Germany is facing a debate over radical budget cuts and new debt, with a game challenging citizens to succeed where politicians have failed in reducing subsidies and social benefits.

The Department of Transportation announced that the construction of the Philippines' second largest container terminal, a P47.8 billion ($800 million) project in Batangas, is now in full swing.

CITY OF ILAGAN, Isabela — The suspected gunman in the killing of a former Miss Philippines Earth 2013 runner-up has been indicted for murder before the Isabela prosecutor’s office on Wednesday.

The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) announced that the northeast monsoon (amihan) is weakening, leading to rising temperatures and more humid weather across the country.

Passengers of Light Rail Transit 2 (LRT 2) and Metro Rail Transit 3 (MRT 3) in Manila will receive a 50-percent fare discount starting March 23, as announced by the Department of Transportation.

A class suit filed by fisherfolk in Mindoro, Philippines, seeking accountability for the 2023 oil spill in the Verde Island Passage has moved forward after a regional trial court reconsidered an earlier order.

A potential rift is emerging between American President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, despite Trump stating they 'work great together,' as US officials acknowledge Israel's different approach, noting 'Israel does not fear chaos'.

A US intelligence report for 2026 indicates that Russia believes it holds an advantage in the war against Ukraine and sees little reason to halt fighting, while also noting an increasing risk of direct conflict with NATO.

12th-grade students who will take the history test as part of the 2026 Baccalaureate exam have subject models available that highlight the structure and types of requirements used in…

The article emphasizes the growing importance of artificial intelligence, stating that it is becoming an indispensable infrastructure for the future.

Hollywood legend Robert De Niro is among the loudest critics of American President Donald Trump, and their verbal exchanges have filled media headlines for years.

Barron Trump, the only child of former US President Donald Trump and Melania Trump, has turned 20 years old, entering his third decade.

A commentary argues that international law has lost its real significance in recent decades, particularly in the context of Israel, due to its perceived ineffectiveness.

Do Iranu zmierza wielki konwój ciężarówek, w którym transportowana może być broń. Szef kancelarii premiera Viktora Orbana nie wykluczył, że jego kraj wyśle wojsko na Bliski Wschód.

Greece is expected to experience rainy weather today, with local showers and strong thunderstorms, accompanied by a further drop in temperature. The weather is forecast to improve over the weekend with rising temperatures and sunny intervals.

Just a few months before the ball starts rolling, the Mexico National Team and Adidas have officially unveiled the new away jersey that El Tricolor will sport in the 2026 World Cup.

A report clarifies that artificial intelligence itself does not lead to job losses, but rather management decisions are the underlying cause, emphasizing that algorithms lack legal decision-making authority or corporate responsibility.

Máté Kocsis, a Hungarian official, has intensified his criticism of the Hungarian National Bank (MNB) scandal, stating that if journalists' claims are true, Matolcsy Ádám belongs in prison, and his party does not wish to bear the burden of the case.

Nancy Guthrie, the 84-year-old mother of TODAY show host Savannah Guthrie, was reported missing on February 1, and the focus of the investigation might be shifting back to her neighbors, with experts sharing insights on the FBI's progress.

LG Energy Solution CEO Kim Dong-myung announced the company's plan to expand its energy storage system (ESS) business to comprise around 40 percent of its portfolio, aligning with market trends.

​In a convivial atmosphere marked by solemnity, the staff of the Ministry of Arts and Culture - MINAC gathered on Wednesday, March 18, at the esplanade of the National Museum for the formal ceremony…

Russia has reportedly increased its profits from oil and fossil fuel exports by 7.7 billion euros in the two weeks following the start of the Middle East conflict, according to the Center for Research on Energy and Clean Air.

Hours before the release of "Arirang" — BTS's first full-group studio album in nearly four years — the organizers behind the group's Saturday comeback concert held a press briefing at a theatre in…

Thirty leading tech figures and experts offer diverging opinions on whether the current AI boom represents a financial bubble and what the consequences would be if it bursts, though they agree on one point.

Apartment prices in Greece continue their upward trend, with data from the Bank of Greece indicating an expected 7.8% increase in 2025, and provisional figures showing older apartments experiencing faster price growth than new builds.

Saudi Arabian officials are reportedly warning of a shock scenario where oil prices could skyrocket to $180 per barrel if the ongoing crisis and war with Iran continues.

The Canadian Embassy in Seoul issued an updated safety advisory on Friday, ahead of BTS' comeback concert at Gwanghwamun Square on Saturday, warning of significant crowds and transportation…

A quiet afternoon and a tempting guava tree to climb ... But Billy had reckoned without something on the tree.

Tanzania, long considered one of Africa's most peaceful nations, has reportedly plunged into violence five months ago, with citizens being shot. This report investigates the sudden shift in the country.

A CNN analysis suggests that the Iranian regime may become more resilient with an increase in assassinations, comparing Israel's targeted killings of top Iranian leadership to 'cutting off the head of an octopus.' New reports question whether Israel's controversial strategy of killing Iranian decision-makers can actually overthrow the Tehran regime, or if it will prolong the conflict.

A guest commentary criticizes the Federal Council's proposed administrative simplification in agriculture, arguing it should not come at the cost of increased environmental burden.

The number of flawed scientific articles is increasing, attributed not to AI but to a scientific system that prioritizes publication volume over quality, necessitating a shift in approach.

The Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry, in collaboration with the Department of Labour Inspection, has launched a competition inviting businesses to showcase their best practices in workplace health and safety.

The single-family home is the ultimate living dream for many. However, this building type is increasingly being displaced in cities and agglomerations.

Czech President Petr Pavel continues to enjoy the trust of over half of Czech citizens, three years after taking office. His approval ratings have reversed a declining trend seen at the start of his predecessors' first terms.

Gold and silver prices have risen slightly today as investors increasingly lean on precious metals as a hedge during uncertain economic times.

A moderate earthquake with a magnitude of 4.1 on the Richter scale occurred at 03:49 in the sea area off the western Peloponnese, with its epicenter located six kilometers south of Zacharo.

Tiny colonies, a crash landing from the Eiffel Tower, and creepy sects: Roland Gratzer tells amazing stories about local losers in '4000 Years of Defeats'. It's sure to be a success!

OpenAI is reportedly planning to launch a desktop 'Superapp' aimed at refocusing and simplifying the user experience across its various offerings.

A historical report details how approximately 350,000 Jews fled Nazi Germany by 1941, with many facing obstacles due to bureaucratic 'paper walls' in their attempts to escape the regime.

A recent poll indicates that a majority of Lithuanians support changing the name of Taiwan's representative office in Vilnius to improve diplomatic relations with China.

NATO air policing mission fighter jets are scheduled to conduct training exercises over northern and western Lithuania on Friday, as announced by the Lithuanian army.

Kingston, Jamaica -- The Los Angeles Galaxy is heading to the Concacaf Champions Cup Quarterfinals, powered by a Gabriel Pec brace.The Galaxy soundly beat the Caribbean Champions Mount Pleasant FA…

The Pakistan Airport Authority reportedly prevented approximately 30 passenger aircraft from entering the Iranian war zone, citing severe weather conditions.

The article discusses the future of leasing financing for electric cars in Poland, particularly in the context of the NaszEauto program.

Hyosung Heavy Industries announced it has successfully developed Korea's first spring-operated 362-kilovolt gas circuit breaker, passing certification under IEEE standards. This innovation marks a significant advancement in electrical engineering for the country.

An opinion piece argues against abolishing the Gymnasium entrance exam in Switzerland, asserting that it provides reliable results despite criticism and misinformation in the debate over access to elite schools.

The eleven days spent back in the lab served the San Diego State women’s basketball team well, as the Aztecs gutted and gritted their way to a 61-55 win over UC Irvine in the first round of the…

A Zurich social insurance court reportedly overpaid four judges for years, treating them as full-time despite their actual status, leading to discussions about potential repayment demands.

Indonesia is intensifying its efforts to establish itself as a leading regional data center hub, leveraging its large digital economy and abundant resources.

Ng Bee Kia, 80, says age isn't a reason to stop moving. Amanda Goh/Business Insider After retiring, Ng Bee Kia, 80, found staying home all day boring and began exercising regularly again. He eats…

The City of Zurich is facing a legal challenge from a restaurant family for allegedly collecting 20,000 Swiss francs annually in fees for land it does not own, which the family refuses to accept.

Valery Gergiev, a Russian maestro and cultural ambassador for Vladimir Putin, is attempting to return to conducting in major European concert halls after being barred from the West.

A Vatican expert is discussing ongoing speculation about whether Pope Francis has been secretly preparing his successor, Leo XIV, for a long time.

Wolfgang Ullrich's book 'Memokratie' analyzes how right-wing parties and groups use humorous text-image combinations (memes) online to influence public opinion and threaten democracy.

A legal expert has identified open legal questions regarding the emergency procedure for suspending doctors in the case of surgeon Philippe Wilmes in Luxembourg, with leaks from ongoing proceedings also raising fairness concerns.

Most political parties in Slovenia support highway expansion while also seeing public transport, especially railways, as a medium-term solution for climate change challenges.

In the Delo poll, we asked the largest Slovenian parties about their attitude towards sports and the challenges they see in this area. We received interesting answers.

Elena Rose becomes the first Latin female artist to be honored with the BMI Impact Award & Luny Tunes receives top accolade of the night.

With a million tons of food ending up in the trash, Austria's agriculture, trade, industry, and social economy sectors are seeking ways to reduce food waste and bridge the gap between abundance and poverty.

Amos Yee has been charged with offences related to National Service enlistment following his deportation from the United States.

Philippine authorities arrested four individuals and confiscated nearly P2.4-million worth of petroleum products in Albay province, as part of a crackdown on illegal fuel trading.

A female Asian or Cantor’s giant softshell turtle, named 'Malaya,' has been released back into its natural habitat along the Apayao River after a week of care by environmental workers.

Iran's participation in the World Cup as a whole is under a cloud because of the ongoing conflict with the United States.

Presidential Peace Adviser Carlito Galvez Jr. has called on the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) to continue its commitment to the Bangsamoro peace process, emphasizing the importance of not stalling the achieved gains.

Etibar Eyyub, the main operator of Russia's "ghost fleet" oil tankers, is reportedly profiting significantly from the ongoing Iran war, after facing a difficult period prior to former President Trump's actions against Iran.

Starting September 1st, Russian primary schools will introduce a new extracurricular course titled 'My Family,' designed to teach first-grade students how to 'love their homeland correctly,' according to the Ministry of Education.

Teresa Siudem discusses her experience with AI tools, finding them helpful for work but not entirely trustworthy due to instances of providing outdated legal information.

A look at the main stories featured on the front page of 'Vijesti' for March 20, 2026.

On this day, the following happened:

Mindmegette recommends unusual recipes, but anyone who wants can bake Kyiv chicken with external support. The state has already sold the building of the correctional facility on Szőlő Street.

The Slovak Hydrometeorological Institute forecasts a Friday starting with clear weather but gradually increasing cloudiness, linked to a frontal system moving over Poland and Czechia, bringing cooler temperatures to some northern districts.

The United States has amended its temporary license for Russian oil deals, explicitly excluding Iran, Cuba, and North Korea from benefiting from sanctions-exempt quantities for tankers loaded by March 12th, with the exclusion valid until April 11th.

Samsung Heavy Industries announced it has secured a 377.9 billion won ($253 million) contract to build a liquefied natural gas carrier for a shipping company in Oceania, with delivery scheduled by April 2029, significantly boosting its shipbuilding portfolio.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated that weakening Iran's nuclear and missile capabilities is crucial for Europe's security. He affirmed that NATO allies support US efforts to deter Iran's military advancements.

South Korea’s Supreme Court has affirmed a construction site manager's responsibility for the death of a Russian worker who fell from a building exterior, despite prior instructions restricting access to the area. The ruling emphasizes workplace safety.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is reportedly planning changes, while PASOK has rejected a proposal, creating a tense atmosphere in Athens as the PM attends a summit in Brussels.

The election campaign for Bulgaria's parliamentary vote on April 19 officially commenced at midnight on March 20, with 27 parties and coalitions set to compete for voter support over the next month through various media appearances and social outreach.

Asked about the Pentagon's reported request for $200 billion to fund the war against Iran, US War Secretary Pete Hegseth responded that 'it takes money to kill bad guys'. This statement was made amidst ongoing discussions about the financial implications of the conflict.

Telangana is experiencing a cooking gas crisis, with an LPG shortage triggered by global supply disruptions affecting restaurants, industries, and households, leading to a surge in panic bookings.

Rajasthan Royals will be exploring various replacement options as Sam Curran will be missing the IPL 2026 season

Kerala Assembly Elections: Sudhakaran returns to Kannur, Mohanan to start campaign

Days before parliamentary elections, Slovenia is embroiled in a 'private Mossad' scandal, prompting Prime Minister Robert Golob to call for an EU investigation into the alleged foreign interference.

Gulf countries are reporting new Iranian attacks following a large-scale offensive launched by the United States and Israel against Iran on February 28. During the US and Israeli bombings, Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah, was reportedly killed, with Tehran retaliating by firing missiles at US bases in several Gulf states.

A Nigerian court has ruled against businessman Ted Iseghohi Edwards and his assignees, who were seeking a refund of $159 million related to the Paris Club debt, citing a lack of subject matter jurisdiction.

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has strategically absorbed key Congress leaders, effectively remaking the BJP's political landscape in the state. This move is seen as a significant political maneuver to strengthen the ruling party.

Thirty-two men's and women's NCAA Tournament games are on tap Friday. How many will you watch?

A guest commentary suggests that Europe is carelessly squandering its economic influence on China in trade, emphasizing the need for the EU to re-evaluate its strategy as Beijing cannot afford to lose access to the European market.

Thurgau entrepreneur Daniel Model, who declared the 'State of Avalon' 20 years ago, is now aiming for a major relaunch despite past controversies and a conviction in Austria.

Digitální závislost funguje jako každá jiná droga. „Je to hrozně rychlé a vzniká to nepozorovaně,“ varuje před technologiemi expert na protidrogovou politiku Jindřich Vobořil.

The SPD has maintained control of the Mainz State Chancellery for 35 years in Rheinland-Pfalz, highlighting unique regional political dynamics where citizens consistently trust their SPD Minister-Presidents, even as the CDU often leads in federal elections.

You don't have to demolish or spend millions to get quality housing. At least that's what the sensitive renovation of an apartment in Prague's Letná shows.

Panamanian President Jose Raul Mulino has accused a CK Hutchison Holdings subsidiary of lying about the country’s response to an arbitration over the seizure of two strategic ports, rejecting the company's claims.

Hotels are sharpening their appeal to “pet-fam” travelers, a fast-growing segment of owners who treat pets as family and expect them to be part of the trip.

Belarusian opposition figure Pavel Łatuszka thanked the United States for its efforts to secure the release of approximately 250 political prisoners, stating that President Lukashenka 'trades people like goods'. He also commented on the US strategy of easing sanctions against Minsk.

At times, up to 80 percent of the urban population was poor. In the 15th century, the Franciscans in Italy finally laid the foundation for the welfare state.

Taiwan has stated that China poses a pressing threat and emphasized the need for deterrence to avert a potential invasion.

North Carolina went from rolling to a 19-point lead to struggling to make a shot, watching that margin whittled away by a VCU team that refused to quit.

Nikolay Patrushev, Russia's second most powerful official, stated that Russia is considering naval escorts for its 'shadow fleet' of tankers amid increased Western monitoring.

A Norwegian expert has criticized Foreign Minister Eide's handling of a conflict of interest issue, stating that his assessment method goes against established rules.

Older people who quarrel and push, pensioners who stomp in with dirty shoes. For a week, SvD's reporter kept a diary and arrived at the question: Have we adults lost the ability to behave decently towards...

NCAA Division I(M) – South Region – First Round – (11) VCU 82, (6) North Carolina 78 – OTNCAA Division III(M) – Quarterfinals – Christopher Newport 63, St.

Bulgaria's GERB party is preparing for a National Assembly meeting on March 22, with an agenda focused on electing the party chairman, deputies, and other governing bodies.

A Russian attack targeted a Ukrainian energy facility located just a few kilometers from the Polish border, while Iranian attacks have also reportedly impacted Qatar's liquefied natural gas export capacity.

European Union states plan to prioritize local companies in public procurement and may impose forced technology transfers on third-country investments in an effort to bring manufacturing back to the EU.

This year, Kerala celebrates Eid-ul-Fitr a day earlier than the rest of India due to differing moon sighting reports.

Bart Schaneman accepted a job in Seoul, and mad the move with his wife and daughter. Provided by Bart Schaneman Bart Schaneman and his wife weighed the pros and cons before moving to South Korea for…

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reportedly agreed to hold off on further attacks on Iran's gas fields, following a direct request from Donald Trump. This development comes amidst Iran's retaliation for a previous Israeli strike on its South Pars gas field, which sent fuel prices soaring and led to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.

A brief report from Norway shows a car disappearing, with a witness exclaiming in shock, suggesting an unexpected incident like a theft or accident.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang stated he would be 'deeply alarmed' if a $500,000 engineer did not consume at least $250,000 worth of tokens, highlighting the expected AI resource usage.

Ето кои от предварително известните събития екипът на "Дневник" ще проследи днес. Днес официално започва предизборната кампания за изборите на 19 април.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez asserted that Spain's renewable energy system has mitigated the financial impact of the Iran war on gas costs, though the full picture is more complex.

Sri Lanka's Supreme Court has issued a ruling stating that foreign divorces must comply with local laws to be recognized within the country.

Does back pain always mean a problem with the back? Why is it important for women to check not only their general well-being but also their musculature after childbirth?

An analysis explores how Janez Janša's SDS party in Slovenia has flexibly constructed the concept of patriotism over decades, a strategy that has been rewarded by equally flexible voters.

An article discusses the critical importance of trust in the context of changing global geopolitical conditions and the anticipated economic recession.

Luxury car manufacturer Bentley has achieved its seventh consecutive year of profit despite global challenges, attributing its success to a strategy focused on exclusivity, personalization, and new development.

The fight against sin in thirteen living images will once again be spectacular. Under the direction of director Marcel Brule.

The conflict in Iran is causing significant turmoil in commodity markets, leading to shortages of fuels and chemicals that threaten industries from agriculture to pharmaceuticals.

The path from a diaper that daddy changes for his little one to a jacket that a teenager gives to his father because it's too small is short.

The Pentagon plans to request an additional $200 billion from Congress for the ongoing Iran war. This budget increase is reportedly facing opposition from some fiscally conservative Republicans.

After dropping off the entertainment scene owing to a marijuana controversy, the South Korean rapper had a second shot at fame after appearing in the second season of Squid Game as Thanos.

Police in Tanauan City, Batangas province, seized over P1.3 million worth of shabu and arrested two alleged high-value traffickers in a buy-bust operation.

Subic Bay Marine Exploratorium, Inc. (SBMEI), a tourism operator in Subic Bay Freeport, has ended an investor dispute by converting a P239.56-million claim into equity following a settlement with HS Equities, Ltd.

The Philippine National Police (PNP) remains on high alert for the second day of the nationwide transport strike, which continues as the transport group Piston calls for fuel tax deferral amidst rising oil prices.

MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Thursday said the Philippines would import coal to ensure a stable energy supply in the country as the war in the Middle East continues to…

Serbian Minister of Energy Dubravka Đedović Handanović announced Serbia has completed key steps for connecting to the EU electricity market and discussed energy transition, supply diversification, and the Middle East war's impact with her Greek counterpart.

The Serbian Ministry of Internal and Foreign Trade is set to announce new fuel prices, with further increases expected this Friday. Diesel prices in Serbia have already risen by eight dinars and petrol by five dinars per liter since the start of the Middle East conflict, with state measures proving insufficient to curb the hikes.

Ursula von der Leyen stated after the European Council that Cyprus has been disproportionately affected by the war and praised President Nikos Christodoulides, adding that the EU will find a solution for the loan to Ukraine.

An investigation reveals that a company owned by the father of Gabriel Florea, AUR Deputy Secretary General, has received €3 million in public funds over five years for catering services to Alexandria County Hospital, while Florea reportedly lives in his parents' villa despite not declaring a home.

Die Verwerfungen um den – in der ORF-Geschichte einzigartigen – Rücktritt des ORF-Generals kennt auf den ersten Blick keine Sieger. Und doch ist sie eine große Chance für den ORF

While a former envoy dismissed the idea of Israel manipulating Trump into war with Tehran as 'foolishness,' reports suggest Donald Trump, who sees himself as a world leader, was drawn into the conflict by Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.

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Slovak citizens are reportedly receiving 'mysterious messages' directly from Viktor Orbán, indicating a cross-border Hungarian political campaign that may be targeting Slovaks and Hungarian Slovaks based on language or online interactions.

The article explores how artificial intelligence is initiating a quiet revolution in the real estate profession, traditionally reliant on human relationships and market knowledge.

South Korea is exploring additional steps, including planned export controls, to ensure stable naphtha supplies as disruptions from the Middle East crisis impact shipments of the crucial petrochemical feedstock.

A morning news brief reports on the EU's condemnation of 'random military strikes,' the impact of Cyclone Narelle in Australia, and Chuck Norris being hospitalized.

At first glance, he looks like a man who has his whole life ahead of him. Youthful face, fit body, trendy style – nothing suggests that he has just celebrated his sixtieth birthday. And yet, it is true.

Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East are causing an oil shock that is beginning to affect daily life in South Korea, with authorities warning of potential impacts on the supply of official trash bags. The government is now reviewing local inventory levels.

Nigerian President Bola Tinubu stated that the nation's creative industries, including art, music, film, and literature, are significant exports and represent Nigeria's soft power globally.

THE ongoing hostilities in the Israel-US war on Iran — with Tehran raining missiles and drones on the Zionist apartheid state and Washington’s interests in the region in retaliation for attacks on…

Two is more than one, Škoda calculated, and opened a second repository in Mladá Boleslav as spring approached. This time, fans of prototypes from socialism to the present will get their money's worth.

Authorities in Italy have apprehended a driver suspected of running over a Finnish woman, though further details about the incident were not immediately available.

Entrepreneurs in Poland can transform their sole proprietorships (JDG) into single-person limited liability companies (spółka z o.o.) as a strategic first step towards ensuring secure business succession and long-term protection.

Pasig City is leading the rollout of 'Gabay Tech', an initiative designed to provide survivors of online abuse with a clear starting point for justice and create safer online spaces for women.

An article delves into the concepts of Dark Matter and Dark Energy, and the power of light, presented through a narrative where Meghnath learns from Shukracharya and Mayasura.

Shares of CATL have achieved a record premium in Hong Kong, driven by the company's strong earnings report and the ongoing energy supply shock.

SP National Councillor Eric Nussbaumer is stepping down at the end of the session, marking the departure of a key pro-European voice and influential figure in the energy transition.

From Somerset to Lake Maggiore: At these five addresses, the garden is the showpiece and spring is the best reason to visit.

Slovak MP Simona Petrík from PS has criticized the state's family support system, asserting that it is dysfunctional and that previous governments led by Robert Fico and Igor Matovič handled it disastrously.

Ukraine has significantly escalated its drone campaign, pushing the battlefield deep behind the front lines and expanding a 'death zone' through systematic strikes on Russian defenses, targeting objectives further into enemy territory.

Private companies are looking to commercialize Earth's orbit for tourists, businesses, and NASA astronauts as the ISS era concludes, exploring concepts like artificial gravity to make space more accessible for research and production.

Israel is reportedly targeting Iran's feared Basij militia with air strikes and psychological warfare, aiming to weaken the Iranian regime's repressive apparatus and incite an uprising among its opponents, though experts are divided on the potential success of this strategy.

Investors were left bewildered by the sudden resignation of HDFC Bank chairman Atanu Chakraborty, which triggered a 5% drop in the bank's shares.

This article explores the intricacies of stealth engineering in military aviation, discussing how aircraft are designed to minimize radar signals, prompted by a hypothetical scenario involving an F-35 and Iranian fire.

Iran launched multiple rounds of missiles towards Israel shortly after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claimed that the Islamic republic had been 'decimated' by war.

Fortnite meeting, exclusive date in London, and an overbearing future mother-in-law. These are some of the ingredients in readers' answers to SvD Liv's question: How did you meet your love?

A man has been found guilty of sexually assaulting a teenager at his bach over 30 years ago, with the court set to revisit his name suppression next week.

Tropical Cyclone Narelle has caused storm surges, damaged roofs, and power outages in Northeast Australia, affecting popular tourist regions.

Australian gas companies are lobbying against a federal government proposal for a 25% export levy on windfall profits, arguing it would harm the economy and energy security.

With tracks like Hooligan and Swim, the 14-track album Arirang is named after a Korean folk song and is presented as a reflection of the group's roots and identity…

President Nicușor Dan addressed questions regarding the potential for a government rotation and whether Ilie Bolojan would remain Prime Minister. He stated that Bolojan has the support of the parliamentary majority and expressed hope for continuity.

Oil experts in Saudi Arabia predict that crude oil prices could soar to $180 per barrel if supply disruptions, potentially linked to the Iran conflict, continue until the end of April, according to multiple reports citing the Wall Street Journal.

Today's weather forecast for Bulgaria predicts cloudy conditions with light precipitation, particularly in the mountains.

Reports claim that the family of Iran's supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, possesses billions in hidden wealth, including 13 luxury properties in London. The fortune controlled by his father was estimated at $95 billion in 2013 and is believed to have grown significantly since then.

An opinion piece by Donu Kogbara criticizes ardent supporters of Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, labeling them as 'BATified' and intellectually dishonest.

The European Investment Bank (EIB) is providing venture debt funding to help European startups, including several innovative Polish companies, grow and remain in Europe, an initiative dubbed a 'unicorn nursery'.

An analysis reveals unusual voting patterns in hundreds of polling stations during the last Hungarian election, including many voters appearing simultaneously, a disproportionately high vote share for Fidesz, and numerous spoiled ballots.

Southeast Asia, a region heavily reliant on energy imports, is experiencing significant disruption and rising costs due to skyrocketing fuel prices caused by the Iran War.

Major new studies on democracy and freedom indicate the U.S. is moving away from democratic principles, with leaders of two reports suggesting President Trump aims to rule as an autocrat.

A scramble for jet fuel is underway across Asia as major suppliers like China restrict exports, leading to energy shortages and impacting import-dependent countries.

Fewer people signed petitions in Luxembourg in 2025, a trend attributed to the Chamber's decision to increase the required number of signatures to 5,500, which petitioners are reportedly struggling to meet.

Karel Havlíček maintains a unique and loyal position as First Deputy Prime Minister and First Deputy Chairman of the ANO movement, supporting Andrej Babiš. Their relationship is characterized by shared workaholism and Havlíček's unwavering loyalty.

SLIDESHOW - Adidas unveils this Friday, three months before the start of the 2026 World Cup, the away jerseys that the nations will wear this summer.

Despite the presence of climate change, most political parties in Slovenia favor expanding highways, while also viewing the strengthening of public transport, particularly railways, as a medium-term solution.

The article argues that the solution lies not in less law or less technology, but in a state that places the user at its center.

We włoskim Bergamo otwarto największą w historii wystawę kart tarota. Prezentowane zbiory pochodzą z muzeów, a także – z prywatnych kolekcji.

A commentary emphasizes the importance of trust in governance, particularly in the context of evolving global geopolitical conditions and an anticipated economic recession.

The heartbreaking murder of Malam Bashar Sani, a senior administrator at the College of Education, Maru, is yet another grim reminder of the tragedy consuming Northern Nigeria.