President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. and First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos shared photos of a dinner date in Paranaque City, a week before their 33rd wedding anniversary.

The Malacañang Press Corps (MPC) has strongly denied allegations that its members received money to conceal the true state of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s health. The MPC affirmed its commitment to accurate reporting.

Amnesty International has reported that at least 1,100 people were abducted in northern Nigeria within a four-month period, highlighting worsening insecurity and authorities' failure to protect lives.

Με το Πάσχα να λειτουργεί ως η μεγάλη «πύλη εισόδου» για το εφετινό καλοκαίρι, οι ισχυροί παίκτες του Αιγαίου ανεβάζουν ταχύτητα.

A recent poll conducted between late March and early April indicates that the ANO movement would decisively win elections to the Chamber of Deputies with 34% of the votes. The Mayors and Independents (STAN) would follow with 15.5%, closely trailed by ODS at 15%.

Organic dairy cows in Denmark are being released to pasture, but the overall number of grazing dairy cows has seen a significant decline over recent decades, reflecting a broader trend in the agricultural sector.

A driver sustained minor injuries after crashing their car into a gas station on the Tuzla-Sarajevo highway in Stupari early this morning.

Taco Bell hosted its annual Golden Bell awards in Hawaii, recognizing its top-performing general managers and utilizing their success as a key driver for company growth.

A police dog in Brazil successfully located 48 tons of marijuana, requiring dozens of officers and four trucks to transport the massive haul.

Indonesia's President has approached Russian President Vladimir Putin to discuss potential oil deliveries.

This article explores what makes successful companies thrive, referencing Apple's 50th anniversary and the iPod team, alongside discussions on topics like Fiat vs. Rimac and the application of AI in tomato cultivation.

This recipe provides instructions for making tzatziki with a velvety texture and perfect flavor, highlighting its versatility as an ideal accompaniment for both roasted dishes and potatoes, making it a staple for any festive table.

Veteran Indian singer Asha Bhosle, a global icon with a 70-year career and recognized by Guinness World Records, has passed away at the age of 92, with her funeral scheduled for Monday.

Beneath a carefully constructed facade lies something else entirely - sensitivity, doubts, and the need for protection.

An editorial argues that despite current difficulties, increasing defence spending is necessary and that a long-delayed defence investment strategy must define clear objectives and credible funding mechanisms. The piece emphasizes the importance of a well-defined approach to national security.

Temperatures are falling across the Iberian Peninsula as a new weather front arrives, placing 13 communities in Spain on alert for heavy rain, strong winds, and snow.

China has offered ten measures to Taiwan, including exploring a regular communication mechanism between the KMT and China's Communist Party, following a visit by Taiwan's opposition leader.

Professor Kalin Yanakiev, a lecturer at Sofia University, argued in a podcast that 'the temple should never become a closed fortress that guards itself from all around'.

Police stopped a 30-year-old drunk driver whose car was operating on a bare rim. The individual's driver's license was confiscated.

The debate over wage indexation has reignited in Luxembourg as a new index step is anticipated by summer 2026, with opinions divided on its impact on purchasing power, competitiveness, and the risk of stagflation.

A 9-year-old child in France was reportedly held captive in a van by his father for nearly 1.5 years, with the father claiming he was protecting the child from his partner.

The Israeli prosecutor's office has accepted Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's request to cancel his testimony in this week's corruption trial, citing a 'lack of alternative'.

Police in Tilburg, Netherlands, are investigating multiple heavily damaged cars found scattered across a road, with their drivers missing.

A surge in prices at the pump due to the Iran war has pushed the inflation rate to 3.3%.

Residents of Donji Dobrić have been using a progressively deteriorating road to access their properties for over a year, with a landslide cutting off daily life in the village.

Saudi Arabia has introduced five new rail logistics routes designed to accelerate cargo movement, reduce transport costs, and connect Gulf ports with key economic hubs, aiming to enhance supply chain efficiency and ease highway congestion.

Following his presentation of Hecuba in Zurich, Christos Passalis returns to Athens with a new theatrical production, 'RADIO 1: The Saddest Day of My Life', transforming the stage into a live broadcast space.

The iconic Renault 5, known for its modern design and affordability since the late seventies, has been revived as a bold successor, described as a retro attraction.

Leaders in Tamil Nadu, including Udhayanidhi Stalin and Chief Minister M K Stalin, are actively campaigning for the upcoming Assembly elections, with Udhayanidhi launching his campaign in Mannargudi.

Milatović delivered an Easter message, urging people to see each other as brothers and to build a future based on justice, ethics, and understanding.

Germany's public debt climbed to 2.66 trillion euros last year, reflecting the government's decision to boost spending on infrastructure, military, and climate change initiatives. Data from Destatis shows a rise in federal and local government debt.

A new experimental nasal vaccine is being developed to target tuberculosis, specifically focusing on the bacteria's resilient defense mechanisms that allow it to survive treatment.

Students in Serbia are increasingly working through youth cooperatives not for pocket money, but out of necessity due to rising living costs, rent, and daily expenses. This trend highlights the economic pressures faced by students in the country.

A statue of Swami Vivekananda, sculpted by Indian artist Naresh Kumar Kumawat, has been unveiled at Westlake Square in downtown Seattle, connecting Chicago 1893 to Seattle 2026.

An article outlines five effective Pilates exercises that can be performed at home to help individuals lose stubborn weight and improve overall fitness.

A German column offers a lighthearted review of the week's news, touching on diverse topics such as 'Nutella in space,' iPhone developments, and the opening of Terminal 3.

Motovun, a charming and lesser-known village nestled high on a hill in Croatia's Istrian peninsula, is highlighted for its picturesque views. The article describes the expansive vineyards, forests, and the Mirna River visible from its ancient walls.

The Mumbai Civic Body is launching an initiative to test innovative solutions to urban challenges, leveraging the fresh perspectives and technological literacy of the younger generation.

Many drivers are unaware of a significant €3,000 fine for smoking inside a car under specific circumstances, which is considered a serious offense.

The body of a deceased man was found on the bank of the Nemunas River in the Šilutė district of Lithuania on Saturday, with authorities investigating the details of the incident.

The Norwegian trade union Handel og Kontor plans to report Felleskjøpet to the police if the chain continues to open its stores on Sundays, while Felleskjøpet maintains its actions are legal and customer-driven.

French police have rescued a 9-year-old boy who was allegedly held captive in a van by his father for over a year. The rescue was prompted by a neighbor who heard noises coming from the vehicle.

A memorial service took place in Mashiki Town, Kumamoto Prefecture, for the over 270 victims of the Kumamoto earthquakes, as the 10th anniversary of the devastating event approaches.

Last autumn, the police searched the former club premises of United Brotherhood in Joensuu. The visit raised suspicions that the banned organization is still alive.

Agents of the ATESH partisan movement have reportedly destroyed a diesel locomotive near the Likhovskaya railway station in Russia's Rostov region, a critical transit point for military cargo destined for the Zaporizhzhia front.

Despite its ability to predict weather, Ireland is failing to convert vast amounts of data into clear, localized flood warnings, leaving communities vulnerable as flood risks continue to grow.

A weekly wrap-up of Cyprus business news highlights the Bank of Cyprus's initiative to support the hotel industry and reward customers amidst regional challenges.

A 37-year-old Ferrari F40 with less than 1,800 kilometers driven is highlighted for its pristine condition and potential value of up to 1.5 billion Hungarian Forints.

JP Morgan has issued a warning to investors about Tesla, maintaining an 'Underweight' rating and a $145 price target, citing concerns over weak Q1 deliveries, record inventory of unsold cars, and fierce competition, particularly from China's BYD.

A police operation dubbed 'Operasjon Vinterrose' (Operation Winter Rose) in Oslo resulted in 14 individuals being charged, with a newspaper reporter gaining exclusive access to the action leaders.

Justin and Jen Wisdom, an American couple, sold their home and moved onto a catamaran with their four sons, seeking a change from their daily routine.

An opinion piece explores the ongoing relevance and implications of Kanye West's "cancellation," raising questions, particularly given his mental health diagnoses.

An opinion piece by Graça Castanheira discusses Francisco Rodrigues dos Santos's approach to viewing the world, suggesting that a fearless perspective leads to an inevitable path guided by evidence rather than ideology.

The organization of major running events like the Paris Marathon, which is set to host a record 60,000 runners, has transformed into a highly profitable business for organizers, municipalities, and partner brands.

In an interview, 27-year-old Finn Evans shared his perspective on the challenges artists face when their creative mindset shifts towards financial considerations, suggesting it can compromise artistic integrity.

Government negotiations are ongoing in Denmark, with the Conservative and Venstre parties invited to participate in talks at the Prime Minister's Office.

New scientific research suggests that passive screen time, such as watching TV or browsing on a smartphone without engaging the mind, may increase the risk of dementia. Researchers are identifying ways to mitigate this risk.

Farmers in Alaminos City, Philippines, are benefiting from small man-made ponds, known as small farm reservoirs (SFRs), which were originally built to collect rainwater and are now significantly improving rural livelihoods.

Hong Kong Disneyland Resort and the Li Ka Shing Foundation provided free tickets to thousands of domestic workers as a gesture of thanks, with many arriving early for the event.

A measure to institutionalize a national protection system in response to crises has been filed in the Philippine House of Representatives by Speaker Faustino G. Dy III and Majority Leader Ferdinand Alexander “Sandro” A. Marcos.

Global market optimism has led to a rollback in oil and diesel prices, with Filipino jeepney drivers expecting significant relief at the pump.

Mandy Horvath, 32, survived a train accident that resulted in the loss of both her legs. She has since fought her way back and now masters extreme ascents without prosthetics.

On the bright days of Christ's Resurrection – Easter, Macedonian politician Mickoski extended sincere congratulations for health, peace, and well-being in every home, emphasizing Easter as a symbol of hope and renewal.

A pedestrian was seriously injured in a traffic accident in southern Luxembourg on Saturday evening after being hit by a car. The driver involved tested positive for alcohol.

A severe windstorm has caused extensive damage in the Gushegu constituency of Ghana, destroying over 250 houses and displacing nearly 2,000 residents. Schools in the affected communities have also sustained significant damage.

The Eurovision Song Contest, one of the world's largest entertainment events, is celebrating its 70th anniversary this year, reflecting on its evolution in music and politics.

The Swedish Coast Guard suspects a Panamanian-flagged vessel, which arrived from Russia, of committing an environmental crime.

A 16-year-old Norwegian who was on the run after a shooting incident in Oslo has been apprehended in Malmö, Sweden.

The market for fractional specialists, particularly in strategic and operational management roles like marketing director, is reportedly doubling every two years. This model allows companies to hire experienced professionals on a part-time or project basis, offering flexibility and specialized expertise.

We want to strike out the provision allowing for the instrumental extension of the tax statute of limitations. However, we will not make life easier for criminals in the slightest – assures Jarosław Neneman, Deputy Minister of Finance.

Homa Bay County in Kenya is implementing a new fingerling donation program to revive pond-based fish farming, aiming to enhance food security through small-scale aquaculture.

An article highlights how automotive engineers, particularly Citroen, developed advanced solutions based on physics and mechanics before the advent of digital systems, showcasing the Citroen SM's ability to drive on three wheels.

The head of the Norwegian Refugee Council stated that China and India should increase foreign aid and warned that potential plans by NATO nations to boost military spending to five percent of GDP would be a 'major strategic mistake.'

Ivanka Trump, daughter of former US President Donald Trump, has recently arrived in Vlorë, Albania, drawing attention with her visit to the southern part of the country. Sources indicate she spent the previous evening at government villas in the coastal area.

A new play titled "Valmieras puikas" (Valmiera Boys) at the Valmiera Theatre in Latvia is discussed, focusing on its exploration of human diversity rather than revolution.

The Telangana State Board of Intermediate Education has released the IPE March 2026 results, showing that girls have outperformed boys in both first and second-year exams.

Negotiations between the US and Iran in Pakistan concluded without an agreement, with the US Vice President stating Iran rejected their terms, which Iran deemed "unreasonable" and "excessive." Dutch media also reported that Iran found the US's "last and best" proposal to contain "excessive demands."

The Board of Intermediate Education Andhra Pradesh (BIEAP) is set to declare the results for the Inter 1st and 2nd year examinations on its official website.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney (likely a typo for Justin Trudeau or a past PM) has unveiled a new defense strategy aimed at reducing military dependence on the United States, focusing on strengthening domestic industry and diversifying global partnerships.

A child's hand was bitten by a wolf at an enclosure in America while their parents were reportedly distracted by their phones. Police stated that the wolf instinctively reacted to the child reaching into its habitat.

An opinion piece argues for greater utilization of diverse natural environments in developing non-pharmacological treatments and rehabilitation methods, highlighting the health benefits of nature.

Two women in West Java, Indonesia, have been arrested for blasphemy after allegedly trampling on a Quran, an offense that could lead to up to five years in prison.

Two men successfully received kidney transplants in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, from a 68-year-old female donor who had been declared brain-dead. The Ministry of Health and the Executive Agency for Transplantation were involved in the procedure.

The Swiss People's Party (SVP) parliamentary group has intensively discussed the new EU treaty package over the weekend and continues to reject it, while also seeking a cantonal initiative for a majority of cantons.

Pécs, Hungary, celebrates the 120th anniversary of Victor Vasarely's birth with the reopening of his dedicated museum, which shines in new splendor after comprehensive renovations.

Istanbul, traditionally known for its history and heritage, is undergoing a significant transformation, asserting itself as a city with a vibrant and redefined creative and artistic identity.

A car struck a woman and a child at a pedestrian crossing in the center of Chisinau, Moldova. Both victims were hospitalized, and the driver has been detained for 72 hours.

Lithuanian politician Sinkevičius denies claims that former Democratic Union 'For Lithuania' leader Saulius Skvernelis is discussing voting strategies with representatives of the Lithuanian Social Democratic Party (LSDP).

Nigerian politician Tambuwal has strongly criticized President Tinubu's government, cautioning against a 'dangerous drift' towards a one-party state. He expressed hope for the ADC to become a strong alternative in the next electoral cycle.

A new article discusses five straightforward habits that individuals can adopt to enhance their overall health and boost their energy levels in daily life.

A 23-year-old woman is receiving intensive care after her car overturned on the Limassol-Paphos motorway near Konia, Paphos, early Sunday morning.

A proposal to rename streets in Vilnius after notable individuals has sparked debate among politicians, with some criticizing it as excessive, while a historian emphasizes the importance of commemorating deserving figures.

Police in Malaysia have launched an extensive air and ground operation, including tightening border checks, to track Muhammad Hassan, a Pakistani detainee who escaped from Sungai Buloh Prison.

Latvia is offering over 200 educational programs through the Stars.gov.lv platform, providing numerous opportunities for lifelong learning to help individuals stay competitive in the rapidly changing job market.

The Portuguese Parliament is set to elect representatives to 19 external entities, including security bodies, with the Chega party gaining privileged access to security information for the first time.

Brazilian singer Mônica Salmaso is set to perform a renewed version of her "Alma Lírica Brasileira" project with her historic trio, featuring Teco Cardoso and Nelson Ayres, with upcoming dates in Lisbon and Espinho.

Italy is increasingly drawing in super-rich individuals and high-earners by offering attractive low-tax schemes. A growing number of wealthy people are responding to this incentive.

Brazilian singer-songwriter Anitta made her debut on 'Saturday Night Live,' performing her songs 'Choka Choka' and 'Várias Quejas' ahead of the release of her new album, 'Equilibrium'.

Malaysia's disaster management chief has advised the public to remain vigilant as the country enters an active monsoon transition, signaling a stormy week ahead.

A report shares various stories originating from a basement in Thessaloniki, hinting at local narratives or cultural insights.

An exhibition titled 'Maternité, sevrage des enfants, deuil périnatal…' delves into the daily lives of mothers and families from prehistory to the present day, utilizing advancements in archaeological techniques and discoveries.

A Norwegian article offers advice on the challenges of speaking up in the workplace and how to express dissent effectively without alienating colleagues.

A Delhi Police team successfully apprehended a digital fraud accused near the China border after a 500-kilometer chase, detailing the extensive operation to track down the suspect.

A woman was killed instantly after the car she was driving crashed into a tree at Lorong Lanang 61, Jalan Lanang in Sibu, Malaysia.

According to research from the Karolinska Institute, 'mentally active' sedentary behavior can reduce the risk of developing dementia. Sedentary lifestyle has been linked for years to serious consequences...

A new children's book titled 'Kumusta, Kaibigan?' is a collaboration between a Mindanao painter, a Palanca-winning author, and a literacy nonprofit, focusing on themes of grief, repair, and cultural narratives.

Pharmacologist Hubert Trübel states that while the longevity business, offering treatments like infusions and cryosaunas, is booming, many of its practices are ineffective. He suggests that truly crucial health measures are often surprisingly unspectacular.

Danish politician Lars Boje Mathiesen became visibly emotional, shedding tears twice, while discussing the ongoing turmoil within his party, Borgernes Parti. He expressed a desire for more positive relationships, feeling that some perceive him negatively.

The village of Poniklá in Krkonoše is joining the nationwide 'Ukliďme Česko' (Clean Up Czechia) initiative with a fun walk, a special lunch, and a competition for the most unusual piece of waste.

Recent work by skeptical researchers is challenging the scientific validity of the "blue zones" concept, which refers to areas where people live exceptionally long lives, highlighting the interplay between science and marketing.

Kazakhstan is undertaking a significant effort to reintroduce Turan tigers into the wild, with four Amur tigers expected to arrive from Russia this year as part of the conservation project.

Bastonário dos Farmacêuticos diz ser difícil avaliar o desempenho da Direcção Executiva do SNS, por não se perceber quais são as suas prioridades e o seu papel. Pacto para a saúde não o convence.

Details emerge about an unknown relationship Brad Pitt had with a pop star before he became famous, with his ex-girlfriend sharing her perspective today.

A new forum comprising doctors, researchers, and emergency personnel has been established to implement more prevention and improved treatment strategies to reduce drowning accidents.

Miss Universe Fatima Bosch has sparked controversy with her candid remarks about the beauty pageant, leading to public debate and a response from the competition's spokesperson.

Returning French hostages, including Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris, face trauma and administrative difficulties, prompting calls for the creation of a legal status for state hostages.

Philippine House of Representatives Majority Leader Sandro Marcos has called on banks and financial service providers to waive fees for customers, citing the ongoing Middle East conflict.

Poland's energy minister has established maximum fuel prices, which are effective from Saturday through Monday, impacting the cost of fuel for consumers.

Studies indicate that it is normal for children to react with rejection or fear when parents announce a new baby. This response is often linked to anxiety about the upcoming change.

The global oil market continues to experience price surges due to geopolitical tensions, impacting US consumers with higher fuel costs, while oil traders are now reacting to developments like Iran's truce, which is not yet reflected in stock markets.

Philippine National Police have ordered an intensive case build-up against a drug suspect after a police officer was killed during a buy-bust operation in Bacolod City.

CAUAYAN CITY, Isabela — Tricycle drivers and operators are bracing for reduced earnings as the city government moves to finalize an odd-even scheme, a proposal that has been met with lukewarm…

North Macedonia emphasizes youth support as an unstoppable priority, with a focus on self-employment and entrepreneurship initiatives that have successfully launched many new businesses for young people.

Patriarchal Locum Tenens Shio (Mujiri) of the Georgian Orthodox Church spoke about the late Patriarch Ilia II and addressed unity in the first Easter epistle after Ilia II’s death, delivered late on…

Current Miss Universe, Fátima Bosch, has sparked controversy by stating that she would not advise everyone to apply for a beauty pageant, questioning the universal appeal of such competitions.

Belgrade's emergency services received two calls for traffic accidents overnight but found no one at the scene. They also dealt with numerous intoxicated individuals.

The European Commission is introducing new regulations that will require drivers to renew their licenses more frequently, every 10 years for all drivers, at a higher cost.

NBC has reportedly established a contingency plan for "Today" show host Savannah Guthrie, outlining how the network would handle live on-air news breaks concerning her mother, Nancy Guthrie, suggesting an ongoing search or significant development in her case.

A man in Belgium has been given a three-month suspended prison sentence for hard drug possession, admitting to using drugs to stay awake from police and dealers.

Chinese scientists have announced a breakthrough in semiconductor technology, developing a wafer-scale 2D semiconductor growth method that is 1,000 times faster. This advancement is expected to pave the way for significant industry progress, driven by the demand for high-performance, low-power chips for AI and large-language models.

175 emaciated and tortured prisoners of war have returned to northern Ukraine, where thousands of relatives are still waiting for news of their missing loved ones.

Croatian television (HTV) is airing a documentary that delves into the daily lives of its viewers, including retirees and security guards, with a focus on the enduring phenomenon of its 'TV kalendar' program.

More than 100 Philippine container vessels are reportedly stuck in the Strait of Hormuz, leading to service diversions and network reassessments by shipping lines.

A U.S. representative, Vance, stated that no agreement was reached with Iran regarding nuclear weapons, emphasizing that Iran is unwilling to abandon them and that the U.S. made its red lines clear.

Reporters from Mediahuis Luxembourg are publishing an investigative article series titled 'Hospital Secrets,' which aims to expose weaknesses within the country's healthcare system.

A look back at Justin Bieber's evolving appearance over the years, specifically recalling his 2014 Fashion Rocks event performance where he appeared in his underwear.

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.

An article offers advice on how to manage diet and avoid excessive eating during the Easter holidays, which are often associated with rich meals and beloved flavors.

A 42-year-old Hong Kong bus driver died after collapsing while driving, causing his vehicle to mount a pavement. Police are investigating the incident.

Several people were injured, with at least two seriously hurt, in two separate car crashes that occurred Saturday evening in Nijmegen and Wekerom, Netherlands.

A prosecutor's decision has been made years after one of the largest mafia executions of the 1990s, where five gangsters were shot dead in the Gama restaurant in Warsaw's Wola district.

Consumers are still facing high prices for chocolate, including expensive Easter treats, even as cocoa prices have reportedly decreased. The article questions why the cost of chocolate has not followed the downward trend of its raw material.

Live coverage of all today's developments after a garda operation cleared O'Connell Street in Dublin of fuel protesters, with a Cabinet meeting also due later.

Croatia is expected to experience predominantly sunny weather today, with moderate to increased cloudiness in central and eastern regions during the first part of the day, indicating a brief change in conditions.

The Italian pet economy, primarily fueled by cat and dog food, has surpassed a market value of 3 billion euros, with a nearly 10% average growth rate between 2021 and 2024, expanding into new frontiers like veterinary assistance and services.

A FactCheck editor details how 'bad actors' on the internet quickly manipulated the narrative surrounding recent fuel protests, creating a version divorced from reality.

Michael Jackson's business empire continues to flourish, with upcoming projects like a biopic, despite ongoing controversies surrounding the late 'King of Pop'.

The article provides three recipes for egg salads that can be served for lunch, offering alternatives to the traditional Mimosa salad.

The 2026 Assembly polls are in progress across India, with Assam, Kerala, and Puducherry having already voted. Tamil Nadu and West Bengal are scheduled to vote later in April, with counting day set for May 4.

A woman's viral video explores the challenge of living in Bengaluru on a daily budget of Rs 500, sparking discussions about cost of living in the city.

Portuguese musician Tiago Bettencourt discusses his self-critical approach to music and life, touching on his background in architecture, his dislike for social media, and how his creative process involves selecting from errors.

A new major poll revealed that Cypriot voters have delivered a stinging rebuke to the country's political leadership, with most party heads receiving more negative than positive opinions.

An opinion piece discusses Ireland's modern drug policy, arguing that while it aims to save lives through harm reduction, society must also consider the consequences of drug-related violence and harm to others.

A column discusses Svetlana Alexievich's book, which vividly portrays the horrors and suffering children endured during wartime. The piece suggests that confronting such narratives, though difficult, is important.

Julie Rølle and Lasse Pontoppidan achieved homeownership in Copenhagen through five years of focused saving, visiting multiple banks, and making compromises. They did so without financial help from their parents.

Haitians are facing severe challenges, cutting back on already scarce food supplies and questioning their survival amidst rapidly rising fuel prices. The economic hardship continues to deepen in the country.

Dozens of volunteers, undeterred by cold weather and morning fog, participated in a cleanup effort along the Berounka River from Plzeň to Zvíkovec. They collected waste from the water and riverbanks, mostly by boat.

The Mayor of Central Corfu, Stefanos Poulimenos, chose not to give a statement to Start TV during a live broadcast on Easter night. The incident occurred as journalist Iro Lella was reporting live from the scene.

The release of the Epstein files has reportedly given new impetus to antisemitic conspiracy theories like QAnon, pushing them from niche channels into the digital mainstream.

A friend of the 27-year-old Nigerian man killed in a building collapse in Cyprus has described the 'appalling' living conditions at the property. She claims the landlord ignored repeated warnings about the structure’s safety.

Solveiga Kaļva has concluded her expedition around Riga, Latvia, which she began last autumn. The journey offered a fresh perspective on the familiar capital city, culminating in a series of walks and articles.

India's Prime Minister is seeking support for the implementation of the Women's Reservation Bill, which provides for one-third reservation for women in legislative bodies, before the 2029 elections.

Colman Domingo made his Saturday Night Live debut, earning praise for his natural stage presence and sketch comedy understanding despite the material.

American engineers have come up with a water purification process that can produce 50 liters of drinking water per day, combining various purification solutions.

Sunscreen protection is highlighted as a crucial, year-round investment for skin health, not just a seasonal habit. Experts note that it is often applied incorrectly, diminishing its effectiveness.

Mercedes-Benz Korea is changing its sales strategy, moving from a dealer-led pricing system to a centralized, transparent model. This aims to enhance customer experience in the competitive luxury car market.

The article describes 'čuvarkuća,' a unique Easter tradition in which one decorated egg is kept in the home as a guardian and is neither broken, given away, nor eaten.

A bride who ordered a $10,000 wedding dress shared her shock on TikTok over how the package was delivered, with her videos quickly going viral.

Boubacar Ould Messaoud, born to slaves, became a leading figure in the fight against slavery in his native Mauritania, enduring multiple arrests but never ceasing his activism.

Hotel expert Heidi Fuller-Love presents Time Out's top picks for all-inclusive resorts in Europe for 2026, catering to various budgets and preferences, including two Greek resorts.

A three-story residence in Papagou, Greece, featuring green balconies and a rooftop garden, garnered significant attention at the Open House event for its innovative approach to integrating nature into urban living.

The Criminal Police entered the Rectorate of the University of Belgrade, an incident described as a culmination of events related to the defense of university autonomy.

Police in Sepang, Malaysia, have detained a private university student in connection with the stabbing of a woman at an apartment, with the victim currently in intensive care.

The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) in the Philippines has suspended a transport network vehicle service driver and ordered an explanation for inappropriate social media content related to actress Xyriel Manabat.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has begun a visit to Asia, making a stop in Dushanbe, Tajikistan, on his way to South Korea, where he was received by the Tajik Deputy Prime Minister.

Former general Gal Hirsch is facing criticism for being chosen to light a torch on Independence Day, as he is currently on trial for tax offenses in the 'Defensive Shield' case.

Finance ministers and central bank governors from developing countries will launch a 'Borrowers' Platform' on April 15 in Washington to enhance their debt management capabilities during the IMF-World Bank Spring meetings.

Curators Alex Radu and Charles Moore have launched a new collective exhibition titled "Tensiuni în ritm" (Rhythmic Stress), which explores the connection between contemporary visual art and movement or dance.