A major disaster at the Nepal-Tibet border has left hundreds missing and 157 bodies recovered, with initial reports suggesting an earthquake may have triggered severe flooding and infrastructure collapse.

Indian opposition leader Rahul Gandhi's remarks have reignited discussions about the double standards applied to male and female politicians when facing verbal attacks from Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

SEC filings show that executives and board members at numerous publicly traded companies, including Lyft, Deere & Co., and Expedia, recently sold significant portions of their company stock. These transactions, ranging from tens of thousands to over $15 million, reflect routine portfolio diversification rather than coordinated market signals.

Policy experts argue that adjusting the Build-To-Order income cap serves dual purposes: maintaining affordable public housing while incentivizing marriage and childbirth rates.

As a severe measles epidemic kills two people and infects hundreds in Pennsylvania, Governor Josh Shapiro publicly blamed Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for undermining public trust in vaccines.

Yolanda Andrade shares a personal tribute to singer Thalía, explaining how the pop star's encouraging words provided crucial emotional strength during her ongoing battle with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.

The original stars of Practical Magic posed together on the Leicester Square red carpet ahead of the highly anticipated sequel’s premiere, drawing enthusiastic reactions from fans and photographers alike.

The four-day national sporting event draws thousands of athletes and volunteers, utilizing historic venues previously hosting European athletics championships to showcase adaptive sports and community spirit.

Swiss National Councillor and SVP cantonal president Andreas Glarner has resigned following a series of public provocations and political controversies. His departure marks a significant leadership shift within Switzerland’s right-wing party.

Seats won and lost is the only calculus that mattered to Daniel Andrews and to a dwindling group of government MPs who believe that staying in power covers all manner of sins.

Bilanci i përmbytjeve katastrofike që kanë goditur Nepalin është rënduar ndjeshëm.

Recovery operations remain ongoing in Portugal's Lezíria do Tejo region following Storm Kristin, with hundreds of families receiving aid but significant structural damages still uncovered.

Prominent Croatian actress Sanja Vejnović has posted a seldom-seen image featuring her son, Andrej, who currently lives in London. The post has drawn attention from fans following her recent public appearances.

The local government in Andrijevica has announced a new welfare initiative providing 350 euros per month to unemployed mothers. The measure aims to alleviate economic hardship and demonstrates municipal efforts to address social vulnerabilities.

Pilgrims from across the globe converged on the Iraqi holy city to walk hundreds of miles in extreme heat, transforming the religious observance into a massive, festive gathering.

Chega leader André Ventura selected Eduardo Teixeira to coordinate the party's National Municipal Commission, which oversees approximately two thousand local elected officials.

Following the annual Gamou de Tivaouane pilgrimage in Senegal, emergency services reported four fatalities, including three motorcyclists, and provided care for 274 victims during security operations.

A rapidly spreading wildfire in Texas has burned over 200 square kilometers of ranch land, destroying buildings at a youth camp and continuing to threaten surrounding areas.

The National Authority for the Campaign Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse confiscated 868 fake liquor bottles in Eastleigh, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat illicit alcohol distribution.

Alejandra Silva, wife of actor Richard Gere, has posted a seldom-seen photograph highlighting their three children from previous relationships. The image sparked widespread media coverage and fan reactions regarding the blended family dynamic.

Forbes explores how the sophomore project from writer-director Andrew Patterson successfully attracted Matthew McConaughey back to the screen following his recent hiatus.

Powerful weekend storms left hundreds of thousands without power, reigniting discussions about how Lithuania would defend critical infrastructure if targeted by Russia rather than natural disasters.

The French-Latvian-German co-production Minotaur, directed by Andrei Zvyagintsev, makes its appearance at the 32nd San Sebastian International Film Festival.

Official counts confirm at least 403 individuals remain unaccounted for following a recent disaster, with the majority being foreign visitors.

Following a successful 4K restoration of Maldoror’s political drama Sambizanga, her daughter Annouchka De Andrade discusses the ongoing efforts to preserve and promote her mother’s cinematic work.

Actor Andrew Garfield has publicly questioned OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman regarding the technology's potential harm to society. His comments align with his upcoming leading role in the film Artificial.

Miro Kovač responded to recent diplomatic friction between Serbian President Vučić and Croatian Speaker Jandroković, arguing that regional arms races require balanced responses.

"A patriotic entrepreneur in the Pantheon would be a recognition that we, too, are key players in our country's success," argued Patrick Martin this Wednesday.

Kuwaiti law enforcement agencies have intercepted a massive shipment of pharmaceutical-grade narcotics, marking the largest contraband seizure in the country’s history. Officials described the operation as a major victory against international trafficking networks.

Police apprehended three men who were digging a tunnel from a massage parlor to a jewelry shop in an elaborate burglary attempt.

Justice Minister Rita Tamašunienė opposed a government conclusion regarding a draft law during a cabinet meeting, deviating from the administration's unified stance.

Robert Kaliňák and Matúš Šutaj Eštok do not wish for the departure of Minister Tomáš Taraba.

Saudi Arabian border patrols conducted operations in Jazan and Asir regions, arresting twelve Ethiopian nationals and confiscating significant quantities of khat, hashish, and prescription tablets.

Medical insights explain why dandruff frequently returns and provides practical advice on managing and preventing scalp flaking effectively.

Focus Features has updated the marketing for Paul Greengrass’s historical drama ‘The Uprising’, clarifying that the film, set during the 1381 English Peasants’ Revolt, serves as an origin story for Robin Hood.

A public donation drive has been organized to raise 30,089 convertible marks for the specialized medical rehabilitation of Suljo Kapić, a 33-year-old Bosnian man left immobile. The funds will directly finance physical therapy and equipment needed to help him regain independent mobility.

Reports confirm that controversial influencer Andrew Tate’s assertion of possessing an Estonian passport while in US custody is false.

Prague officials have officially launched a comprehensive reconstruction project for the historic Invalidovna building, drawing praise from Prime Minister Andrej Babiš. The overhaul aims to modernize the landmark while preserving its architectural heritage and improving urban connectivity.

La grande procession religieuse marquant le Mawlid 2026 se tiendra au Champ de Courses à Dakar, en présence du leader spirituel Serigne Moustapha Sy.

En dansk kommentator argumenterer for, at USA har finpudset det kapitalistiske æstetiske ydre, mens Danmark faktisk er mere kapitalistisk i sin kerne end ofte antaget.

The editorial team behind Hungary Today has released a new mobile app featuring improved speed, reliability, and user convenience for readers on iOS and Android.

Hundreds of ethnic Greeks have temporarily returned to their ancestral villages on Imbros and Tenedos for the August 15 religious celebrations, though locals worry about the long-term viability of their cultural presence.

The Ministry of Justice has proposed amendments to public procurement laws to unify how state and municipal institutions acquire legal services, aiming to improve transparency and efficiency in spending public funds.

The painting had not been seen by the public for 25 years, but soon a work by Piet Mondrian will be auctioned in London.

The infection is linked to eggs from the company Laerko in Geel in the north of the country.

Longtime friends and frequent collaborators Stohl András and Alföldi Róbert are set to perform together on stage for the first time, marking a notable milestone in their four-decade partnership.

Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has characterized early progressive movements as extreme, prompting calls for the Democratic Party to clarify its current ideological stance and policy directions to voters.

The Stichting Long Covid has announced plans to launch a nationwide innovation and research hub dedicated to developing targeted treatments for long COVID and other post-acute infection syndromes.

A man received a prison sentence for repeatedly calling multiple neighborhood police centers in Singapore solely for amusement, overwhelming officers with hundreds of unanswered rings.

The police officers' union has demanded the immediate dismissal of Police Director Nikola Milina from Prime Minister Andrej Plenković and Interior Minister Davor Božinović due to the lack of...

Torrential rains and strong winds overnight severely impacted the Ungeni region, toppling approximately 100 trees, damaging vehicles, and causing localized electricity outages.

A retired professional cyclist has converted a roadside stop in Roudnice nad Labé into a highly sought-after café, attracting riders and travelers hundreds of kilometers away for its exceptional coffee and atmosphere.

The self-regulatory body criticizes the television program for one-sided reporting and discriminatory undertones regarding unemployment and migration.

The zebra crossing where hundreds of cyclists fail to stop  The Times

Several posters featuring Cristiano Ronaldo in Vienna are promoting a fundraising campaign for humanitarian projects in East Africa, accompanied by a statement from football club Rapid Wien.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the Khelo India Dialogue to outline strategies for developing young athletes and strengthening India's bid to host the 2036 Summer Olympics.

Samsung Electronics' manufacturing division is poised to return to profit as it begins mass-producing Nvidia's advanced Groq 3 LPX inference accelerators for AI workloads.

Mozambican authorities have warned residents to leave high-risk areas as approaching heavy rains threaten to worsen flooding, compounding the crisis for over 660,000 internally displaced people.

Friends and family of a severely injured New Zealand police officer have received overwhelming public support through a fundraising campaign, as the officer remains hospitalized in critical condition.

Reports indicate the discovery of one hundred dead pigeons, though details regarding the cause remain under investigation.

Ridley Scott has confirmed development of a third Alien prequel film that will center on Michael Fassbender’s android character, David. The announcement marks a significant step forward for the franchise following the release of Alien: Romulus.

A suspected ice-rock cascade has triggered severe flooding in the Himalayan foothills of Nepal and Tibet, killing at least 157 people and leaving hundreds missing as rescue teams navigate treacherous terrain.

Authorities in northern Nigeria have initiated a large-scale manhunt for dozens of worshippers abducted from a mosque, as President Tinubu moves to curb the rising kidnapping crisis ahead of January elections.

The international football governing body has handed down severe suspensions to multiple Argentine figures involved in the post-match altercation, with Leandro Paredes receiving a one-year national team exile.

The city of Plzeň is allocating eight million crowns to upgrade infrastructure as hundreds of caravans and motorhomes flock to the Škodaland sports complex during summer months.

The global apparel company is shuttering over a hundred locations and reviewing its store portfolio as rising costs and a difficult retail landscape drive a sharp decline in share price.

Approximately 1,800 workers manually hauled the historic Japanese fortress structure back into position using traditional rope-pulling methods, preserving cultural heritage through community effort.

The Spanish government will station officers at schools in the North African enclave of Ceuta, including overnight shifts, to prevent migrants from entering the premises.

Mayor Alexandre Ngom and his supporters have unanimously joined the Kiiraay Les Patriotes Républicains party, where he serves as a founding member.

'Our hearts are with the families': US Ambassador Sergio Gor on deadly Nepal floods  Moneycontrol.com

Politician András Pikó outlines a strategy to enhance urban security through targeted police deployments across the capital and municipal regulation of tobacco retail operations.

Residents in Waipukurau have organized a fundraising campaign to support Suzanne Jordan, a community caregiver battling terminal metastatic breast cancer.

Tim Endres discusses his tenure transforming Gamescom into the world's premier video game exhibition, noting ambitions to surpass attendance figures while maintaining the event's industry-leading status.

Nominal wages in Lithuania continue to rise rapidly, surpassing inflation rates and steadily closing the gap with older EU member states while preserving consumer purchasing power.

An assessment of hundreds of crisis shelters across Germany reveals that none in Hesse are currently ready for use, prompting federal authorities to shift focus toward alternative protection measures.

A community-driven fundraising initiative supporting the police officers responding to the A66 motorway collision has exceeded its initial target, surpassing £1 million in donations. The funds will assist the officers with legal expenses and wellbeing support following the high-profile incident.

Ahead of the new academic year, Lithuania's Ministry of Education, Science and Sport has officially approved minor adjustments to the general education programs for mathematics, sciences, languages, and history.

Recent reporting highlights ongoing social and institutional developments across Nigeria, focusing on poverty alleviation programs, educational updates, community fundraising efforts, and firearms regulation debates.

A legislative proposal to make the initial hour of street parking free citywide has been introduced by Denmark’s Conservative bloc, though it currently lacks broad coalition support.

The entertainment industry mourns the passing of veteran Venezuelan actress Andreína Yépez, who succumbed to cancer just one month after receiving her diagnosis.

Bíó Paradís will host a special screening of Sara Dosa’s film followed by a discussion with Icelandic author Andri Snær Magnason, focusing on themes of time and water.

Following the announcement that journalist Kristupas Krivickas is running for Vilnius mayor, his past videos discussing city issues have gone viral, prompting a swift public response from activist Andrius Tapinas.

Chinese authorities are actively recovering hundreds of billions in unpaid domestic taxes even as the country faces defaults on significant international financial commitments.

The "Freddie Mercury Splendid Things" showcase features eight historic outfits and accessories, including key pieces loaned from his former fiancée Mary Austin, tracing pivotal moments in the Queen frontman’s career.

Að minnsta kosti 95 eru látnir og fleiri hundraða er saknað eftir að skyndilega flæddi yfir bakka ár á landamærum Tíbets og Nepals.

The legendary musician and band will perform at the black-tie fundraising event in New York on October 15, supporting the nonprofit's mission to combat blood cancer and disorders.

The Romanian broadcaster announced the departure of its long-serving CEO, marking a significant leadership transition for the media group owned by CMO Group.

Activist Andi Tepelena, one of the participants since the first day of the protests, says that the civic movement has reached proportions that, according to him, no one had predicted.

Legal proceedings continue eight months after luxury watches worth approximately €2 million were stolen from Romanian fashion designer Cătălin Botezatu in a high-end London area.

A Lithuanian distributor plans to rapidly introduce over a hundred consumer electronics products from Chinese brands like Xiaomi to Finland, ranging from smartphones to robot vacuums.

Mondrian's work Composition III will be auctioned for the first time on October 14th in London. Christie's auction house estimates the work at 23 to 35 million euros.

Dubai Police have deployed hundreds of officers and aerial drones to ensure campus safety and manage traffic as schools reopen for the new academic year.

A nationwide outreach campaign is leveraging educational programs and charitable donations to strengthen social cohesion across Nigeria. The initiative highlights the BrainChess Schools Chess Championship alongside birthday-driven fundraising efforts to support community development.

Andrii Sybiha held talks with Jean-Noël Barrot to address critical military requirements and coordinate strategies for securing the Black Sea region. The diplomatic exchange highlights continued French support for Kyiv's defense capabilities during the ongoing conflict.

Kerecis founder Guðmundur Fertram Sigurjónsson has been named the special envoy for investment and business affairs at the Arctic Circle organization, where he will promote increased commercial engagement.

Countries must agree on the European Union's (EU) multiannual financial framework for 2028-2034 this year, says President Gitanas Nausėda.

The European Union is discussing a new cooperation program with Ukraine worth up to €100 billion, as announced by EU Council President Costa.

PIMCO’s global fixed income CIO Andrew Balls highlights signs of stability in the US Treasury market, questioning the necessity for increased long-dated bond purchases amid current healthy conditions.

Three suspects remain in pre-trial detention following the death of a Polish man in his forties who succumbed to his injuries at a hospital in Kópavogur on September 9. Police continue investigating the circumstances surrounding the fatal assault.

Interpol arrested Basque businessman Alejandro Hamlyn in Abu Dhabi, accused of orchestrating a €154 million fraud and negotiating with Leire Díez for impunity.

Municipal employment agencies are encountering difficulties fulfilling recruitment targets for a newly constructed meat processing facility requiring approximately one hundred additional staff members.

Anita Perrottet testified before the Independent Commission Against Corruption that hundreds of thousands of dollars paid to her were for legitimate strategic advice, rejecting claims she lied to shield her husband.

The UK-focused venture capital trust concludes its latest fundraising round, completing the final allocation of shares to investors as part of its ongoing capital expansion strategy.

Following recent severe weather, Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs criticized emergency service cooperation while President Edgars Rinkēvičs advocated for establishing a fully functional crisis management center modeled on Ukraine's approach.

An employment tribunal ruled against Mr. Bullen, who was found to have sent unsolicited images in various states of undress to a minor.

Two women died and others were injured when a retaining wall gave way during rapid flooding near Roda de Berà, south of Barcelona, over the weekend.

Over 54,000 school supplies have been collected through the 10th edition of the "Vreau și eu să învăț" campaign, equipping 868 children from low-income families for the new academic year.

Over a decade after its theatrical release, the action comedy 'The Heat' has surged back onto streaming charts, becoming the second most-watched film on Netflix in Croatia.

The Rahmi M. Koç Museum has added a curated selection of vintage bicycles from England, offering visitors a chronological exhibition tracing the evolution of cycling over the past two hundred years.

The film receives high praise for its completely unique, unbridled comedic style and inventive physical humor.

This article examines the psychological phenomenon of hypochondria and health anxiety, offering strategies for managing persistent fears about illness and improving mental well-being.

Renowned Lithuanian director Aleksandras Špilevojus opens up about his meticulous preparation methods and the unique challenges of directing a large-scale theatrical production in Kaunas.

The monograph "Sovereign View: Two Decades of Montenegrin Cinematography (2006-2026)", published by the Film Centre of Montenegro, was presented yesterday in the courtyard of the House of Nobel Laureate Ivo Andrić, as part of the 39th.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi reviewed progress across railway, road, and power initiatives, warning that timeline slippages increase costs and delay public benefits while urging improved inter-agency coordination to remove bottlenecks.

Cyprus police have arrested six individuals following coordinated overnight operations that included checking hundreds of drivers, passengers, and buildings across the island.

An entrepreneur with hundreds of millions of euros in business, involved in football over a decade ago, is the millionaire behind the Corporate Transparency foundation, the foundation that finances campaigns with...

Israeli forces took over a facility established in 1952 that provides job skills to hundreds of Palestinians annually, raising concerns over humanitarian and educational access.

Karnataka Minister B Nagendra has offered to resign from his position following allegations of corruption related to the Valmiki Corporation scam. The move comes as pressure mounts over the financial irregularities.

Two Hangzhou-based robotics startups have confirmed plans to launch initial public offerings in Hong Kong next year, reinforcing the city's status as a key fundraising hub for China's rapidly expanding technology sector.

The US Representative has renewed her membership with the DSA after failing to renew for seven years, following her initial joining during her 2018 congressional campaign.

A local public health initiative successfully distributed corrective eyewear to hundreds of children in Mérida to address vision problems before the academic term begins. The program aims to improve educational outcomes and overall well-being among young residents.

Massive volumes of water and mud have devastated the border region between Nepal and Tibet, leaving hundreds of tourists unaccounted for and prompting urgent search efforts.

Known as Storm on the show, Clark passed away in Boston after her pacemaker failed following periods of intense physical exertion, prompting her son to launch a fundraising campaign.

Canadian authorities have filed additional charges against former Manitoba MP Inky Mark following the discovery of hundreds of firearms and explosives at his residence. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police confirmed the seizure during an ongoing investigation into the politician's property.

Following public outcry, the UK government announced that individuals convicted of specific types of manslaughter, including those involved in high-profile cases, will no longer qualify for early parole.

The Netherlands' oldest blood donor, Andre Oostenrijk, has officially retired after reaching the maximum allowable age, having completed 216 donations across four decades.

The Church of Ireland has moved to clarify past financial irregularities at a Dublin parish where Andrew Orr recently served as rector before his election as Bishop of Cork.

Labour MP Andy Burnham has dropped his backing for a proposed £500,000 cap on political donations, drawing criticism from activists and unions concerned about reduced fundraising capacity.

A deliberate fire in the village of Vranići near Kotor Varoš burned down two barns, destroyed 30 sheep, and ruined hundreds of hay bales belonging to a local farmer.

There have so far been no reports of Cypriots being present in the area of the Himalayas affected by a landslide, the foreign ministry said on Wednesday. Foreign ministry spokesman Theodoros Gotsis told the Cyprus News Agency that the ministry was monitoring developments. Asked whether any Cypriots were known to be in the affected area, […]

New South Wales authorities are investigating a major theft at a local farm where hundreds of bags containing nearly half a million unharvested oysters were stolen.

Prime Minister Andris Kūlbergs emphasized the need for additional European Union financial resources to bolster military readiness and security along Europe’s eastern border.

Audiences tune in to see how the epic saga of the Buendía family and the town of Macondo concludes in the highly anticipated final episode.

A 1920 abstract work by Dutch master Piet Mondrian will be offered at Christie’s in London this October, with estimates reaching up to €35 million.

A company owning historic military islands in Kotka sought hundreds of thousands of euros in compensation from the state for military usage of its docks and roads, but ultimately faced unexpected costs.

A Republican National Committee fundraising text attributed to JD Vance appears to acknowledge rising grocery costs, marking a shift from the Trump administration's usual downplaying of inflation ahead of the midterms.

Critics question the suitability of recent appointments for key campaign roles like fundraising and data management, signaling early strategic shifts ahead of the next presidential election.

A recent architectural review highlights the striking contrast between the historic 100-year-old stone walls and the modern, white cylindrical extension added to Helsinki's National Museum.

India's National Disaster Response Force is closely monitoring severe flash flooding in Nepal, preparing for potential cross-border humanitarian assistance.

Ukrainian military representative Andriushchenko reported multiple missile attacks across several districts of temporarily occupied Donetsk, underscoring ongoing aerial warfare in the region.

Civil Protection forecasts hot temperatures reaching 25°C, scattered clouds, electrical storms with hail, and wind gusts up to 40 km/h across the capital on Wednesday.

The 2026 Austin Film Festival will honor filmmaker Brad Bird, director Andrew Haigh, and playwright Aleshea Harris on October 31.

Authorities discovered unexploded World War II aerial bombs in both Karlsruhe and Berlin-Neukölln on Wednesday, forcing hundreds to evacuate their homes and leading to temporary rail line closures.

Political observers are evaluating the initial policy implementations and governance challenges faced by Plaid Cymru since taking office. The review highlights early legislative priorities and administrative adjustments during the party’s inaugural hundred-day period.

French authorities face a complex choice for the 2027 Academy Awards submissions, weighing how to handle a major film by an exiled Russian director when no other nation can realistically claim it.

A devastating seismic event has destroyed thousands of homes in Colombia, forcing hundreds of residents who previously fled civil war violence to face displacement once again.

Baza Kulturnih Zbivanja is organizing a full-day event at Silosima on September 5 to conclude its survival fundraising campaign.

Hundreds of migrants from sub-Saharan Africa are exploring options to legally request international protection within Ceuta, highlighting ongoing migration pressures at Spain's North African border.

Chancellor Andreas Babler has begun a series of public townhall meetings across Austria to discuss economic recovery and political stability. The initiative aims to directly engage citizens and outline the government’s strategy for overcoming current domestic challenges.

A nationwide fundraising initiative called Drąsiau į gyvenimą has begun to collect donations for children's day care facilities across Lithuania.

Following successful surgery, the president met with the injured fighter pilot at the National Defence Hospital, where officials confirmed the pilot is expected to be discharged soon.

Approximately one hundred residents were evacuated from homes in Apeldoorn following the discovery of a suspected illegal narcotics production facility. Local authorities secured the area to manage potential chemical hazards and conduct safety inspections.

Croatian swimmer medalists from the European Championships and Mediterranean Games were officially received by Prime Minister Andrej Plenković, who also announced significant future investments in the sport.

The laundry services company Elis has published official disclosures regarding its total share capital and voting rights as of late July 2026.

Ride-hailing firm Swvl has priced a $1.5 million private placement under Nasdaq rules, bringing its total strategic fundraising round to $14.5 million.

Supporters of families affected by the M9 motorway crash have raised over €781,000 through community donations, surpassing initial fundraising goals.

Activist Laurynas Boguševičius is seeking 30,000 euros to open a specialized therapeutic facility in Vilnius designed to support children's well-being.

An investigation into the 1991 assassination of Belgian socialist politician André Cools has revealed a major corruption scandal that ultimately forced the resignation of the NATO Secretary General.

Alexandra Pechman's feature debut about a literary intern navigating New York has been boarded by Global Constellation for international sales, with UTA handling North American rights.

Civil society groups have proposed former Justice Minister Andrey Yankulov and former judge Tanya Radulovska for key positions on Bulgaria's newly formed High Judicial Council.

A pro-Israel campaign published hundreds of reports under a fictitious thinktank banner to prime AI chatbots with favorable narratives, according to Guardian analysis.

The Central Election Commission confirmed that over 200 military veterans have been officially nominated for seats in the upcoming 450-member legislative elections.

The Sensex and Nifty reversed early gains to close lower, driven by declines in major tech and infrastructure stocks, while banking shares like Kotak Mahindra bucked the trend.

En alvorlig tørke og flere hedebølger har ramt den europæiske høst hårdt i år, hvilket får landmænd som den franske Jonathan Bouton til at kræve radikale ændringer i landbrugspraksis.

A Delhi court has found a prominent businessman guilty of fraudulently posing as a sitting Supreme Court judge to secure bail in a 2017 case, marking a significant legal development.

A new study sheds light on why young individuals may develop severe psychosis after cannabis use, highlighting potential differences in brain resilience compared to later-life onset.

A painting by the Dutch artist Piet Mondriaan is expected to sell for more than €30 million when it goes...

Det kongelige huset har gjort en endring i Dronning Sonjas program for torsdag, der hun ikke lenger deltar på audiensen med utenriksråden, mens kronprins Haakon gjennomfører møtet alene.

El artículo analiza el flujo reciente de capitales volátiles hacia los mercados financieros locales, señalando cambios en la dinámica de inversión y las posibles implicaciones para la estabilidad financiera regional.

Box Now is moving forward decisively, dynamically changing the market and the philosophy of courier services, with the development of new lockers and compartments that now extend to buildings, in...

Greek media personality Alexandra Nika recently posted a tender snapshot featuring her 1.5-year-old son Vasilis alongside his newborn sister, highlighting a sweet family milestone.

Nigerian medical lecturers are set for a three-day warning strike as 14 NAMDA branches back the action over unmet demands and the ‘Japa’ syndrome.

The BJP and its ally JD(S) have sought B Nagendra's removal from the Cabinet over the alleged ₹89 crore irregularities in the KMVSTDC.

The Pohjanmaa District Court has commenced proceedings in Finland’s largest-ever economic crime case involving the defunct fintech company Icon. The trial, which will span approximately 50 days, examines allegations concerning hundreds of victims and tens of millions of euros in losses.

One of Lithuania's largest waste collection and management companies, VSA Vilnius, is being liquidated after ceasing primary operations last year and suffering consecutive years of financial losses.

After making his reputation on the streets of Belgrade, Andrej Cukic is the new editor-in-chief of the European Pressphoto Agency - the first-ever Serbian to lead an international visual content…

Researchers led by André Rendeiro have developed "tissue clocks" that estimate the biological age of organs like lungs and kidneys, suggesting that future blood tests could help predict and prevent age-related diseases.

Denmark’s Minister for Immigration and Integration, Morten Bødskov, has issued a stark warning following a European tour, stating that unchecked mass immigration threatens to overwhelm the continent unless decisive action is taken.

The Commission on Audit states it is understaffed by 384 auditors, a deficit resulting from the Department of Budget and Management scrapping hundreds of positions during the previous administration.