emphasizing that offerings must first be made to the deity. The court warned against pilferage and stressed the need for accountability in managing donations.

The City of Zagreb has announced two major tenders totaling 746,000 euros to renovate sports facilities at Mladost Primary School and repair roofs at Vrapče institutions.

A military airstrike targeted a monastery in rural Paletwa, Chin State, destroying several buildings and leaving at least five dead and 17 injured, including children.

Conservationists celebrate the birth of two osprey chicks on Anglesey, marking a historic milestone for the species in Wales after their migration from West Africa.

New data indicates a rapid resurgence in TikTok usage among Australian teenagers after the country implemented and subsequently lifted the world's first legislative ban on the app for minors.

Germany's state deficit increased significantly to 71.3 billion euros in the first half of the year, reaching 3.1 percent of its GDP. This marks a notable rise in the country's financial shortfall.

VG publishes recent developments and official statements concerning the Norwegian monarch amid ongoing public interest in royal affairs.

Tax revenues were €990 million above target, while public spending increased by €1.046 billion due to the acceleration of investment and Recovery Fund projects The post Budget: Primary surplus of €5.77 billion in the first seven months of the year appeared first on ProtoThema English.

Unidentified gunmen killed a solar panel installer in Sultan Kudarat, Maguindanao del Norte, during a strict gun ban period ahead of the first Bangsamoro parliamentary elections.

Government data shows the national poverty incidence has fallen below 10% for the first time, though many families continue to report economic insecurity despite the statistical milestone.

The actress disclosed that co-star Jim Parsons actually had the flu during the filming of the iconic romantic moment between Amy and Sheldon.

The Greek Ministry of National Defence is implementing a comprehensive program to modernize machinery and upgrade energy systems across armed forces factories for the first time.

Lithuanian director Oskaras Koršunovas surprised singer Jurga Šeduikytė during a TV show by revealing he once wanted to marry her, recalling their first date.

The Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne will designate several mid-20th century campus structures as historic monuments to preserve their architectural significance.

Greece is experiencing its first summer heatwave, with unusually warm nights and warnings of wildfire danger. Italy, with 40 degrees expected in Rome, and eastern Austria are also bracing for very hot temperatures.

A privately owned Chinese aerospace firm has successfully delivered its first fully manufactured satellite to a buyer in Southeast Asia, marking a milestone in the country's commercial space export sector.

AutoWallis Group maintained profitability in the first half of 2026, overcoming a difficult automotive market, weaker performance from traditional brands, and costs associated with launching new Chinese brands and efficiency measures.

Uzbekistan's goods and services exports reached $17.1 billion between January and July 2026, representing a 132 percent increase compared to the same period last year.

Azerbaijan's trade turnover with the United Kingdom reached $3.653 billion in the first seven months of 2026, marking a significant increase according to the State Customs Committee.

EPIC Suisse announced a higher profit for the first half of 2026 and lifted its guidance, driven by a disposal gain and rental growth. The company's earnings call transcript detailed the positive financial performance.

Medical professionals in Thailand successfully conduct the nation's first remote surgery across provincial lines, marking a significant milestone in telemedicine and robotic surgery.

President Paul Biya made his first public appearance in over two months to welcome Cameroon’s women’s national football team following their West African championship victory.

HBO Max has unveiled the first teaser and images for the third season of 'Pittsburgh Emergency Cases,' a series created by R. Scott Gemmill and starring Noah Wyle.

The manufacturing conglomerate has successfully reversed a two-year financial downturn by improving EBITDA and reducing debt, now actively pursuing strategic investment opportunities to support future growth.

The British government is moving forward with the initial phase of a major housing program aimed at delivering affordable homes, backed by a £10 billion funding commitment.

NDTV's first edition of 'Anviksha' India-Nepal Dialogue will focus on the relationship between the two countries, examining Nepal's politics, economy, society, and future.

A survey by the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs found that half of children aged 10 to 15 encounter negative messages online, prompting State Secretary Aerdts to urge parents to engage more in conversations with their children about their online experiences.

Anita Orbán has filed a complaint regarding Covid-related procurements made during the period when Péter Szijjártó was in office, with an audit currently underway at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

A royal commission recommended First Nations healing centers in 2021, but an Indigenous health service states that the Victorian government has 'done nothing' to fund them, as 121 Indigenous Victorians have died by suicide in the past five years.

A youth-led grassroots voter education caravan has traveled across schools in Lanao del Sur to inform and prepare first-time voters for the upcoming parliamentary elections in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM).

Uzbekneftegaz is expediting the commissioning and capital repair of wells to counteract natural decline and increase the production of natural gas.

The First Lady of Romania, Mirabela Grădinaru, discussed her upcoming visit to Chisinau with Moldovan President Maia Sandu during a trip to Kyiv, expressing a desire to meet with a PAS deputy.

Technology giants are reportedly considering artificial intelligence models to serve as future CEOs, with OpenAI's Sam Altman expressing a desire for his company to be the first led by an AI CEO.

This article commemorates Prof. P. A. De Silva, a Sri Lankan genius credited with building the world's first electric car featuring regenerative braking. His pioneering work in automotive technology is highlighted.

The Initial Public Offering (IPO) for Annu Projects has seen a 5% subscription rate on its first day, with investors monitoring the latest Grey Market Premium (GMP).

Lithuania's state and municipal budgets, excluding EU and other financial support, recorded 12.75 billion euros in revenue during the first seven months of this year, marking a 9.2% increase compared to the same period last year.

Chinese humanoid robots, developed by Galbot, successfully completed over 100 consecutive exchanges in what the company described as the world's first live autonomous tennis match for humanoid robots.

Concerns have been voiced regarding repeated violations of Cypriot airspace by Turkey, prompting an official alarm.

A parish church treasurer reports that Lloyds Bank has closed their account and is withholding £5,500, preventing the church from accessing funds needed for urgent repairs and an electricity bill.

Pusan National University is set to recruit its first students in September for new future industry-related programs, including a smart home appliance engineering department linked to employment opportunities at LG Electronics.

French President Macron has hosted the Saudi Crown Prince for the inaugural strategic council meeting, marking a significant diplomatic engagement between the two nations.

Dua Lipa celebrated her birthday with husband Callum Turner, expressing readiness for another year. She also spoke publicly for the first time about their marriage, revealing they followed two pieces of advice.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Una-Sana Canton has launched an investigation to determine the circumstances and causes of fires in the Krajina region.

Motorists and pedestrians are once again calling for comprehensive repairs to an expansion joint on a bridge along Howard Cooke Boulevard in Montego Bay, Jamaica, which has faced recurring structural challenges.

Kazakhstan's inaugural election to the new Kurultai is seen by experts as a significant event reshaping the country's parliamentary structure and foreign policy.

An expert panel of Japan's Consumer Affairs Agency has called for comprehensive regulation of deceptive tactics, known as "dark patterns," used by online businesses to mislead buyers.

Designer Elisabetta Franchi asserts that empowerment does not require abandoning femininity or the desire to feel beautiful, advocating for fashion as a means of confidence, identity, and freedom of choice.

Mexico's Morena party is preparing to define its pre-candidates for the 2027 elections, with Aguascalientes, Campeche, and Colima being among the first states to begin this process.

The first part of the 'Batman: Knightfall' storyline is now available for online viewing.