The novel follows three middle schoolers in Chicago and examines how they are affected when Theo’s idol, a soccer player, tweets an antisemitic comment.

The novel "The Testaments" officially reveals the fate of June Osborne following the conclusion of "The Handmaid's Tale," detailing what happened to her character.

European gas storage managers are calling for EU member states to begin filling their gas reserves as early as April and continue until November to ensure adequate levels for the upcoming winter.

Novelist Helen DeWitt has turned down the $175,000 Windham-Campbell prize, citing extensive promotional requirements as the reason she could not accept the prestigious literary award.

New shocking details have emerged in the November 2022 murder of 7-year-old Athena Strand in Texas, including DNA evidence found in unexpected places and the cynical confession of the FedEx driver, Tanner Horner, presented in court.

The co-stars of Scottish actress Lucy Halliday on the set of 'The Testaments' hope that the rage inspired by the show, based on Margaret Atwood's novel, will lead to societal change.

Noir expert Dave Zeltserman returns with a new crime novel that rejects the core tenets of the American Dream, focusing on the story of a consequential contract killing.

A cultural event in Kamëz, Albania, marked the promotion of Ahmet Prençi's new novel 'Ministri,' receiving praise from various figures and drawing a large crowd to the 'Angela Merkel' school hall.

British writer Julian Barnes has confirmed that his latest novel will be his last, stating he has no new ideas for fiction. He plans to continue writing as a journalist and critic.

A news analysis from Bosnia and Herzegovina discusses the country's political landscape, including blockades and elections, and explores whether new technologies can prevent vote theft.

Organizers of Iceland Airwaves have announced the initial lineup of artists for the 2026 festival, alongside three major concerts at Harpa Concert Hall. The festival, scheduled for November 5-7, has confirmed 28 acts from 12 countries.

An analysis suggests that British voters are currently drawn to confident leadership that appears to offer novel solutions to current challenges.

Five Yazidi sisters—Düzen, Tezcan, Tuğba, Tuna, and Tülin Tekkal—are human rights activists based in Hannover, Germany, who are globally engaged in their mission and have recently co-authored a book about their work.

METLEN announced a significant 25% increase in its revenue, reaching 7,107 million euros from 5,683 million euros in the previous year, reflecting strong growth momentum for the company.

A review assesses Thomas Knüwer's second novel, 'Verlorene Orte, verlorene Seelen,' following his acclaimed debut, offering a nuanced look at hidden realities.

A three-car collision near Ivachnová, Slovakia, resulted in five injuries and the closure of the road between Ružomberok and Liptovský Mikuláš, with firefighters needing to extricate one person.

Lithuanian writer Dovilė Štuikienė has released her second detective novel, 'Klasiokai,' featuring investigator Ina, who was introduced in her previous novel 'Antrininkė.' The article discusses her foray into the detective genre.

An opinion piece from Portugal emphasizes that individuals, careers, and companies must embrace novelty to avoid cognitive looping and ensure continuous growth, warning against the dangerous comfort of old habits.

The Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) has secured over US$2.3 million in international funding to support its research activities between November 2025 and March 2026.

China's Northwest University has launched an investigation into the daughter of a renowned novelist over allegations of plagiarism.

Indie pop-rock band Bleachers will embark on their largest pan-European headline tour to date in November and December 2026, coinciding with the release of their new track ‘The Van’.

A novel lawsuit, with whales as plaintiffs, has succeeded in the Gulf of California, asserting their right to a safe habitat against large vessels. The ruling is based on the principle of equal entitlement to a liveable environment.

Nearly half of the top 20 best-selling books in Iceland during the first quarter of the year were crime novels, according to a new report.

A Danish review discusses Ian McEwan's science fiction novel, focusing on a literary scholar's obsession with a sonnet sequence from 2014 and the author's modernist background.

Frank Davies, lawyer for former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta, clarified that his client has not been formally notified of any charges. Ofori-Atta and seven others were formally charged with 78 counts of corruption in November 2025.

A review of Daniel Faßbender's new surf-crime novel 'Heaven's Gate' explores the story of a private detective searching for a missing rich son amidst the cartel-ridden paradise of the Philippines.

The Iceland Airwaves festival has confirmed 28 artists from 12 countries and revealed three special events for its official program, taking place from November 5-7.

The 80th Avignon Festival is transforming into a 'great festival of questions,' featuring Korean as the guest language, Isabelle Huppert reinterpreting a Han Kang novel, and Brazilian artists like Lia Rodrigues and Wagner Moura.

A 2008 two-part spy thriller starring Val Kilmer, an adaptation of a graphic novel, is critically reviewed as one of his biggest career mistakes, failing to live up to its potential.

A review of Gwendoline Riley's latest novel, 'Palm House,' suggests it lacks the author's characteristic virtuosity, prompting a discussion of her literary style.

Netflix has unveiled the first trailer for "Remarkably Bright Creatures," an adaptation of the bestselling novel, featuring Sally Field and Lewis Pullman in lead roles.

The Greek National Organization for Medicines (EOF) has recalled a batch of ALMIRON PROFUTURA 1 infant formula after the company NUMIL HELLAS AE reported cereulide toxin levels exceeding the permitted limit. The affected batch is 111572333 with an expiration date of November 5, 2027.

The thriller novel "Hvíti dauði" (White Death) by Icelandic author Ragnar Jónasson has recently been released in Denmark and is receiving a very positive reception, including a five-heart (five-star) review.

This article reviews several crime novels, including Jérôme Leroy's work that blends politics and noir, and a Scandinavian-style novel by Jacob Weinreich and Lars Findsen.

Despite leading Republicans by five to six points in generic congressional polls, Senate Democrats' victory in the upcoming November elections is not guaranteed, according to recent analyses.

The trial for Haris Kočan, accused of the premeditated murder of Radovan Marković and attempted murder of two others on November 20, 2023, has been postponed in Montenegro.

Andy Mok, who lost his home in a devastating fire in Hong Kong last November, shares his thoughts on how to rebuild his life and cope with the loss.

The electronic service "eVrtić" for submitting applications to enroll children in preschool institutions is now available across all 17 preschools in Belgrade, according to the Office for Information Technologies and Electronic Administration.

Recent sales of Asian art through Christie's concluded with a turnover of 100 million euros, achieving unprecedented capital gains and global records. Experts from the auction house reported a packed saleroom in Hong Kong.

This week's featured book is 'Čuvar njene skrivnosti' (The Guardian of Her Secret) by French writer and director Jean-Baptiste Andrea. The novel is described as an epic fresco of 20th-century Italy.

Details for Spain's 2025-2026 income tax campaign have been released, covering key dates, new fiscal developments, deductions, and instructions on how to access and review tax drafts.

Quest Group announced strong financial results for 2025, reporting net cash of €107.6 million and a turnover reaching €1.47 billion, alongside a significant project backlog of €700 million in IT Services.

A Wall Street Journal article explores how children are encountering and reacting to landline telephones, experiencing both the novelties and frustrations associated with the older technology.

An actor known for their role in the Dexter franchise has been cast in a new ABC detective series, which premiered in March and is based on a 39-year-old crime novel.

Danish author Runa Lily Luth's novel 'Drømmepenge' features a protagonist who starts a business as a camgirl, delving into themes of mischief and pain.

Omni, a pet food company that secured a £75,000 investment on the UK's Dragons' Den, has reported an impressive £11 million turnover within a year.

Bella Hadid's beauty brand, Orebella, is expanding its product line with the introduction of three new scented body and hair mists.

David Zayas and Stephen Bishop have been cast in key recurring roles for ABC's drama series 'R.J. Decker', inspired by Carl Hiaasen's novel 'Double Whammy'.

A review highlights Polly Barton's debut novel, 'What Am I, A Deer?', describing it as a funny, moving, and skillfully crafted story about obsession, performance, and the fantasies driving people to action, particularly through the lens of karaoke.

The Serbian Republican Electoral Commission (RIK) has announced the procurement of new ballot boxes, UV lamps, and voter finger marking sprays. This move is seen by some as an attempt to create uncertainty among the opposition and signal the government's readiness for elections.

Latvian State Police have proposed charging a medic at a children's hospital in Riga following the death of a child last November. The death occurred after medications were reportedly mixed up.

The chairman of Bangladesh's National Board of Revenue (NBR) is reportedly facing pressure to raise the turnover tax rate to 2.5%.

Meryl Streep is set to star in the long-awaited television series adaptation of Jonathan Franzen’s novel “The Corrections,” a project that has been anticipated for 15 years.

Fashion house MM6 Margiela introduced new deconstructed "back-to-back" and "twist" jeans, featuring a design where the back replaces the front, at its first show in Shanghai.

Following a public consultation that received over 3,000 responses, a new proposal suggests that any new floors added during the renovation of Copenhagen's Palads building must not be gray.

The tragic death of Countess Wilhelmina of Valeč in a car accident in November 1945, while en route to Vienna, is recounted, shedding light on the circumstances of her demise.

Author Jay McInerney discusses the experience of his debut novel turning all his dreams into reality overnight, emphasizing the enjoyment of such success.

George Orwell's classic dystopian novel '1984' is experiencing a surge in popularity, leading to high demand and long waiting lists in many libraries as readers seek to understand current events through its themes.

A woman at a treatment home in Södermanland, Sweden, was subjected to 27 knife stabs by another resident last November in an attempted murder incident.

A report on Bulgaria's most dynamic machinery and equipment companies highlights an average turnover growth of 71% for the top 20 firms, with 75% being Bulgarian-owned and a trend towards higher added-value production.

The first volume of selected works by author Tomislav Osmanli has been published. It includes his novel 'The Twenty-First,' which won the 'Novel of the Year' award in 2010.

Singapore Airlines has become the first international carrier to sell tickets for Sydney's new A$5.3 billion (US$3.7 billion) Western Sydney International Airport, announcing a daily 24-hour service to Changi from November 23.

An article discusses Émile Zola's approach to social misery in his novel 'L'Assommoir' (Krogen), highlighting the poetic effect that emerges from his naturalistic depiction.

Bestselling author Freida McFadden, known for her suspenseful novels, has revealed her real name to be Sara Cohen, a surprise twist in her own career.

The new Maria Jotuni short story prize aims to highlight the best new Finnish-language short stories, with the winner receiving 25,000 euros.

Furniture retailers across America are struggling, with some going bankrupt and liquidating, as a record-low housing turnover reduces the number of customers furnishing new homes. The frozen housing market is significantly impacting the industry.

The Mayor of Podgorica announced the continuation of city center works, including the redevelopment of the Small Sports Stadium and further work on Slobode and Bokeška streets.

Albania's High Court has rejected the appeal of former Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku, upholding the ban on her leaving the country. Judge Ilir Panda ruled against returning Balluku's passport, which has been blocked since November 19, following accusations from SPAK (Special Anti-Corruption Structure).

Music technology company Udio has signed a new partnership deal with Kobalt, marking Udio's third such agreement with a music company since November 2025.

The author of the successful novel 'The Housemaid' has revealed her true identity after 23 years of secrecy, stating she is tired of speculation about her existence.

New fuel prices have been announced in Serbia, which will remain valid until Friday, April 17.

Andy Weir's popular 2021 novel "Project Hail Mary," which already has a film adaptation currently in cinemas, is now set to be developed into a video game.

Croatia's APN announced that a public call will be issued next week for individuals interested in affordable rental apartments. This follows a previous call in December for owners of vacant apartments to offer them for long-term rental programs.

Young Muslim women in northern Nigeria are publishing their erotic books in installments on WhatsApp, successfully outwitting zealous religious officials who previously burned romance novels.

A review of Thomas Knüwer's second novel, 'Lost Places, Lost Souls,' which follows his exceptional crime debut, offering a sober look at hidden realities.

The fourth season of the popular MGM+ science fiction horror series 'FROM' is set to premiere on Monday, April 20, on the HBO Max streaming platform.

Historian Tvrtko Jakovina and economic analyst Damir Novotny discussed the evolving relationship between the United States and Israel on a Croatian radio program.

CROATIA is among the favorites, but Sardinia records huge growth.

A Japanese study indicates that novelty plays a significant role in a cat's appetite, suggesting that picky eaters benefit from variety in their diet, even if it's just a new scent.

Premier Allan has put Members of Parliament on notice regarding an impending cabinet reshuffle, expected to take place before November.

Former INEM President Sérgio Janeiro attributed constraints during the October and November 2024 strikes to structural issues, while former government official Lacerda Sales denied the episode defines the institution, as a parliamentary inquiry examines the 12 deaths, three linked to delays, that occurred during the 2024 strikes.

Melina Matsoukas, known for "Queen & Slim" and collaborations with Beyoncé, is set to direct the film adaptation of Octavia E. Butler’s sci-fi novel "Parable of the Sower" for Warner Bros.

British novelist Gwendoline Riley, along with S Shakthidharan, Adam Ehrlich Sachs, and Kei Miller, has been awarded the prestigious $175,000 Windham-Campbell Prize for their literary contributions.

Nobel laureate Mario Vargas Llosa's last novel, a blend of encyclopedic articles and a music critic's story, has been released posthumously after his death in 2025.

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.

Eva Baltasar's novel 'Permagel' has been adapted for the stage, directed by Victoria Szpunberg and featuring Maria Rodríguez Soto in a multi-character performance at Espai Texas.

The MBIDA siblings sent a letter to Pope Leo XIV, offering a novel approach to promote peace, empathy, and sharing worldwide, ahead of his scheduled apostolic visit to Cameroon in 2026.

Croatian Minister of Transport Oleg Butković announced plans for the continued modernization of passenger railway transport, including the introduction of new trains.

The top 15 fastest-growing furniture and woodworking companies in Bulgaria reported an average revenue growth of 40.29% in 2024 compared to 2023. "French Fences" led the ranking with over a 410% increase in turnover.

The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs summoned the Japanese ambassador to protest a Japanese startup's investment in Ukrainian drone interception technology, stating that relations between the two countries have been reduced to zero.

Sanja Savić Milosavljević was awarded the 'Momo Kapor' literary prize for her novel 'Martin udio' at a ceremony held on April 8th at the City Assembly.

Jovana Marojević's novel 'Knjiga za djecu' has been published this April by Imprimatur, described as a powerful, disturbing, and stylistically rich work exploring themes of physicality, lust, wildness, and confinement.

The ninth episode of the TV series 'Vreme smrti' (Time of Death), based on Dobrica Ćosić's novel, will be broadcast tonight at 8 PM on TV Vijesti, depicting characters on the brink of strength and hope.

Magdalena Blažević's novel 'U kasno ljeto' has been shortlisted for the Dublin Literary Award, following its earlier shortlisting for the EBRD Literature Prize.

Radoslav Bimbalov's new novel, 'Zid' (Wall), set to be released on April 23, delves into the anatomy of societal division and questions how far society is willing to go in its fragmentation.

SkyShowtime has unveiled a first-look clip for 'The Trio,' a seductive Swedish original series adaptation of Johanna Hedman's bestselling novel, starring August Wittgenstein, Felix Sandman, Seth Manteus, and Rebecka Harper, with a premiere date also announced.

German companies active in the healthcare sector demonstrate a significant economic presence in Greece, generating a combined annual turnover of 1.7 billion euros across pharmaceuticals and medical technology.

Montenegro's Forest Management Administration will issue a public call for tree felling this year, as new changes to the law are debated and a new enterprise has not yet commenced operations.

The beloved 1950s British space hero Dan Dare is making a comeback in a new graphic novel, 76 years after his initial appearance in an iconic comic magazine.

The Department of Agriculture announced that Davao del Sur province in the Philippines has regained its bird flu-free status, following the resolution of an outbreak that occurred in November of last year.

Netflix has released a new Norwegian crime drama, 'Jo Nesbø’s Detective Hole,' based on the fifth Harry Hole novel, 'The Devil’s Star.' The series is being hailed as a redemption for fans disappointed by the 2017 big-screen adaptation.

The family of Craig Lewis-Williams, who requires lifelong specialist care after a one-punch attack in November 2021, fears that his £500,000 compensation fund could be depleted.

Barcelona is temporarily reopening the magical refuge from Ruiz Zafón's novel 'The Shadow of the Wind' at the Sant Pau modernist complex, allowing visitors to experience the 'cemetery of forgotten books'.

A sequel to 'The Devil Wears Prada' is confirmed to be released this year, with new details emerging about the follow-up to the 2003 film based on Lauren Weisberger’s novel.

Croatian company Orqa and Ukrainian General Cherry have signed an agreement to jointly develop and produce advanced interceptor drones for NATO member states.

A competitive race to replace Marjorie Taylor Greene is underway, offering insights into the Republican Party's prospects of holding the House in November. The outcome could indicate broader electoral trends.

The release window has been revealed for a new horror movie starring Emilia Clarke, which is based on a classic 1980s novella.

Employees and actors at the National Theatre in Belgrade are reportedly facing increasing blackmail, dismissals, and pressure, prompting the Singlus Union and a portion of the staff to speak out publicly.

This article commemorates the 75th anniversary of Jack Kerouac writing his iconic Beat Generation novel 'On the Road' in April 1951. It reflects on the circumstances of its creation and its lasting cultural impact.

Japanese manga artist Ito Ogure, known as Oh Great, is set to unveil his first graphic novel, 'Smoke,' at the Festival du Livre de Paris, marking a new chapter for the celebrated creator.

Croatian Prime Minister Ante Sanader announced that the government is preparing additional economic measures if necessary, and will continue efforts to reduce prices in response to the situation in the Middle East and the ongoing energy crisis.

Author Emma Straub revealed that her latest novel, 'American Fantasy', was inspired by a New Kids on the Block cruise, following her previous work 'This Time Tomorrow'.

This article reviews "Heiðmyrkur" by Guðmundur Ingi Markússon, the third and final book in his fantasy trilogy "Skuggabrúin," which was released late last year. The review discusses the different types of revenge explored in the novel.

Fans of Grand Theft Auto 6 are concerned about a potential third delay for the game's official launch, currently slated for November 2026, due to unforeseen setbacks.

Finnish author Kauko Röyhkä discusses his new self-published novel in an interview, reflecting on finding his place in the literary world.

A review praises "Upward Bound," an extraordinary debut novel by non-speaking autistic author Woody Brown, offering a vital insider's perspective on a dismal adult daycare center.

Hachette Book Group has removed the celebrated horror novel "Shy Girl" by Mia Ballard from sale, citing that 78 percent of its content was generated by artificial intelligence.

Slovenia's State Election Commission has rejected an objection filed by the SDS party, confirming the outcome of the recent elections. The commission noted that SDS failed to specify how many voters' rights were allegedly violated.

The final selection for the prestigious International Booker Prize prominently features themes of history, with a majority of the nominees being female authors and translators, and one debut novel written in just two months.

A wild animation, created by Balázs Gróf, has been released based on Tibor Bödőcs's novel, featuring strong allusions to Hungary's ruling Fidesz party (NER).

An article discusses the science fiction novel 'Project Hail Mary' and its theme of international collaboration in facing an existential threat.

The fifth season of the musical competition 'Mask Singer', hosted by Arturo Valls, is set to premiere this Wednesday, featuring new investigators Juan y Medio, Ruth Lorenzo, and Boris Izaguirre, along with more masks and dynamic changes.

Writer and pharmacist Fernando García Ballesteros talks about his historical thriller "La sangre," set in 1897 New Orleans during an epidemic that exposes a society grappling with racial segregation and the desire for change.

The body of 23-year-old Olivier E., who went missing in Warsaw last November, has been recovered from the Vistula River near Ciechocinek. DNA test results confirmed the identity of the deceased.

"Star Wars" voice actress Ashley Eckstein and her husband, former MLB player David Eckstein, are set to release a novel and a memoir, respectively, in September.

Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, one of Japan’s big three shipping firms, is among those caught up in the confusion as firms try to work out what impact the US-Iran two-week ceasefire is having.

Andy Weir's novel 'Project Hail Mary' has been re-released in a new deluxe edition, featuring intricate stenciled edges, updated cover art, and full-color illustrations, following its successful blockbuster adaptation.

The short novel 'Potonuće' (Sinking) is not just a story about migrants who drowned, but also about the protagonist's defense highlighting a much larger, global problem.

The International Theater Festival "5RE" concluded in Veles, with the play "Naličje" receiving the Grand Prix and other accolades.

French philosopher and novelist Pascal Bruckner spoke to Le Monde about his latest book, "De mère inconnue," which explores his complex and often painful relationship with his mother. He reflects on themes of personal growth and reconciliation.

Rapper Kae Tempest has written a new novel, 'Ein Leben lang gesucht,' which delves into the themes of trans identity, pain, and self-discovery, offering a message of courage.

A proposed regulation on incentives for managing special waste streams has encountered strong opposition from numerous relevant business associations in Serbia, citing a 'fundamental misunderstanding'.

Montenegro's Employment Agency has approved decisions aimed at improving employability and directly supporting over 500 unemployed individuals through new programs.

Ryo Asai's novel 'In the Megachurch' has been selected as this year's Honya Taisho, an award chosen by booksellers nationwide for the book they most want to sell.

The Mayor of Jagodina, Gordana Jovanović, and the City Council were dismissed during the 16th session of the Jagodina Assembly. New candidates are expected to be announced shortly before the next assembly session.

METLEN announced its financial results, showing an increase in turnover for 2025. However, operating profits (EBITDA) decreased by 30% to 753 million euros, and net profits fell by 49% year-on-year to 314 million euros.

Metlen Energy & Metals announced a projected 25% increase in its turnover to €7.107 billion in 2025, up from €5.683 billion in 2024, with EBITDA reaching €753 million.

BMW is introducing its new iX5 Hydrogen fuel cell vehicle, featuring a novel flat hydrogen tank. The car boasts a 5-minute full charge time and an impressive 750-kilometer range.

The Godó tennis tournament is set to feature a new night session, with a match scheduled for Thursday the 16th on the Rafa Nadal Central Court. This special evening session marks a significant novelty for the event.

Leaked documents obtained by Telex reveal details of Hungary's planned 200-person military mission to Chad, which was prepared by the Ministry of Defense last November but has since been put on hold. The plans included armored vehicles, helicopters, and a 14 billion forint camp.

Netflix's 8-part psychological thriller series, based on Harlan Coben's novel The Stranger, is being lauded as one of its best shows and a perfect weekend binge.

The Star highlights unique and interesting ways for residents to spend their Saturday in Johor.

Kylie Jenner offered a look inside the kitchen of her new villa in Hidden Hills, expressing her affection for the space.

A member of the Brazilian criminal organization PCC, known as "Hulk," attempted to prevent his extradition to Brazil, a request made by Brazilian authorities last November. However, the Supreme Court of Justice deemed his appeal unfounded.

John Lanchester's latest novel is described as a darkly funny portrayal of bitter London professionals.

A review discusses François Ozon's subtle update to Albert Camus’s classic novel 'The Stranger', examining its contemporary relevance and attitudes towards French colonialism.

The Frankfurt office real estate market has started 2026 poorly, with a significant decrease in rental turnover following record numbers in 2025.

Εντυπωσιακή αποδείχθηκε η σημερινή συνεδρίαση στο Χρηματιστήριο Αθηνών, καθώς οι αγοραστές κυρίαρχησαν σ’ όλο το ταμπλό, χαιρετίζοντας την επίτευξη εκεχειρίας στο μέτωπο της Μέσης…

Author Rufi Thorpe discussed the adaptation of her novel "Margo's Got Money Troubles" into an Apple TV series, revealing that OnlyFans creators requested a significant change, leading to the removal of the central love story.

During an inquiry into the deadly Tai Po blaze in November, a fire contractor testified that the firm notified the government about deactivating Wang Fuk Court's fire safety systems, despite never conducting actual inspections at the estate.

Mediaprint, the Austrian newspaper giant behind 'Krone' and 'Kurier', has returned to profitability, with newspaper sales and other revenues pushing turnover above the 400 million mark and achieving a 14.6 million euro profit after a loss in the previous year.

Retail trade turnover in Romania saw a significant drop of over 7% in the first two months of 2026 compared to the previous year, with inflation cited as a key factor eroding consumer budgets.

The town of Polná in the Jihlava region of the Czech Republic will begin construction in November on a new, larger capacity kindergarten and a kitchen facility capable of serving 1500 people, a project valued at 309 million Czech crowns.

A former Meta security chief warns of 'insane two years' ahead, stating that new AI agents will soon dominate software development and pose unprecedented cybersecurity challenges that Europe may not be prepared for.

The new Chanel ballet flats from Matthieu Blazy's latest collection have reportedly become the most sought-after shoes globally.

Penelope Flouris adapts Nobel laureate José Saramago's masterpiece "Blindness" into a theatrical performance that approaches blindness as a transition rather than a deprivation, set against the backdrop of a mysterious epidemic.

A new video game based on Andy Weir's novel "Project Hail Mary" is in development, featuring an original story written by the author himself. This marks the first expansion of the narrative beyond the book and movie.

Ognjen Zeljić announced that the band Bogunov will present their new music at Orto Fest today, aiming to preserve the spirit of the Yugoslav New Wave.

A review of Margaret Atwood's 'The Testaments' describes the novel as a dark and bloody sequel to 'The Handmaid’s Tale', continuing the story of June's daughter in Gilead.

The family of Craig Lewis-Williams, a victim of a one-punch attack in November 2021, is concerned that his £500,000 compensation fund may not be sufficient to cover his lifelong specialist care needs. The victim requires continuous support following the severe injuries sustained in the assault.

The Softweb Group is consistently implementing its three-year investment plan for 2024-2026, as stated by Chairman and CEO Charalampos Dimitrakopoulos. The company has also reported a significant 73% increase in turnover.

The article explores a growing trend in historical fiction where writers focus on secondary characters, such as in 'The Girl with a Pearl Earring' and 'Hamnet,' to reconstruct the past from new perspectives.

A review highlights Vinzenzo Latronico's novel "Perfection," which portrays the superficial and empty aspects of a curated hipster lifestyle, offering more than just a generational novel from Berlin.

Dakota Fanning's new 8-part thriller series, based on a bestselling novel, has quickly become a major streaming success, largely attributed to its strong cast.

Runa Lily Luth's new Danish novel, 'Drømmepenge,' features a protagonist who embarks on a career as a camgirl, portraying it as just another job.

IGN highlights top deals including discounts on ARC Raiders, a Pokémon TCG Perfect Order ETB, and The Hobbit: A Graphic Novel, along with other tech accessories.

Simple tricks and methods are available to help restore the original freshness and cleanliness of white sneakers, making maintenance easier.

German companies active in Greece's healthcare sector, particularly in pharmaceuticals and medical technology, demonstrate a strong economic footprint with an annual turnover of €1.7 billion.

The bicycle lift on Brankov Bridge in Belgrade, reportedly the only one in the city with operating hours, has been out of service since November.

Ghana's secondary bond market experienced a significant rebound, with aggregate turnover surging by 559.42% week-on-week to GH¢2.49 billion, primarily concentrated in 2031-2034 maturities.

An animated feature film is being created based on Tibor Bödőcs's second novel, with a trailer hinting at a story about a king ruling for thirty years at his people's request.

Lithuanian writer Lina Ever expressed her delight at listening to her audio novel 'Pakeleiviai,' noting that it felt like a completely new work and received positive feedback for its engaging listening experience.

The publisher of Mia Ballard's horror novel "Shy Girl" has withdrawn the bestseller due to suspicions that it was largely written by artificial intelligence.

A Danish opinion piece from Politiken discusses Swiss author Christian Kracht's novel 'Air', focusing on its shift towards seriousness and a departure from irony, describing it as a journey into a fairytale land.

A commentary piece reflects on the state of freedom, suggesting that the 'sword forged in November 1989' is being broken again. It argues that Slovakia fails to meet even one of the three conditions for preserving freedom.

Potpredsednik Nove Demokratske stranke Srbije (NDSS) Zoran Sandić ocenio je danas da je u Srbiji "zrelo za promene" i da su protekli lokalni izbori pokazali drastičan pad Srpske napredne stranke, te…

The novella "Birth" by Russian writer Alexei Varlamov has been published, described as a profound and moving exploration of the mystery of birth. The work is also seen as a parable for the birth of a new land and new human relationships.

The company Izbor šesti has officially taken over the Nama department store building in Ilica, Zagreb, marking a new chapter for one of the city's most prominent central locations.

François Ozon's adaptation of Albert Camus' 1942 novella 'L'Étranger' is praised for its lustrous beauty and superb realization, honoring the original text while bringing a contemporary perspective to its themes of empire and race.

Quest Group achieved strong financial results in 2025, reporting a turnover of 1.47 billion euros and 107.6 million euros in net cash. The company saw growth across all financial metrics and has a high backlog of projects worth 700 million euros in the services sector.

The SaS party has criticized what it calls Fico's 'Potemkin village' near Šurany, suggesting that even Taraba no longer believes in it.