The Artemis II, and the four astronauts aboard the Orion space capsule, splashed down into the Pacific Ocean off the coast of San Diego on Friday night, with all four astronauts in good health. Commander Reid Wiseman, pilot Victor Glover, and mission specialist Christina Koch of Nasa, and the Canadian Space Agency’s Jeremy Hansen, have just become the first humans to travel to the moon, and return to Earth safely, since the crew of Apollo 17 in December 1972
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Motorists in the Philippines are anticipating a significant fuel price reduction, with diesel prices expected to drop by approximately P20.89 per liter, marking one of the largest rollbacks in recent months.
The province of Capiz, Philippines, formally opened its Capiztahan 2026 festival with a scaled-down program due to rising fuel costs, emphasizing unity and resilience.
The Philippine Palace stated that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. remains focused on his work and is unaffected by “personal interest and ambition,” following the launch of the Reform Alliance for Good Governance, dubbed Duterte's 'Rage Coalition'.
The provincial government of Camarines Sur in the Philippines has launched a large-scale clean energy initiative to reduce household carbon emissions and address climate change by replacing traditional cookstoves.
Donald Trump launched a tirade against Pope Leo XIV on Truth Social, stating he does not want a Pope who criticizes the US President and accusing him of weakness in fighting crime and foreign policy.
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After weekend peace talks in Islamabad between negotiators from the US and Iran ended without a deal, US President Donald Trump ordered a full blockade on the Strait of Hormuz.
TACLOBAN CITY — A fire tore through a public high school in Palompon, Leyte, on Sunday morning, destroying classrooms and valuable learning equipment and disrupting school operations.
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has announced adjusted arrival times and session schedules for candidates taking the 2026 UTME examinations in Nigeria.
An opinion piece discusses the implications of Pakistan potentially sending troops to Saudi Arabia, suggesting it could impact the war against Iran and bring Saudi Arabia closer to a country with hostile positions toward Israel.
US President Donald Trump delivered an extraordinary broadside against Pope Leo XIV on Sunday, accusing the US-born pontiff of being "a very liberal person" and "terrible for foreign policy".
In Latvia, individuals with at least 30 years of work experience can opt for early retirement up to two years sooner. Experts from the State Social Insurance Agency explain that while this is an option, it results in a reduced pension.
Chinese radar images have reportedly confirmed U.S. military fears regarding disputed waters in the South China Sea, specifically near the Spratly Islands, where a Japanese-flagged oil tanker was observed.
The latest episodes of 'Star Wars: Maul - Shadow Lord' feature a major confrontation and the arrival of a key villain, with fans discovering numerous Easter eggs and deep-cut references.
A debate is ongoing in Sweden concerning the revocation of already granted permanent residence permits, with calls for the country to uphold previously made decisions.
Young model Loli Bahia is gaining significant attention on major runways and in the media, partly due to her relationship with Rosalía, establishing herself as a rising 'it girl'.
A look at new television series, featuring updates on 'Kommissar Rex,' 'Euphoria,' and 'Crooks,' alongside new shows starring Elle Fanning and Michelle Pfeiffer.
Miguel D'Almada, a well-known Sporting fan, has been convicted in Brazil for his involvement with an international neo-Nazi group, following his arrest in 2022.
In an opinion piece, Shakti Mohan discusses her decision to reject her mother's advice and opt for a life without marriage after experiencing infidelity, stating 'Boys are like this only'.
Concerns have intensified following reports of US influencer Ashlee Jenae's death in Tanzania, with her family raising questions about 'suspicious' circumstances surrounding her passing during a birthday trip with her fiancé.
A Montenegrin NGO, CGO, has criticized the Montenegrin Academy of Sciences and Arts (CANU) for maintaining cooperation with organizations close to regimes involved in the destruction of Ukraine, stating that declarative support for Ukraine is meaningless under such circumstances.
SOS Children's Villages marks its 40th anniversary in Hungary, with discussions highlighting the increasingly severe crisis in Hungarian child protection.
The Latvian National Museum of Nature is hosting a photo exhibition 'My Bird 2026' from April 11 to July 26, featuring over 100 images of wild birds found in Latvia. The photographs are complemented by exhibits from the museum's collection of galliform birds.
Irish Minister McEntee refused to confirm whether Minister O’Callaghan consulted her on a request for the Army to clear blockades, stating that government processes can be improved following the surprise announcement amid fuel protests.
Selina Brown, founder of the Black British Book Festival and a mother of three, has been declared a National Reading Hero by Queen Camilla for her dedication to books and reading.
This week in April brings intense astrological energy, particularly affecting three zodiac signs who may find themselves questioning their past decisions.
Malaysia's Prisons Department is investigating the authenticity and source of viral footage showing a detainee escaping from Sungai Buloh remand prison.
A multilevel parking facility constructed in Chandigarh's Sector 17 in 2016 for nearly Rs 50 crore remains significantly underutilized, raising concerns about public money going to waste.
Investors are showing long-term patience amidst geopolitical crises, including the conflict in Iran, which is influencing capital markets. Oil prices have surged following failed US-Iran negotiations.
Several leaders and mayors in the capital region of Iceland have expressed surprise and criticism regarding Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir's "play" at the start of her party's municipal election campaign, calling her promises irresponsible.
Red light therapy has emerged as a popular trend in the wellness industry, with social media influencers promoting various benefits from skin rejuvenation to improved sleep, prompting questions about its actual health efficacy versus hype.
A reader's opinion piece in Helsingin Sanomat questions the practice of paying child benefits to families who do not need financial support, arguing that tax euros should be used more effectively during difficult economic times.
Six months after President Trump's announced ceasefire in Gaza, restrictions on aid remain tight, failing to deliver the promised surge of humanitarian assistance.
Pop singer Britney Spears has voluntarily checked into a rehabilitation treatment facility, a decision confirmed by her representative. This follows her arrest on a DUI charge last month and reports of her struggling with personal issues.
The Thai army has reopened two strategic border points, Ta Kwai ancient temple and Hill 350, to public access during the Songkran festival, areas fiercely contested in last year's border war with Cambodia.
A discussion is ongoing regarding the necessity of gender quotas, with some arguing that free competition and elections can achieve equal representation in politics, suggesting similar mechanisms could work in business.
A military spokesperson stated that Russian forces in certain front sectors are primarily replenishing personnel losses rather than increasing troop numbers, and heavy equipment use is limited due to modern warfare conditions.
Ratings for the British version of Saturday Night Live stabilized for its fourth episode, attracting 120,000 viewers before the show takes a week-long hiatus.
Vice president saw 21 hours of peace talks with Tehran end without agreement and then Viktor Orban driven from power in Budapest, days after receiving his personal endorsement
A survey indicates that the debate over Ghana's proposed LGBTQ+ bill could be a decisive factor in the 2028 general elections, with a majority of voters stating the government's delay in signing the bill will impact their vote.
Russia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has sent a protest note to Estonia, claiming that algae growing on gravestones in Estonia constitutes an act of vandalism.
The Croatian Red Cross is organizing lifeguard courses in eight cities across Croatia from April to June, with applications now open for those interested in becoming water rescuers.
Maxim Galkin's daughter has reportedly grown up to be a true copy of Alla Pugacheva, as the famous showman, who recently visited Lithuania, organized a vacation for his children in New York.
Croatian Railways (HŽ) has announced a tender for the renovation of the neglected Daruvar-Pčelić railway line. This marks the beginning of efforts to restore the railway infrastructure in the region.
Hawkers in Singapore are increasing prices by up to S$1 as the conflict in the Middle East drives up energy and ingredient costs. Industry players are calling for more government support, including rental and utility rebates, to alleviate mounting cost pressures.
Police in Malaysia have successfully dismantled international drug trafficking syndicates operating around Kuala Lumpur International Airport, seizing 82kg of drugs valued at RM5.45 million.
Political tensions between Washington and Tehran are casting doubt on Iran’s spot at the FIFA World Cup, also exposing divisions among Iranians living in the United States.
Jungheinrich presented its vision for the warehouse of the future at LogiMAT 2026, focusing on adaptive intralogistics solutions. The showcase highlighted interconnected technologies, intelligent automation, and tailored solutions for various industries, from compact forklifts to autonomous robots.
Replimune shares extended their losses, plummeting 56% after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) rejected its melanoma drug, RP1. This decision led to a significant market reaction for the biotechnology company.
ADSE's preliminary financial results for fiscal year 2025 show a drop in net revenue to €31.6 million. However, the company reported a significant surge in service revenue, increasing by 84%.
Australia has announced the appointment of Lieutenant General Susan Coyle as its first female army chief, marking a historic reshuffle of the country's defense force leadership.
Montenegrin authorities have launched criminal proceedings against Ljuba Milović, Petar Lazović, Milan Vujotić, and several others as part of the ongoing 'General' investigation.
President Trump is reportedly considering resuming limited military attacks on Iran while not ruling out diplomacy, with discussions also focusing on a potential naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz to cut off Iranian revenue. The UK has stated it will not join Trump's proposed blockade of Iran's ports.
Cotabato City in the Philippines is projected to experience a dangerous heat index of 42 degrees Celsius on April 13, according to the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa).
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. announced the removal of excise tax on liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) and kerosene in the Philippines. The announcement was made during a press conference in Malacanang.
Batangas Representative Leandro Legarda Leviste has called on Executive Secretary Ralph Recto to cease blocking congressional efforts to cut or suspend value-added tax (VAT) on fuel and other essential goods. The proposed cuts aim to alleviate the financial burden on consumers.
Lawmakers in the Philippines have criticized the Department of Finance (DOF) for not considering the inclusion of existing fuel supply stocks in the proposed suspension of excise taxes.
The Department of Agriculture in the Philippines may require an additional P40 billion in funding if the country's oil crisis continues, according to DA Secretary Francisco Tiu Laurel Jr.
Vice President Sara Duterte has formally requested the Supreme Court to intervene and stop the impeachment proceedings initiated against her. This move seeks to challenge the legal basis of the impeachment efforts.
The Philippine Department of Economy, Planning, and Development announced the release of P125.2 billion in response to the effects of the Middle East crisis.
A small group of elderly Holocaust survivors, including ten from Israel despite ongoing rocket fire, participated in the March of the Living to stand against a surge of worldwide antisemitism.
Orani, Bataan Mayor Jon Arizapa has issued an executive order canceling the town’s annual foundation day celebration. Funds originally allotted for the festivities will instead be used to provide subsidies to drivers.
Middle East expert Yoni Ben Menachem warns that behind Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s statements lies a structured plan to build a new Sunni axis that could replace Iran’s regional role.
Pope Leo XIV has commenced his first-ever papal visit to Africa, landing in Algeria, a predominantly Muslim nation. The pontiff is expected to pay tribute to victims of Algeria's war of independence against France.
Global travel data management platform OAG announced plans to expand its offices in Lithuania, intending to hire more than 20 new employees this year. This move will strengthen the company's presence in the region.
A video of an American TikToker apologizing to European citizens for Donald Trump while walking the streets of Rome has gone viral, sparking widespread discussion online.
The family adventure film 'Čarobno drvo' (The Magic Tree) is set to bring magic and nostalgia to cinemas on April 16, offering a story of courage for all generations, synchronized in Croatian.
CrossBorder Films, a new London-based sales company led by Alla May, has launched ahead of this year's Cannes Market, focusing on the European film and television landscape.
The Czech Republic is forecast to experience mostly cloudy skies, low precipitation, and daytime temperatures generally below 20 degrees Celsius this week, with winds in some areas.
The Serbian "Ecological Uprising" movement has called for the immediate implementation of transparent vote counting and a centralized system for processing election results in Serbia, citing practices in Hungary as a model.
The CGO (Centre for Civic Education) stated that declarative support for Ukraine becomes meaningless if the Montenegrin Academy of Sciences and Arts (CANU) simultaneously cooperates with organizations close to regimes involved in its destruction.
An article reflects on Pope Leo XIV's clear and fragile voice, comparing his stance on peace and war to previous popes like John XXIII and John Paul II, highlighting his consistent message.
An analysis highlights the critical moment growing businesses in Africa face regarding infrastructure decisions, often recognizing the need only after incurring costs.
A man from Tokoroa, New Zealand, has been sentenced to prison for distributing 'illegal and harmful' content, following an investigation by the Department of Internal Affairs' Digital Child Exploitation team.
Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) and Investigative Committee have charged three Russian citizens for using Telegram channels to manipulate securities on the Moscow Exchange. The FSB stated it had disrupted their activities.
Global stock markets experienced strong growth for a second consecutive week after a truce agreement was reached between the US and Iran, alleviating investor fears of worst-case scenarios.
Dominykas Dirkstys revealed on the LNK lifestyle show 'Nuo... Iki...' that he has plans to propose to Oksana Pikul, though he did not specify an exact date.
A fact-check confirms that the Philippine Supreme Court has not issued any ruling convicting Romualdez over unprogrammed appropriations in the national budget, contrary to viral claims.
A book club in Kuldīga, Latvia, is highlighted for using books as a catalyst for broader cultural discussions, encompassing history, art, and human stories.
Campsites in the Ústí Region of the Czech Republic are preparing for the main tourist season, with many having undergone upgrades to cabins and facilities, leading to increased prices for visitors.
Kazakhstan is intensifying its efforts in rare earth manufacturing, responding to a global production surge that has nearly quadrupled over two decades, driven by demand for digital and clean energy technologies.
South Korea has initiated its annual surveillance program as disease-carrying "killer ticks" become active again, spreading an infectious illness that has claimed 422 lives in the country and currently has no approved treatment.
Democratic Congressman Eric Swalwell has announced his withdrawal from the California gubernatorial race following increasing pressure due to serious allegations of sexual misconduct.
Reports indicate that global geopolitical tensions, particularly concerning Iran, are impacting oil prices, threatening fuel price standardization in Malaysia, and causing supply chain instability for manufacturers like TOTO, while also influencing China's export momentum.
Capricorns are advised to use Monday for strategic planning and long-term goals, as their discipline and reliability will be valued, strengthening their career and relationships.
Six months after President Trump's ceasefire in Gaza, restrictions on aid remain tight, despite promises that the agreement would ease Israel's blockade and allow a surge of humanitarian assistance.
The anti-racism advisory center Zara recorded 1539 reports in 2025, indicating a slight decrease compared to the previous year, with incidents more frequently reported by affected individuals themselves.
Former U.S. President Trump reportedly criticized Pope Leo XIV's comments on the war in Iran and subsequently posted content comparing himself to Jesus Christ.
Two strategic border points between Thailand and Cambodia, previously contested in a border war, have been reopened to visitors for the Songkran festival.
Despite Antarctica's ice continuing to be lost to the sea, this loss is largely offset by increased amounts of snow. This phenomenon leads to a temporary growth in the continent's overall mass.
Kyiv experiences the arrival of spring after a harsh winter, bringing a unique feeling of lightness mixed with fear, reminiscent of seeing a sunrise after a night of bombardment.
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama's appointment of a chatbot as a virtual minister has drawn scrutiny after the chatbot's creators were accused of being part of a criminal organization that systematically manipulated tenders.
The Panevėžys district municipality announced temporary traffic restrictions and full road closures in parts of the Miežiškiai eldership. These measures are due to ongoing repair work on the Tekoriškis–Biliūnai–Girelės–Sutkūnai road.
Enrico Letta, former Italian prime minister and author of a key report on the Single Market, stated that the Middle East war poses a "big problem" for the European Union's competitiveness. He noted that many recommendations from his April 2024 report remain unimplemented.
The animated film "Super Mario Galaxy" has maintained its lead at the North American box office this week, becoming the most lucrative production of the year.
Ranveer Singh's film 'Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge' continues its strong box office run, having amassed over Rs 1,084 crore India net by its 26th day and is now chasing the Rs 1100 crore milestone.
Items like Crocs, capri pants, and Labubu pendants are increasingly becoming fashionable, prompting questions about why this "ugly chic" trend is gaining such widespread popularity.
Traffic has been suspended for expansion works at the depot serving Singapore's Sengkang-Punggol Light Rail Transit (LRT) lines. The project has entered its final stages and is on track for completion in 2027, according to the Land Transport Authority.
An escalating internal conflict within Malta's Labour Party sees ministers and MPs vying for seats in southern electoral districts ahead of the next general election.
Sensitive health data and other identifiable personal information belonging to children were inadvertently made visible on the municipality of Janakkala's website in Finland during preparations for its school network.
An easy and environmentally friendly method for cleaning darkened paving stones, stained by rust or salt after the cold season, is gaining popularity online, requiring only two kitchen products.
A criminal procedure has been initiated in Montenegro against several individuals, including Ljubo Milović, Mileta Ojdanić, and Petar Lazović, as part of an investigation.
Authorities in Zaanstad, Netherlands, are reportedly making unsuccessful attempts to dismantle a criminal organization operating a window cleaning empire.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. of the Philippines publicly challenged those spreading rumors about his health to exercise with him, aiming to debunk claims of his alleged deterioration.
Two state universities in Eastern Visayas, Philippines, have suspended the mandatory wearing of school uniforms to protect students and staff from soaring temperatures in the region.
The Philippine Senate has called on the Department of Energy to re-evaluate its policy of two onsite work days, citing the ongoing oil crisis as a reason for potential changes.
BAGUIO CITY — A 32-year-old miner from Itogon, Benguet, was arrested after an explosion injured 14 people near the sinkhole area along Magsaysay Avenue in this city at dawn on Monday.
Municipalities across Iloilo province in the Philippines have been placed under heat alert as heat index levels range from 33°C to 44°C, prompting authorities to issue renewed health warnings.
Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte has been dared by a party-list representative to personally address accusations made by her alleged aide Ramil Madriaga as the House of Representatives prepares for impeachment proceedings.
Transport groups in the Philippines, including Manibela and Bayan Negros, have announced a multi-day strike starting April 15 to protest rising fuel prices and the government's response.
Conservation teams have started the annual population count of the critically endangered tamaraw (Bubalus mindorensis) at Mt. Iglit-Baco Natural Park in Mindoro, Philippines, to monitor the species.
Tech billionaire Elon Musk’s tweet calling the Cybertruck an ‘APC’ caused a stir in Nigeria, with many mistaking it for the ruling political party.
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The '2Annas' international short film festival, a prominent platform for short films in the Northeast region, is celebrating its 30th anniversary and runs until April 16.
The German Embassy in Abuja, Nigeria, has announced a vacancy for a full-time administrative officer in its political department and is now accepting applications.
Peace negotiations between the United States and Iran collapsed over the weekend, leading to President Trump's order for a naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. This geopolitical development has caused oil prices to surge above $100 per barrel and led to declines in European stock markets.
Eggshells are often promoted as a natural and free fertilizer for plants, but a new report warns that not all plant species respond well to them, potentially causing adverse reactions.
Macedonian authorities report no prolonged delays for entry and exit from the country, advising drivers to adjust speed and respect traffic signals, especially in areas prone to landslides.
New records from artists like Thundercat, Gregory Hutchinson, and Marilyn Cripell/Anders Jormin celebrate themes of tranquility, resilience, and Miles Davis.
Unique Hair Clinic, the only award-winning hair transplantation clinic in Bosnia and Herzegovina, is celebrating its second anniversary with a special campaign.
The Croatian National Theatre in Zagreb has brought back 'Sleeping Beauty' after two decades, presenting a lavish three-hour performance of one of the most beautiful 'white ballets'.
The Jewish community in North Macedonia reported an attempted arson at its premises, condemning the act and appealing to authorities for a full investigation and to society to prevent hatred from prevailing.
Following the safe return of astronauts from a recent lunar flyby, NASA is already planning its next mission, Artemis III, for the coming year, with ambitious goals including a moon landing and the establishment of a lunar base.
Angolan political parties are anticipating a message of peace and hope from Pope Leo XIV during his visit to Angola from April 18 to 21, amidst concerns over social justice.
Renewable energy sources supplied 78.5% of Portugal's electricity consumption in the first quarter, with 571 non-consecutive hours where renewables fully covered national demand.
Lithuania's air defense capabilities are being bolstered with the delivery of new NASAMS air defense weaponry to the Lithuanian Armed Forces Air Defense Battalion. The equipment, including missile launchers, fire control centers, and radars, began arriving last week.
Mímir Kristjánsson, a politician from Norway's Red Party, announced his intention to donate money to a charitable cause after a legal case against him was dismissed.
Healthcare workers in Sarajevo Canton are dissatisfied with the government's offer during negotiations for amendments to their collective agreement and have announced protests, with a general strike also possible.
A man from Tokoroa, New Zealand, has been sentenced to prison for distributing illegal and harmful content, following an investigation by the Department of Internal Affairs' Digital Child Exploitation team.
Jacques Witt, a French press photographer who covered presidents from Mitterrand to Macron and captured iconic moments like the 1984 handshake between Helmut Kohl and his French counterpart, has passed away at the age of 68.
Global stock markets experienced strong growth for the second consecutive week after a truce agreement between the US and Iran eased investor fears. The S&P 500 index rose by 3.6%, nearly offsetting previous losses.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer stated in an interview that the UK will not be drawn into the war in Iran, regardless of external pressures, and considers the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz to be essential.
The article critiques the current state of Albanian politics, describing it as a survival mechanism for actors consumed by playing the same roles, lacking normal political debate and adhering to a "everything must change for everything to remain the same" motto.
Ethiopian Orthodox Christians in Athens celebrated Easter with their unique, vibrant, and deeply mystical rituals at their church on Bochali Street in Polygono.
A 13-year-old boy from Syros, Greece, who was bitten by a poisonous snake on Good Friday, is now out of danger and receiving treatment at a pediatric hospital in Athens. Local hospital announcements confirmed his stable condition.
The ongoing conflict in Iran and advancements in artificial intelligence are shaping capital markets, with investors reportedly becoming more patient and long-term oriented, showing less panic during geopolitical crises.
The European agency is conducting intensified tests on the Chinese C919 aircraft, which are part of the third phase of its certification process, to thoroughly evaluate the model's safety through additional required flights.
The Japanese central government has approved a survey of Minamitorishima to assess its suitability as a permanent disposal site for radioactive waste from the nation's nuclear power plants.
The Latvian "Progresīvie" party has announced that its leader and head of the Saeima faction, Andris Šuvajevs, will be their candidate for Prime Minister in the 15th Saeima elections.
Audronis Liuga, director of the Youth Theatre, plans to consult a lawyer regarding accusations of mobbing and unpaid overtime made by the theatre community to the Ministry of Culture.
Super Typhoon Sinlaku is rapidly strengthening and poses a significant threat to the Mariana Islands, bringing destructive winds, flooding risks, and dangerous seas to the western Pacific.
The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry announced that it no longer advises its citizens to avoid Hungary, stating that the Hungarian people's decision demonstrated a desire for a truly independent Hungary within a united and free Europe.
After Pope Leon XIV criticized the war in Iran, President Trump responded with a lengthy post, claiming the Pope would not be in the Vatican without him.
The Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) has urged the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Vranje to review the decision by the Basic Public Prosecutor's Office to dismiss a complaint against a local public utility director for an attack on a journalist.
Pope Leo is set to make history by beginning an 11-day tour across four African nations, with the aim of promoting Christian-Muslim coexistence amidst ongoing global conflicts.
Korean Air announced record quarterly revenue of 4.52 trillion won ($3.04 billion) for the first quarter, a 14 percent increase year-on-year. The airline also reported a 47 percent rise in operating profit but is bracing for potential headwinds from rising oil prices.
Keir Starmer, forsætisráðherra Bretlands, segir að Bretar muni ekki taka þátt í hafnarbanninu í Hormússundi sem Donald Trump Bandaríkjaforseti tilkynnti um í gær.
Paldo and HY are jointly launching a new global food brand named Arih, in collaboration with the K-pop group BTS. The brand name is derived from a Korean word meaning "lovely" or "beautiful," with 'h' representing harmony, happiness, and health.
A 46-year-old auto electrician from Zagreb ended up at a police station after a heated argument with his son, who stated he would find a job only if his father acknowledged him as a transgender person.
A scandal has erupted in Spain after a video showed a football club president reportedly chasing Muslim players with ham, sparking outrage among the public.
Artist Sudarsan Pattnaik paid tribute to legendary singer Asha Bhosle by creating a breathtaking veena sculpture, honoring her enduring voice and legacy.
Artist Petra Jovanovska is presenting her latest works, created using a combined technique of dry print and acrylic, in a solo exhibition at Suli An, showcasing compositions with refined minimalism and deep symbolism.
Japan Post announced it will resume accepting mail for the United States from the 14th of the month. The service had been suspended due to the impact of tariff measures imposed by the Trump administration, but procedures for a system change are now complete.
Rachel Zegler won the Olivier Award for Best Actress in a Musical for her performance in Jamie Lloyd’s production of 'Evita,' also praising the accessibility of its free balcony scene.
Independent investigations by Mediazona and BBC Russian have confirmed the identities of nearly 209,000 Russian soldiers killed in Ukraine, with over 35,000 wounded in March alone, marking a record monthly loss.
Oil prices rose above $100 per barrel after US-Iran peace talks failed, leading to a new fuel price spike in the Netherlands. The Dutch Cabinet is considering adjusting drivers' taxes to compensate.
Former first lady Kim Keon Hee has publicly denied any prior knowledge of former President Yoon Suk Yeol’s plan to declare martial law, making her first public comment on the issue.
UK Prime Minister Starmer has defended the mechanism to fast-track EU rules into UK law, stating it would help reduce business costs and bring down prices.
Dr. Enisa Kujundžić, a hygiene specialist, stated that boiled Easter eggs are safe to eat for up to seven days under proper conditions, and consuming a few eggs daily during Easter is generally not an issue.
