The Presidential Communications Office (PCO) in the Philippines announced plans to file a complaint with the Department of Justice against individuals spreading rumors about President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s health.

Ghana's Minority Chief Whip, Frank Annoh-Dompreh, announced plans to petition the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, regarding the government’s decision to reduce cocoa prices.

Thailand is exploring the implementation of mandatory health insurance for tourists to address the high annual costs of unpaid medical treatments, particularly those stemming from motorcycle accidents.

Exodus, a cryptocurrency wallet provider, announced it reached 1.5 million monthly active users in March, indicating growth in its user base.

Dennis Idahosa, the Deputy Governor of Edo State, Nigeria, announced the passing of his 95-year-old mother, Madam Esther Imaguomwanruo Idahosa.

The Focus on Sickle Cell Foundation (FoSCeL) has announced plans to organize the national climax of the 2026 World Sickle Cell Awareness Day at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST).

The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) announced the suspension of the number coding scheme on Thursday, April 9, in observance of Araw ng Kagitingan (Day of Valor) in the Philippines.

Annie Ramos, the wife of a US serviceman, was released by ICE with a GPS monitor days after her wedding. She arrived in the country at age two, and the Trump Administration is continuing her deportation process.

Apple is reportedly planning to exclusively use Samsung Display for the screens of its upcoming foldable iPhone models. This decision solidifies Samsung's role as a key supplier for Apple's future device technology.

Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhurman announced the end of his mediation efforts between the ruling coalition and trade unions as a general strike over planned cost-of-living cuts continues.

Merit has announced the addition of $586 million in assets through its collaboration with Strategic Retirement Plans.

PlayStation has announced a new "Playerbase" contest, offering winners the opportunity to appear in upcoming games such such as 'Gran Turismo 7'. This initiative aims to engage the gaming community by allowing them to become part of their favorite titles.

A new maritime and art museum is currently under development in Aabenraa, Denmark. The project aims to create a cultural institution that will showcase both seafaring history and artistic works in the region.

A segment on 'Novi dan' discusses the 'concreting of space' in Bosnia, questioning whether current construction prioritizes living spaces or commercial square footage for sale.

The Parents' Council of the Fifth Belgrade Gymnasium announced a new suspension of a teacher, Latin language professor Milkica Price, by acting director Ognjen Mrvaljević.

The National Theater Tuzla has announced a new performance of Slawomir Mrożek's 'Tango,' a significant work of contemporary European drama, directed by Radoslav Milenković.

The United States Embassy in Pristina issued a statement commemorating the anniversary of its elevation to a higher diplomatic rank.

Israel announced it has carried out extensive attacks in Lebanon, targeting infrastructure and command centers belonging to the Hezbollah militia, primarily in civilian areas.

Nikola A. (30) was questioned by the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade on suspicion of unauthorized production of cannabis in a rented apartment in the Zvezdara municipality.

FiscalNote has announced the addition of a new district-matching feature to its PolicyNote API.

Actress Anna Fonsou explained in an interview that she did not attend Marinella's funeral because she avoids funerals where politicians and television crews are present.

The Novi Sad Public Prosecutor's Office announced that the driver involved in a fatal accident near Merkator, which resulted in the death of a pedestrian, faces a prison sentence of five to fifteen years.

A hotel stay for a Swedish couple in their 60s went awry, involving an incident where a man's tongue was bitten off.

Lithuania's Foreign Minister Kęstutis Budrys announced that a plan aimed at boosting investments in Lithuania, submitted to Taiwan's representative office, is currently being coordinated. The proposals cover various sectors for potential breakthroughs.

Mainz will host a gourmet wine weekend at the end of April, featuring exquisite wines for both trade professionals at the VDP-Weinbörse and the general public.

Estonia's third oil plant, the Enefit 280-2 in Auvere, which cost nearly 400 million euros and is set to begin production in April, is encountering supply-chain issues that could affect the sale of its output.

Greek Minister of National Defence, Nikos Dendias, announced significant progress in the development of drone production stations at the 306 Telecommunications Base Factory in Menidi and the 316 Regional Technical Workshop in Xanthi.

The Slovak government has announced it will lift the emergency restriction on diesel fuel exports starting Friday, following the stabilization of crude oil supplies and refinery reserves, though other restrictions at gas stations remain in effect.

FUTR and EQI are collaborating to establish a new digital banking venture, aiming to innovate in the financial technology sector.

A 22-year-old woman, married to a US Army sergeant, was detained by ICE shortly after her wedding at a military base; she has since been released, but authorities have not closed her case.

Ski star Mikaela Shiffrin announced that her mother, Eileen, secretly battled cancer at the beginning of the successful winter season.

Days before giving birth to her first child, Anna Prelevic disclosed that she had previously been pregnant but suffered a miscarriage in her first trimester.

Following exceptional interest in her September and October shows, famous singer Celine Dion has announced six additional concerts in Paris.

Toro Corp., associated with Petros Panagiotidis, has announced the signing of a new $60 million revolving credit facility with a leading European financial institution, enhancing its financial flexibility.

The Democratic Coalition (DK) announced it will hold its national campaign closing event in Versend, stating that the party has demonstrated its ability to defeat the ruling party in that location.

Weakening consumer sentiment in the overall economy is weighing heavily on mortgage demand from both homeowners and homebuyers.

An N1 report highlights concerns over media freedom in Serbia, stating that tabloid TV channels hold national frequencies while N1 and Nova TV face limited visibility, indicating a continued deterioration of the media landscape.

Insmed announced it is discontinuing the development of its skin disorder drug candidate, brensocatib, after it failed to meet its primary endpoint in a mid-stage clinical trial.

Last year, the European Court of Human Rights notified Slovakia of almost double the number of complaints compared to the previous year. The government faces growing criticism for the length of proceedings.

Egyptian officials have announced the discovery of an ancient monastery in Wadi El-Natrun, dating from the 4th to 6th centuries A.D., providing new insights into the origins of Christian monasticism.

Azeez Akanni hopped on a yellow bus heading for the central business district on Lagos Island, beads of sweat rolling down his neck and arms. The post Nigeria sweats in heatwave as Iran war drives up…

The University of Coimbra is organizing a colloquium titled 'April Constitution, 50 years' to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Portugal's Constitution, bringing together former constituent assembly members and constitutionalists.

Belgrade is set to host the 10th Kontakt Conference, a music showcase and festival, from April 16 to 18, 2026, across multiple venues, establishing itself as a hub for the new European music scene.

An oil refinery on Iran's Lavan island was reportedly attacked just hours after a ceasefire agreement was announced, according to Iranian state television.

South African food producer RCL Foods has announced the addition of Martin and Martin to its pet food portfolio.

Moldova's Minister of Agriculture announced that food prices could increase by up to 10% due to rising fuel costs, cautioning against potential exploitation of the situation.

South African Sergeant Fannie Nkosi was denied bail after being found with explosives, guns, case dockets, and cash, having previously revealed criminal dealings between senior police officials and Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced that the government does not intend to abandon fuel price reductions and maximum prices at gas stations, despite the Middle East ceasefire.

Queen Letizia and Yolanda Díaz, Vice President of the Government and Minister of Labor, both attended the tenth anniversary celebration of the 'Talento joven' program, each sporting distinct spring trouser suits.

The University of Tokyo announced a plan to strengthen governance, including placing its medical hospital under direct headquarters control, following a series of corruption and misconduct scandals within its insular organizational culture.

efood, Greece's leading delivery service, and Plaisio stores have announced a new partnership to offer consumers express delivery of a wide range of products, including consumables and stationery. This collaboration expands efood's offerings and Plaisio's reach in the Greek market.

Amazon has finalized a new agreement with the USPS, ensuring it will continue to handle 80% of Amazon's deliveries, amounting to over 1 billion packages annually.

Financial analyst Jim Cramer commented on Tesla's stock, suggesting it cannot rely on speculative hopes indefinitely for its trading performance.

The legendary rock band, The Rolling Stones, has announced their 25th studio album, which is expected to be their last and will include final recordings from their deceased drummer, Charlie Watts.

Sofia has launched a new direct negotiation procedure to select a cleaning company for its 'Izgrev', 'Slatina', and 'Poduyane' districts, following the cancellation of a previous tender for the same zone.

The CEO of LinkedIn, in collaboration with experts, highlighted five key skills that will make humans indispensable in a work environment increasingly influenced by Artificial Intelligence.

The retail company Húrra Reykjavík is ceasing operations and will close its last store on Hverfisgata in Reykjavík by the end of the month, following an earlier announcement.

Journalists have uncovered multiple patient stories alleging medical malpractice at the Eskulap medical center, including the death of a patient named Anna after a C-section performed in the absence of a gynecologist.

Moldova's National Agency for Energy Regulation announced significant increases in maximum prices for gasoline and diesel for April 9, 2026, despite a reduction in global oil prices.

Salesforce, Inc. has announced a new partnership with a key cloud communications provider.

Georgian Dream Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze announced the postponement of a ban on the production, import, and sale of drinks in plastic bottles until 2031, citing consultations with the business sector.

Volumul comerțului cu amănuntul a scăzut cu 0,2% în zona euro și cu 0,3% în UE, potrivit datelor publicate miercuri de Eurostat.

Petar Petković, Director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija, announced on World Roma Day that Serbia will continue to support Roma in Kosovo through education, social, and health protection, and will prepare other significant projects.

The Philippine National Police reported that 393 gas stations have temporarily closed due to rising fuel prices, exacerbated by the Middle East war. In response, a Batangas representative proposed reducing or suspending the 12 percent value-added tax if the government cannot provide adequate aid.

US President Donald Trump stated that Iran has undergone a 'regime change' and announced that the United States would work closely with the new leadership, also mentioning discussions on reducing customs duties.

The State Security Service of Georgia (SSSG) announced the release of a Georgian citizen who had been held in illegal detention, now safely in Tbilisi-controlled territory.

Precigen has announced its revenue expectations for the first quarter, anticipating figures to exceed $18 million. This projection falls below the consensus estimate of $20.8 million.

Military analyst Aleksandar Radić claims that Serbian authorities are utilizing Israeli-purchased spy software to monitor employees within the security system, specifically tracking those who watch N1 and Nova television channels.

Vhi, Ireland's largest health insurer, has announced a 96% jump in its net surplus after tax for 2025. This increase comes as the company's membership grew for the eleventh consecutive year.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban faces a potential election defeat after over 15 years in power, despite a visit from US Vice President JD Vance who campaigned in his support.

Lisbon Metro workers are set to strike for two full days, this Thursday and next Tuesday, after an arbitration court ruled against setting minimum services, indicating a total paralysis.

Rakesh Singh, a figure previously jailed, has been announced as the BJP candidate for the Kolkata Port Assembly seat.

OR Royalties announced record preliminary revenue of $102.8 million for the first quarter, alongside $12.9 million in share buybacks.

Former Burgtheater director Helga Rabl-Stadler will lead the Salzburg Festival for two summers as an interim 'bridge-builder', ruling out a longer-term application for the directorship.

The Constitutional Court of North Macedonia has annulled a law that had previously reduced the salaries of judges in the country.

Greek singer Anna Vissi has ended her ten-year collaboration with the 'Hotel Ermou' nightclub, prompting a message from the venue's owner regarding her departure.

BNY Mellon announced it will offer $6,500 in down payment assistance to U.S. employees earning under $100,000, aiming to help workers struggling with rising housing costs.

The ECOWAS Bank for Investment and Development (EBID) held its 24th Annual General Meeting (AGM) in Accra, Ghana, where the Finance Minister called for bold action and praised the bank's resilience and strategic impact on regional development.

The Romanian National Agency for Employment (ANOFM) announced it has begun paying outstanding salary claims for 4,687 employees of Liberty Galați, Damen Shipyards Mangalia, and Romaero București, with funds expected to arrive before Easter.

Delta had better-than-expected earnings reported after the Iran cease-fire was announced.

Trump announced a two‑week ceasefire, mediated by Pakistan and reportedly nudged along by China, after earlier threatening to “destroy Iranian civilization.”

Ghana's Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson has urged ECOWAS member states to fulfill their financial obligations to the ECOWAS Bank for Investment and Development (EBID), while also announcing that EBID delivered a strong financial performance in 2025 despite global economic uncertainty.

The Staff Selection Commission (HQ) has announced the first round of tentative allocation (FRTA) for the Combined Graduate Level (CGL) Examination, 2025. Candidates who qualified Tier-II Paper-I (Sections I + II) and submitted option-cum-preferences can check the cut-offs.

Karin Bergmann has been appointed as the interim director of the Salzburg Festival, a decision that ironically aligns with Markus Hinterhäuser's previous desire to have her in a leadership role for acting.

Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan (KVS) is set to issue admission lists for Class 1 on April 9, following the lottery results for the 2026 academic year.

FactSet has announced the appointment of Joshua Warren as its new Chief Financial Officer, following the departure of Helen Shan.

Paysafe has announced the addition of cryptocurrency payment options for its US gaming customers.

ICAS has announced an accelerated route for overseas auditors to obtain the UK Audit Qualification (AQ).

Gas station owners indicate that wholesale fuel prices have already decreased overnight, but it will take approximately five more days for these lower prices to be reflected at the pump for consumers.

The technical department of the Icelandic police is investigating the cause of a fire that broke out in a heavily damaged garage attached to a residential house in Kópavogur, with no serious injuries reported.

The classic film "Stand by Me" is celebrating its 40th anniversary since its release, with reflections from those involved, though director Rob Reiner and actor River Phoenix are notably missed.

Israel arrested a Spanish UN peacekeeper in Lebanon, but subsequently released him following protests from Spain, which also announced it would reinforce its military contingent in the country with a medical team.

Ian Cheshire, former Kingfisher boss and Channel 4 chair, has been named as the new chair of the UK media regulator Ofcom, replacing Lord Michael Grade.

Delta Airlines has announced it is pulling back on its growth plans as a significant spike in fuel prices has driven up operational costs, negatively impacting its second-quarter profit.

Iran announced that an oil refinery on Lavan Island was hit by airstrikes this morning.

Slovakia's opposition KDH party announced that Jozef Hajko is leaving parliament and will be replaced by university lecturer Gabriel Paľa.

The Bulgarian government annulled a previous decision and initiated a new procedure for selecting candidates for the European Public Prosecutor from Bulgaria.

Anne Beckwith-Smith, 74, a former lady-in-waiting to Princess Diana, has been given a driving ban despite her plea that it would be 'catastrophic' for her brother's care.

MoneyHash, a payment orchestration platform, has officially partnered with EazyPay, a leading payment gateway and acquirer in Bahrain, to enhance payment solutions in the region.

Luca Mining Corp. has announced its financial results, reporting a Non-GAAP Earnings Per Share (EPS) of $0.05 and total revenue of $57.92 million.

The interest rate for Greece's new series of three-month treasury bills has increased to 1.95% from 1.74%, as announced by the Public Debt Management Agency.

The National High Speed Rail Corporation Limited (NHSRCL) announced a new record for the Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train project, successfully launching its heaviest girder in just 3.5 hours.

The TV3 media group is set to premiere its major spring new series, 'Mirti Nidoje' (To Die in Nida), promising a captivating plot with love intrigues and betrayals.

Nigeria's House of Representatives deputy speaker, Mr. Kalu, stated he would soon announce his decision regarding the 2027 Abia governorship race, acknowledging strong support from his constituents.

ILC Critical Minerals announced plans to raise C$1 million by issuing 50 million shares through a private placement.

Delta Air Lines announced non-GAAP earnings per share of $0.64, beating estimates by $0.07, with revenue reaching $15.85 billion, surpassing expectations by $1.03 billion.

The Sarajevo City Hall, a national monument, will commemorate its 130th anniversary with a special exhibition featuring the works of artist Safet Zec.

The multidisciplinary hospital for active treatment "St. Anna" in Varna is accumulating debts without a clear recovery plan. This is reported on its website by the Ministry of Health (MH).

Film composer Aleksandra Kovač has received a historic invitation to the Cannes Film Festival, making her the sole representative from the Western Balkans in this exclusive circle of artists.

Petra Mandić (Most) and an independent councilor announced they would abstain from voting on sending the Spatial Planning Act for constitutional review, citing suspicions of underlying real estate interests.

A unique tower, known for swaying in strong winds and being struck by lightning up to 80 times annually, has become a popular tourist attraction despite these extreme conditions.

TV star Barney Walsh, known from Gladiators, has been banned from driving after being caught speeding in his Mercedes, with his absence from the court hearing attributed to 'work commitments' abroad.

Nurix Therapeutics announced its GAAP EPS for the quarter at -$0.79, missing analyst estimates by $0.02. The company's revenue of $6.25 million also fell short of expectations by $7.99 million.

ORF, the Austrian public broadcaster, has terminated former Director-General Weißmann due to "improper conduct," although a compliance investigation did not confirm allegations of "sexual harassment in the legal sense."

Poland's Minister of Energy has published new maximum fuel prices, indicating that gasoline will be more expensive and diesel cheaper than the previous day.

The final trailer for 'The Devil Wears Prada 2' has been released, confirming Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway will reprise their roles, with Lady Gaga composing original music and making an appearance in the film.

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The third film by French genre film director and Cannes winner Julia Ducournau, titled "Alpha," depicts growing up during a mysterious pandemic that fills hospitals and retraumatizes a family.

A ministry has committed to an annual review of its curriculum, coinciding with an event highlighting "bold storytellers."

Irina Pancea, who joined eMAG in 2022 and became CEO in March 2023, is stepping down from her role after three years with the company. She stated it's time for her "next bet."

Luxembourg's annual inflation rate has increased to 2.4 percent, with the next wage indexation currently projected for the second quarter of 2026.

The Sheffield DocFest has announced the initial part of its 2026 lineup, with Maxine Peake set to serve as the festival's Guest of Honour and Chris Packham among speakers for a David Attenborough tribute.

The World Bank announced that Nigeria's economy is expected to grow in the first half of 2026, acknowledging that the Iran war is contributing to inflation.

Daniel Fellner has been sworn in as the new Governor of Carinthia, Austria, emphasizing his commitment to working hard on solutions and fostering cohesion.

Bangladesh's Health Minister announced the reallocation of Tk 604 crore and the securing of 2.19 crore vaccine doses to effectively tackle a measles outbreak.

The 'Korruptionsfreier Gemeinderatsklub' (KFG) in Graz, formed in the wake of the FPÖ financial scandal, announced a 'double leadership' and Susanne Winter as a candidate for the upcoming Graz election on June 28.

A reader expresses the opinion that constructing 'Baana' in Arabianranta beach park is illogical, as it would encircle the beach and transform it from a recreational area into a transit route.

Mobile phone company One Albania has announced tariff increases effective May 1, 2026, leading to dissatisfaction and concerns among subscribers who state they may switch providers.

The Albanian Transparency Board has announced a decision to reduce the retail price of diesel fuel following its latest meeting.

A new measure banning social media for minors, set to come into force on January 1, 2027, is raising questions about its implementation. The article addresses what will and will not happen once the ban is active.

Metrorex, the Bucharest Metro operator, has announced a special train schedule for the Easter 2026 holidays. From April 10-13, 2026, metro trains will operate on all lines according to weekend schedules.

Ghanaian actor and director Fiifi Coleman is planning a remake of the classic film 'I Told You So', scheduled for release in March 2027 to coincide with Ghana's 70th independence anniversary.

China's foreign ministry announced that Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed to explore a comprehensive peace solution and committed not to take actions that could escalate or complicate the situation.

A school in Roodt/Syr, Luxembourg, has been vandalized, marking the second such incident in the village within days and causing significant material damage.

Lithuanian meteorologists have announced that the first months of this year were marked by significant weather anomalies.

Schiffe sollen wieder die Straße von Hormus passieren dürfen. Nun ist die große Frage: Wie schnell entspannen sich die globalen Lieferketten?

American Ocean Minerals and Odyssey Marine have announced plans to merge in a deal valued at $1 billion, combining their operations in the marine sector.

A woman shares her struggle with tanning addiction, admitting she cries after using solariums but feels unable to stop, despite awareness of skin cancer risks.

Channel 4 has decided to scrap an episode of 'Celebrity Great British Bake Off' featuring Scott Mills, following news that Mills was questioned over 'serious sexual offences' against a boy under 16 and subsequently sacked by the BBC.

A man was fined after illegally entering the enclosure of Moo Deng, a viral hippo, at a Thai zoo, prompting the zoo director to announce increased security measures.

Young & Co’s Brewery has announced a £30 million agreement to purchase Cubitt House, an eight-strong collection of gastropubs and pubs with rooms.

Nedim Sladić, a well-known meteorologist in Bosnia and Herzegovina, has announced that colder weather is expected in the coming days.

On the 32nd anniversary of journalist Radislava Dada Vujasinović's death, representatives of the Independent Journalists' Association of Serbia (NUNS) laid flowers and lit candles, stating that the case remains without truth, justice, or accountability.

London-based investment firm CapVest Partners LLP announced the completion of its acquisition of a majority stake in STADA Arzneimittel AG. STADA is a German pharmaceutical company specializing in consumer health and generic products.

PlayStation is exploring technology that would allow users to be scanned directly into video games, with a program called 'The Playerbase' already available to users in Norway.

Beasley Broadcast Group announced its latest financial results, reporting a GAAP EPS of -$105.40 on revenues of $53.1 million.

Shopping malls, craft shops, and other stores in Belgrade will be closed on Easter, and parking will be free throughout the city for the holiday.

The e-EFKA board has announced the final payment dates for May pensions in Greece, set for April 24th and 27th.

Rapper Cardi B announced that thieves used her credit card to make $60,000 worth of purchases, primarily for designer clothes, warning the culprits that they would face jail time.

A 250-meter-long crevice in a mountain in Val d’Anniviers, Switzerland, is rapidly expanding following heavy rainfall, raising concerns about potential rockfalls, river blockages, and flooding in Chippis.

The Philippine Department of Trade and Industry announced an extension of the price freeze on basic necessities and prime commodities until April 30, preventing manufacturers from hiking prices.

The Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Cyprus (ICPAC) celebrated its 65th anniversary, highlighting its contributions to the accounting profession and the country's economic development.

Fruit growers in Serbia's Toplica district are prohibited from using chemical plant protection products harmful to bees during the current fruit blooming season, adhering to existing legal regulations.

Lidl Hellas, in strategic partnership with Schwarz IT, proudly announces the 10th anniversary of its Competence Center WaWi in Greece, highlighting the country's central role in Lidl's global technological strategy.

Bosnian Energy Minister Vedran Lakić announced plans for the continued development of BH-Gas, including the construction of northern and western gas interconnections, during a parliamentary session discussing amendments to the Southern Gas Interconnection Law.

A new attempt to launch a rocket from Andøya, Norway, is scheduled for Thursday, with police planning to issue travel bans in designated danger zones.

Zsuzsanna Szelényi, a former Fidesz presidium member who left the party in 1994, told The Economist that Hungary must seize the opportunity to remove Viktor Orbán from power.

House Speaker Faustino “Bojie” Dy III announced that a joint congressional committee in the Philippines will implement fast and concrete measures to address the surging fuel prices and rising living costs caused by the ongoing oil shock.

For now, only indispensable out-of-the-province trips that cannot reasonably be postponed or conducted remotely will be allowed

Grab's CEO announced that the company plans to utilize its operational scale and artificial intelligence technologies to mitigate the impact of increasing fuel costs on its business.

The dance number 'Jab Talak' from the upcoming film 'Cocktail 2', featuring Shahid Kapoor, Kriti Sanon, and Rashmika Mandanna, has been released and is noted for its resemblance to 'Tum Hi Ho Bandhu'.

Following an investigation into allegations, the ORF has terminated the employment of its former Director-General, Roland Weißmann. A compliance report on the accusations had previously been submitted.

Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias announced that every brigade will be equipped to produce and repair drones, following visits to military facilities in Evros and Xanthi.

The Austrian public broadcaster ORF has terminated former Director General Weißmann's contract due to the 'appearance of inappropriate behavior,' though a compliance investigation did not confirm 'sexual harassment in the legal sense'.

Carbios, a French green chemistry company, has announced adjustments to the launch plans for its Longlaville facility.

The Romanian Lottery has announced that there will be no lottery draws on Thursday, April 9, and Sunday, April 12, during Holy Week, with special Easter draws scheduled for Saturday instead.

Montenegro's Tax Administration announced that the deadline for submitting annual personal income tax returns for 2025 is May 30. This extension aims to ensure stable and smooth functioning of electronic submission services.

Model Rosie Huntington-Whiteley has launched a new swimwear collection in collaboration with the brand ViX Paula Hermanny.

Shake Shack is launching a new Hawaii-inspired collaboration with Butcher’s Block, available from April 16.

When candidates can no longer rise from obscurity to fame with money as they used to, the importance of their own communication channels and self-branding increases.

Iraq has announced the reopening of its airspace and all airports, which had been closed for several weeks.

The Kremlin has initiated a propaganda campaign in the temporarily occupied Donetsk region to mark the 12th anniversary of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic (DPR), aiming to obscure Russia's involvement in the 2014 events.

Romanian director Emanuel Pârvu is among the filmmakers chosen to present their projects at the Cannes Investors Circle.

A forum discussion on Der Standard invites the community to share tips and advice for planning and enjoying a vacation with a toddler.

Blue Finch Films has acquired worldwide sales rights for the Norwegian psychological horror film "You've Been Chosen," which is set to be presented at the Frontières Proof of Concept showcase during the upcoming Cannes Film Festival.

Micron Technology (MU) has announced a significant community investment initiative in Central New York.

Italian Deputy Premier and Transport Minister Matteo Salvini announced that the government has no plans to ration fuel, despite the economic repercussions stemming from the Iran war.

The Icelandic store Húrra is closing its doors, expressing gratitude to its customers for their support and loyalty over the years.

Ogun State in Nigeria has renamed a key highway after Tinubu, following an earlier announcement made during the commissioning of the Gateway International Airport.

The US government is reportedly wasting nearly $700 million annually on airline subsidies that were originally slated to expire in 1988.

Utanríkisráðherra Spánar segir „óásættanlegt” á Ísraelar hafi haldið árásum sínum á Líbanon áfram þrátt fyrir tveggja vikna vopnahlé Bandaríkjanna og Írans.

The Imaginarius Festival is set to premiere a show by Desvio Coletivo on May 23rd that addresses prejudice, which was previously banned in Brazil for being deemed an affront to modesty, despite artistic freedom of expression.