QUEZON CITY, Philippines — Rep. Brian Poe of the FPJ Panday Bayanihan Partylist called for immediate and structural interventions to support Filipino farmers and fisherfolk during a recent…

Kuwait has reportedly detained journalist Ahmed Shihab-Eldin, who was charged with spreading false information after making comments on images related to the Iran War, according to a watchdog organization.

Slobodan Nikolić has announced his departure from the group led by Vojislav Mihailović. This move marks a significant change within the political or organizational landscape they were part of.

An long-running insurance dispute in Bihar, India, regarding a death in either 1994 or 2013, has been resolved by the apex consumer body, resulting in a Rs 50 lakh payout.

The Cantonal Court in Bihać has provisionally sentenced Muharem Keškić to five years in prison for the attempted murder of another inmate, H.Š., whom he struck with a shovel while the victim was reading a book in the Luke Bihać Correctional Facility.

A new political dynamic is emerging in Bihar, marking a significant shift with the decline of Nitish Kumar's influence and the rise of Samrat Choudhary.

Etihad Town has completed and handed over the Etihad Business District in Sialkot in record time, while also announcing an expansion of its Executive Block.

Romania's Education Minister, Mihai Dimian, made an error during a statement in Iași, incorrectly stating that the passing grade for the Baccalaureate exam is a 5.

One of the most unusual stories in the automotive world features Lebanese businessman Jihad Mohammad, who allegedly defrauded Chinese automaker HiPhi, after previously being involved in attempts to save Saab.

Nitish Kumar has exited the political center stage in Bihar, India, marking the beginning of a new era dominated by the BJP in the state.

Two lucky winners from Mostar and Bihać each won 10,000 KM in lottery games, proving that loyalty to games of chance can pay off.

The detention of prize-winning international journalist Ahmed Shihab-Eldin in Kuwait, following his reporting on a friendly fire incident during the US conflict with Iran, has sparked questions about a potential crackdown on freedom of speech in the country.

Bulgaria's interim Health Minister, Mihail Okoliyski, has expressed support for the Bulgarian Medical Association's demand for a 25% increase in prices for all medical activities. However, he reiterated that the update to clinical pathways can only happen with a new budget.

A subsidiary of Holcim (formerly Lafarge) has been convicted in France for financing terrorism, having paid €5.6 million to jihadist groups to maintain operations in Northern Syria during the civil war. This marks the first time France has convicted a company for such an offense.

A recent survey in Bihar, India, has revealed that 8,940 water bodies have disappeared, highlighting a significant environmental concern in the region.

Iconic singer Rihanna was photographed making a surprise cameo at a private birthday party for a friend in New York City.

The Indian state of Bihar is facing a substantial financial debt, estimated between Rs 3.5-4 lakh crore, which its next chief minister will inherit.

The BJP is anticipated to declare its candidate for the Chief Minister post in Bihar on Tuesday, marking a significant milestone as the party aims to secure its first Chief Minister in the state.

Global media headlines are discussing the impending 'super' El Niño, which experts clarify is a colloquial term for a strong El Niño, a significant global climate phenomenon.

This article emphasizes the critical importance of collecting all published materials for nearly 220 years. It argues that without such comprehensive archives, it is impossible to truly understand a society's past and present.

As Nitish Kumar prepares to resign as Bihar Chief Minister, the BJP has appointed Shivraj Singh Chouhan as an observer to elect the new leader of its Bihar legislature party, with Samrat Choudhary reportedly a frontrunner for the chief minister post.

As many as 163 minor boys, allegedly being trafficked from Bihar to Maharashtra to work as labourers, were rescued from an express train in Madhya Pradesh's Katni district by railway police.

Bihar is anticipated to get a new Chief Minister on April 15, following reports that Nitish Kumar may resign after a cabinet meeting on April 14.

Suspense continues regarding the selection of Bihar's next Chief Minister following Nitish Kumar's move to the Rajya Sabha. Posters in Patna advocating for Nishant Kumar as a potential successor have fueled political discussions, even as JD(U) leaders maintain Nitish Kumar's leadership.

The wealthiest people on the planet prioritize unique experiences over the purchase of luxury goods

An essay by journalist Jani Kaaro suggests that babies contribute to making the world a better place, reminding readers of their inherent charm.

A 110-year-old song, 'Pō Atarau', by Māori composer Erima Maewa Kaihau, has been featured in a Hollywood blockbuster, though her name had become detached from the song over time.

Ireland is experiencing a significant fuel crisis, with approximately one-third of its petrol stations reporting depleted supplies. Police are now escorting oil tanker convoys, and several highways remain affected.

New Bihar CM on Apr 14? Nitish Kumar's resignation date set

A heartfelt open letter has been published, addressed to His Majesty King Norodom Sihamoni of Cambodia.

This headline is already in English, but it contains Marathi terms like 'Sena (UBT)' and 'Mahayuti' which refer to political factions in Maharashtra, India. The phrase 'Corporate jihad' is also used metaphorically. The core message is an accusation of double standards and selective religious nationalism by a political alliance.

Indian authorities, through an operation dubbed 'Bharatpol,' successfully tracked down a most wanted hitman from the Bhuppi Rana gang, leading to his apprehension from Bangkok to Tihar.

Cambodia's 72-year-old King Norodom Sihamoni has announced he has prostate cancer and is continuing to receive treatment for the condition in China.

A project named 'Slovenija, zadihaj' (Slovenia, breathe) seeks to raise awareness about the importance of indoor air quality in Slovenia, which is currently underestimated, and to encourage decision-makers to take action.

Following Nitish Kumar’s exit, discussions have emerged regarding the future of 'Sushasan' (good governance) in Bihar, suggesting a need to move beyond top-down approaches.

Three Frenchmen, who were taken to Syria as children by their jihadist parents and forced to work for the Islamic State group, are now jailed in Iraq and seeking repatriation to France, according to their lawyer.

Three young French individuals, who were taken to Syria as children by their jihadist parents and claim to have been forcibly enrolled in ISIS, are now taking legal action for war crimes. They are among 5,700 detainees recently transferred from Syria to Iraq.

A major tram stoppage occurred at the intersection of Savska cesta and Dražen Petrović Square in Zagreb's Trešnjevka district, causing chaos and prompting a statement from the ZET public transport company.

Nigeria is experiencing another wave of brutal violence, with bandits killing 12 people and abducting 43 others, concluding a tragic week where at least 90 civilians died. The country is grappling with dual security conflicts, including fighting jihadists in the northeast.

The University of Vaasa in Finland has opened a gaming hall where students can meet major regional companies, leading to job opportunities through informal encounters.

A 42-year-old man was beheaded in a market in Bihar, India, reportedly due to a dispute over an affair. The alleged perpetrator was subsequently lynched by an angry mob.

Rihanna's 6-month-old daughter, Rocky Aira, made her first public appearance dressed in vintage Dior during an outing with her famous mother on the streets of Paris.

The Philippine Senate is preparing to file a Bayanihan 3 bill as a contingency measure should the Middle East conflict worsen, despite a reported ceasefire.

A market dispute in Araria, Bihar, escalated into violence, resulting in one man being killed and the accused subsequently lynched by a crowd.

Dr. Miha Japelj, recognized for his scientific achievements and contributions to higher education development in Novo Mesto, has passed away. He was awarded the title of honorary citizen of Novo Mesto for his efforts.

A man beheaded a driver in a Bihar market and subsequently died after being thrashed by locals, with images of the incident circulating widely on social media.

The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has set a December 2026 deadline for the completion of the Sahibganj-Manihari Ganga bridge, which will connect Jharkhand and Bihar.

Two Tunisian nationals were arrested in Sicily on suspicion of advocating terrorism, according to judicial sources. The Palermo anti-mafia investigative directorate ordered the arrests, accusing the men of inciting jihad.

Conflict between rival jihadist groups based in the Sahel region has escalated, with fighting now extending into neighboring Niger, raising concerns about regional stability.

The author's play 'Sve je do nas' by Emir Hadžihafizbegović is scheduled for a performance tonight at the Royal Theatre Zetski dom in Cetinje.

Investor Chamath Palihapitiya has described Bitcoin as a "very visible and obvious honeypot," raising concerns about its vulnerability as the threat of quantum computing looms.

Američka mornarica u prijedlogu budžeta Pentagona za fiskalnu 2027. godinu traži tri milijarde dolara za nadoknadu zaliha Tomahawk projektila iscrpljenih tokom rata s Iranom te planira značajno…

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis defended a new state law that allows officials to designate terrorist organizations and block public funds allegedly tied to 'jihad,' stating it puts the state 'ahead of the curve.'

Nitish Kumar is scheduled to take his oath as a Rajya Sabha member on Friday and may resign from his post as Bihar Chief Minister on April 14.

A World Inequality Lab study indicates that the top 10% of rural households in India own 44% of the land, with Bihar and Punjab having the highest share of villages where a single landlord owns over half the land.

A survey asks children about their favorite playground equipment found in schoolyards, parks, and residential areas, ranging from swings to climbing frames.

Districts in Uttar Pradesh bordering the dry state of Bihar are experiencing a significant increase in excise revenue, attributed to cross-border purchases and smuggling of alcohol.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed a bill allowing the state to declare terrorist organizations and impose penalties on universities that support them, stating the law protects Floridians.

The European Commission has cautioned member states against accumulating excessive debt as a result of the energy crisis. The warning specifically addresses interventions in petrol and diesel prices, advising that such measures should be limited.

Singer, actress, and comedian Nuška Drašček has been announced as the third judge for the 11th season of 'Slovenija ima talent,' emphasizing the importance of charisma on stage.

Finland's price board has rejected a pharmaceutical company's application for basic reimbursement of the obesity drug Wegovy, meaning patients will continue to bear the full cost.

Ukraine has sought clarification from Israel after a Russian "shadow fleet" ship docked in Haifa, expressing concern that it might be importing grain from occupied Ukrainian territories. Kyiv emphasized that such imports are unacceptable.

A Russian ship carrying agricultural products allegedly stolen from Ukraine has docked in Israel's Haifa port, prompting Ukraine's Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha to raise concerns with his Israeli counterpart.

YSR Congress leader Pudi Srihari, a close aide of YS Jagan, has been detained for alleged inflammatory social media posts targeting Chandrababu Naidu.

The 'Mérlegen' podcast explores the history of pinball in Hungary, detailing how the iconic game arrived before Coca-Cola but nearly died out, as recounted by Flippermúzeum founder Balázs Pálfi.

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha has detailed the outcomes of intergovernmental consultations held with Germany in Berlin on April 14.

The Islamic State and Al-Qaeda affiliate JNIM have engaged in direct clashes for the first time within Niger, marking an expansion of their conflict beyond the traditional tri-border area with Mali and Burkina Faso. The confrontation signals a new phase in the rivalry between the two jihadist groups in West Africa.

French cement company Lafarge has been convicted of paying protection money to Islamic State terrorists. Its former CEO, Bruno Lafont, was sentenced to six years in prison for his involvement.

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation's (BMC) decision to trim 46,000 trees in Mumbai during ongoing heatwaves has sparked significant public backlash.

Kossuth Prize-winning actor János Gálvölgyi used a football analogy to send a message to Orbán, stating that the recent election was a "revolution of peace."

At least four Palestinians were killed in Israeli airstrikes on the Gaza Strip, as mediators met with Hamas officials to discuss the second phase of a US-brokered ceasefire.

Senator Loren Legarda has filed Senate Bill No. 2020, known as the "Bayanihan 3: Power to the People Act," an emergency bill proposing immediate relief for Filipinos and a temporary crisis-specific revenue package.

Finnish ice hockey talents Aatos Koivu, Aron Kiviharju, and Petteri Rimpinen have commenced their conscript service as part of an athlete group at the Sports School in Santahamina.

A Paris court has ruled that the former CEO of Lafarge, the world's largest cement maker, paid terrorist groups in Syria to continue operations, leading to his imprisonment.

Following Nitish Kumar’s resignation, Tejashwi Yadav has claimed that the Bihar government will now be 'run from Gujarat'.

A French cement company, a subsidiary of Holcim, is accused of paying approximately €4.7 million to jihadist groups to keep its factory in Jabaliya operational.

The magnificent unsigned painting "Triumph of Bacchus" remained unnoticed, ignored, and attributed to the wrong author for centuries, but now its female author, Mihae, has been recognized.

Etihad Airways has announced a significant expansion of its China network, introducing five new routes and adding 28 weekly flights to the region.

Outgoing Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has scheduled what is expected to be his final cabinet meeting for April 14. The meeting comes amidst discussions about who will succeed him as the next Chief Minister of Bihar.

An Andhra Pradesh tech professional, Singireddy Sai Sriharikrishna, tragically died in an accident at a California waterfall while on a trip with friends. His family is awaiting the repatriation of his body.

India's BJP party has appointed Union minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan as the central observer for the election of its legislative party leader in Bihar.

BIHAMK announced a ban on the transport of explosive materials in Bosnia and Herzegovina until midnight. This measure affects traffic on major roads, with restrictions for vehicles over 3.5 tons.

A two-day event named 'Taiyukan 2026' aimed at promoting Taiwan tourism has opened at Akiba Square near JR Akihabara Station in Tokyo.

A cat named Kallisto in Finland was found to have been shot four times, revealing a disturbing case of animal cruelty and sparking discussion about the treatment of cats in the country.

A head-on collision between a speeding bus and a van on National Highway-31 in Bihar's Katihar district has resulted in 13 fatalities and 22 injuries.

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has informed the Bombay High Court that it requires the entire 27,000 square meters of land for the proposed Worli Sewage Treatment Plant.

A massive highway pile-up in Bihar, India, resulted in 13 fatalities and 30 injuries. The incident has led to tragic consequences for families, with one family preparing for four funerals just a day after a wedding.

A man was killed in a serious traffic accident last night in Ripač, near Bihać, Bosnia and Herzegovina, when his truck veered off the road and into the Una river.

A canteen guard has been arrested in Bihar for the murder and sexual assault of a five-year-old student at a Jehanabad school, with the principal also facing implication in the case.

A workplace scandal at a BPO in Nashik, India, has escalated into a communal flashpoint, sparking a controversial debate dubbed 'Corporate jihad'.

King Norodom Sihamoni of Cambodia, 72, has announced he is suffering from prostate cancer and will receive treatment at a hospital in Beijing. The news is seen as a blow to the stability of the monarchy.

A minister in Malaysia has advised that any differing views regarding women's participation in jihad should be referred to religious authorities for clarification. This statement was made in Sepang on April 11.

Slovenija potrebuje nov razvojni model. Prihajajoča kriza zahteva drugačno gospodarsko politiko.

Police in Bihar, India, have arrested a man for threatening Prime Minister Modi's security. Authorities also recovered fake identity documents from his premises, which were reportedly used for cybercrime activities.

A woman in Switzerland has been fined 1080 Swiss francs for animal cruelty after her two cats were found living in a heavily trashed and neglected apartment without adequate food or water.

The European Union's Entry-Exit System (EES) is now fully implemented, introducing enhanced and continuous controls at all entry and exit points of EU and Schengen countries.

A report from Hungary's Viharsarok region details complaints from young people about closed restaurants, cafes, and entertainment venues, as well as a lack of job opportunities, leading to emigration concerns.

Police are seeking information after a man disappeared from a parking garage at Helsinki-Vantaa Airport on Thursday.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated Nitish Kumar on taking his oath as a member of the Rajya Sabha, praising his contributions to Bihar's development.

A bill to establish a "National Intelligence Agency" to strengthen the government's intelligence functions has entered substantive deliberations in the House of Representatives Committee on Internal Affairs. Chief Cabinet Secretary Kihara acknowledged concerns about privacy infringement, etc., and expressed his intention to strengthen political involvement and dispel risks and concerns.

A Nigerian general and several soldiers were killed in a jihadist attack on a military camp in northeast Nigeria, according to local authorities and intelligence sources.

Jihadists in northeast Nigeria launched an assault on a military base in Borno, resulting in the deaths of a brigadier general and 17 soldiers. This marks the second killing of a high-ranking officer in five months.

An opinion piece argues that the fundamental difference in how Iran views the conflict (as jihad) versus the West (as geopolitics) is dangerous, exposing deeper failures in Western strategy and understanding.

Jihadists in northeast Nigeria launched an assault on a military base, killing 18 troops, including a senior brigadier general, marking the second killing of a high-ranking officer in five months.

Dr. Miha Japelj, recognized for his scientific achievements and contributions to higher education development in Novo mesto, has passed away, having been awarded the title of honorary citizen for his work.

Bulgaria's interim Health Minister, Mihail Okoliyski, has emphasized the urgent need for not only reform but also rapid actions to improve conditions for psychiatric patients. He stressed the necessity of addressing long-term care issues.

JD(U) leader Nitish Kumar is set to take oath as a Rajya Sabha member, with a power transition in Bihar expected to follow after the inauspicious period of 'Khadmas' ends.

Syria has reopened its airspace, with Damascus International Airport resuming flights, including its first route to Istanbul’s Sabiha Gökçen Airport.

Benin's Finance Minister Romuald Wadagni is seeking the presidency in an upcoming election, transitioning from a technocrat role to a head of state candidate amidst concerns over jihadist attacks in the north.

The Mayor of Iasi, Mihai Chirica, announced that over 46 thousand liters of drinking water were collected as part of a support campaign for the municipalities of Bălți and Soroca, affected by pollution...

The French parliamentary commission of inquiry into public audiovisual media has concluded, marked by several heated moments and strong statements. The commission's work, which began in late November, included a new hearing with France Télévisions CEO Delphine Ernotte.

Za povratak normalnih zaliha kerozina avio-sektora i smanjenje cena ugljovodonika biće potrebno nekoliko meseci, čak i ako se Ormuski moreuz trajno p

The plot of the TV series 'Daleki grad' (Distant City) focuses on the evolving and increasingly intense relationship between Alja and Džihan, whose formal decision to divorce paradoxically strengthens their bond amidst dangerous conflicts.

Delhi Police have arrested a 25-year-old vegetable seller from Bihar for allegedly molesting an 11-year-old girl in the Nihal Vihar area of Delhi.

Nihad Canović, Mayor of Plav, announced the appointment of Šarkinović, a non-partisan figure, as Vice-President of the Municipality, serving without compensation.

While 800 accounts linked to a Fidesz Facebook troll farm were removed, hundreds of new ones have emerged, now even amplifying Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's posts, indicating an escalating situation with political disinformation.

The Bombay High Court has reprimanded the government and the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) for their handling of illegal hawking activities in Goregaon.

Samrat Choudhary's political journey within the BJP has culminated in a significant role in Bihar, fulfilling his 'muretha' vow following Nitish Kumar's exit, marking a non-conventional path to leadership.

Mihail Paciu, Vice-Chairman of the Orhei district in Moldova, has been detained on suspicion of kidnapping and assault, prompting the Party of Socialists (PSRM) to accuse the ruling PAS party of political pressure.

Cherry blossoms are in full bloom at the Chiune Sugihara Sakura Park in Vilnius, attracting visitors to witness the capital's vibrant display.

The Finnish Ministry of Interior has prepared guidelines concerning drone sightings.

Nigerian customs authorities have confiscated 24 endangered crowned cranes that were being trafficked in the northern part of the country, with jihadists suspected of involvement.

Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Kihara stated that Self-Defense Forces members singing the national anthem at a Liberal Democratic Party convention does not violate the SDF law restricting political activities. However, he acknowledged that it could lead to political misunderstanding and should be reflected upon.

Samrat Choudhary is set to take his oath as the first Chief Minister from the BJP in Bihar, marking a historic moment for the state.

Rihanna is slated to receive the Edison Achievement Award for 'Reshaping the World Through Innovation' at a ceremony in Fort Myers, Florida, which she will accept virtually on April 16.

Discussions are ongoing regarding the uncertain future of Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS), particularly concerning its arrangement with MOL. Experts suggest that the uncertainty surrounding the company's fate is likely to continue.

A French cement company has been convicted for paying millions of dollars in protection money to Syrian jihadist groups, including ISIS and the al-Nusra Front. The company was found guilty of financing terrorism.

A weekly wrap-up from Palestine highlights ongoing Gaza strikes, fears of escalating violence, and statements from Ben-Gvir as Al-Aqsa opens, including the death of nine-year-old Ritaj Rihan.

Ukraine's Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha held a phone call with EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas to discuss progress on critical decisions for Kyiv, including the release of a €90 billion loan.

Obesity medications are being used by some normal-weight individuals, like 57-year-old Elina, to lose a few kilograms or suppress appetite, despite not being intended for such use. An internist warns of the risks associated with this casual use.

Indian chess prodigy Nihal Sarin has shown a surge in form, reaching a career-high rating of 2723, winning the Menorca Masters, and defeating world champions, despite an earlier incident with an online opponent.

Long queues of vehicles were reported at the Gradiška border crossing in Bosnia and Herzegovina following the full implementation of the EES system, causing uncertain crossing times for truck drivers.

The announcement for Bihar's Chief Minister is expected tomorrow, with Union minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan appointed to oversee the election of the BJP legislative party leader.

The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) has published the complete timetable for the Compartment and Special Matric Exam 2026. Students are advised to check the released schedule for their examination dates.

The article reflects on the significance of collecting and preserving published materials for nearly 220 years, emphasizing its crucial role in understanding society's past and present identity.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. called on Filipinos to practice “bayanihan” and responsible behavior as the country faces energy and price shocks. He also warned against fuel hoarders, attributing the crisis to the ongoing war in the Middle East.

Rose Cohen has gained significant attention on TikTok due to her striking resemblance to pop superstar Rihanna, prompting discussions about her identity.

Bihar's political landscape is intensifying as Chief Minister Nitish Kumar prepares to resign for a Rajya Sabha seat. A power struggle is emerging between the JD(U) and BJP over the nomination of the new Chief Minister, with JD(U) workers advocating for Nitish's son, Nishant.

Montenegrin actor Mima Karadžić was seen in Rome celebrating his birthday in the company of Arijana Mihajlović, the widow of the late footballer Siniša Mihajlović. Photos and videos of their relaxed evening together attracted public attention.

Mumbai's Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) is considering hiring a "Gen Z intern army" to help manage roads, garbage, and transport within the city.

Sari Baldauf has been replaced by Timo Ihamuotila as Nokia's board chairman. In an interview, they reflect on the company's challenging past and discuss strategies to transform Nokia into a thriving growth company once again.

Five people sustained injuries in a collision involving two passenger cars and a truck near Nowy Dwór Mazowiecki, Poland.

A devastating road accident in Bihar's Katihar district has resulted in the deaths of at least 10 people and left 25 injured. The collision involved a bus and a pickup van on NH-31 near Gerabari.

A truck veered off the road and plunged into the Una River in Bihać last night, resulting in the death of the driver.

The Bihar government has implemented new rules governing its employees' use of social media, warning of strict disciplinary action for any violations.

Mumbai's Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has significantly reduced its desilting target by 40%, from 12.03 lakh metric tons to 8.47 lakh metric tons.

The 2024 Lucia maiden in Finland was subjected to thousands of racist messages on social media, leading to the first charges being brought in connection with the hate campaign.

Tofu on monipuolinen proteiinivalmiste, jota voi käsitellä eri tavoin. Pakastamalla, raastamalla tai vatkaamalla siihen saa uudenlaisen rakenteen.

A canteen guard has been arrested in connection with the rape and murder of a minor student at a hostel in Bihar. The accused reportedly claims he committed the act to defame the institution.

A Trinamool Congress worker from West Bengal claims his name was removed from his state's electoral roll and inexplicably added to Bihar's voter list, a discrepancy discovered by booth-level agent Krishnendu Mukherjee.

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) is exploring the possibility of live telecasting its general body proceedings to enhance transparency and accountability.

A new documentary series examines how neighbor disputes can start small and escalate into nightmarish situations, as observed by journalist Jussi Lehmusvesi.

Filipino migrant workers in the United Arab Emirates are receiving assistance from their compatriots after many lost their jobs amidst an ongoing crisis in the Middle East.

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation allocated Rs 58.5 crore to 15 corporators.

An opinion piece asserts that Iran's 'jihad of knowledge' was not for its people, detailing how the Islamic Republic weaponized science, weakened its universities, and left citizens to bear the consequences.

A Nigerian brigadier general was killed in a terrorist attack on a military base in Borno state, marking the second high-ranking officer killed in five months.

A new study indicates that women have historically eaten less meat than men over the past 10,000 years, with meat being considered a luxury in pre-industrial European societies.

Four new Kendriya Vidyalayas (central schools) are scheduled to open in Jammu and Kashmir, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, and Uttarakhand for the 2026-27 academic session.

Actors Tanja Kochovska and Toni Mihajlovski from the Macedonian National Theatre have received awards at two different festivals. Toni Mihajlovski was named best actor at the 30th "Actor's Festivities – Milivoje Živanović" festival in Požarevac.

A multi-vehicle accident involving four vehicles, including a large truck, occurred on the Tomeihan Expressway in Yokkaichi, Mie Prefecture, injuring two people and causing ongoing road closures.

Police officers in Slovenia provided crucial assistance in the urgent transport of a baby experiencing severe respiratory distress to the hospital during rush hour, ensuring a happy outcome.

Officials from Sarajevo Canton, Elvedin Okerić and Nihad Uk, held a reception for the newly appointed Palestinian Ambassador to Bosnia and Herzegovina, Sylvia Abu Laban, where discussions focused on the situation in Gaza.

A book by Turpeinen delves into the meaning of species extinction and questions whether humanity's understanding of its destructive actions is sufficient to change its behavior towards the environment.

Etihad Airways has introduced new seasonal flights to Dhaka, Bangladesh, aiming to strengthen air connectivity and foster stronger ties between the UAE and Bangladesh.

A white and black polka-dot blouse and skirt combination from Zara has captivated fashion enthusiasts on Instagram and is rapidly selling out, marking it as a major spring trend.

A five-year-old boy was found stabbed to death in his school in Bihar, with his family alleging sexual assault. Doctors have confirmed that the child was sexually assaulted and repeatedly stabbed with sharp objects.

Ukrajinská diplomacia vyzdvihuje úspech amerického tlaku na Blízkom východe a žiada podobne rázny postup aj voči Kremľu.

Migrant workers are reportedly returning to their homes in Bihar from various cities due to the unaffordable cost of cooking gas (LPG). Families are disembarking at Patna Junction, citing exorbitant prices as the reason for their forced return.

A Bosnian article discusses a 'silent epidemic' affecting adults and emphasizes the importance of trusting medical professionals over conspiracy theorists, aligning with the World Health Day slogan.

RIHANNA was seen in the popular ballet flat style.