The Bureau of Customs (BOC) successfully seized an estimated P156.4 million worth of allegedly smuggled cigarettes during an operation at the Port of Davao.

Nigerian Breweries Plc has reported that no casualties occurred during a fire incident at an external warehouse facility located in Aba, Abia state.

The Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) is exploring the accreditation of pediatric neurologists to enhance assessment and diagnosis for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in the Philippines.

DeCarlos Brown Jr., 35, the suspect in the brutal murder of 23-year-old Ukrainian Irina Zarutska on a train in Charlotte in August 2025, has been declared mentally unfit to stand trial, reportedly suffering from schizophrenia.

Luke Combs has reached a significant milestone, securing his 20th No. 1 spot on the Country Airplay Chart with his song ‘Sleepless in a Hotel Room’.

The MTN Ashanti-Fest music concert is set to take place in Kumasi on Saturday, April 11, featuring various Ghanaian music acts at Jubilee Park.

The crew of the Artemis II mission has successfully returned to Earth, with NASA releasing a video of their 'moon joy' during the historic journey. The Orion spacecraft completed a harrowing re-entry, splashing down in the ocean near California.

Keith Morrison, Matthew Perry’s stepdad, addressed the court during the sentencing of Jasveen Sangha, known as the “Ketamine Queen,” who received a 15-year prison sentence after pleading guilty.

The Netflix series 'Poser' has announced four new recurring cast members: Jaime Ray Newman, Jessie Cohen, Tess Paras, and Candace Allen, with production currently underway in Los Angeles.

Actresses Hilary Duff and Mandy Moore enjoyed a 'date night' at a Bruce Springsteen concert, leaving behind recent 'toxic mom' drama.

Joseph Duggar and Kendra Duggar reportedly discussed their financial situation during a phone call while Joseph was incarcerated. This conversation took place before his release on a $600,000 bond following accusations.

The cast of 'Laguna Beach' has come forward to reveal decades-old secret hookups and relationships that occurred off-camera during the show's run.

Morocco's Interior Minister Abdelouafi Laftit met with Poland's Deputy Prime Minister Tomasz Siemoniak in Rabat to discuss cooperation on migration and security matters during Siemoniak's working visit.

Two car wash owners in Wales have been sentenced to 19 years in prison each for their involvement in a human trafficking ring that smuggled hundreds of migrants into Europe.

Early projections indicate that 'The Devil Wears Prada 2' is expected to earn twice as much as the original movie at the box office during its domestic opening weekend.

The 19th edition of the Mastercard OFF CAMERA International Festival of Independent Cinema in Krakow has unveiled its program, featuring over 100 titles, 6 thematic sections, 2 competitions, and 10 days of film from April 24 to May 3.

Stellantis has reported a strong performance in Q1, presenting investors with an opportunity for significant turnaround gains.

The Moravské divadlo Olomouc is premiering a new play titled 'Bořiny za břehem,' which explores the fate of Eskymo Welzl, co-written by actor and director Miroslav Krobot and psychologist Lubomír Smékal.

A declassified report by a watchdog links South African President Cyril Ramaphosa to a covert operation aimed at recovering $580,000 stolen from his game farm, potentially reigniting a scandal.

The Philippine Department of Education (DepEd) has permitted school-based personnel to observe work-from-home arrangements every Friday during the ongoing end-of-school-year break. This policy aims to provide flexibility for staff.

Hashim Thaçi, a key partner for NATO during the 1999 bombing of Serbia, is currently on trial at a special tribunal investigating whether he committed war crimes, with the court having interviewed him.

A caller from Wyoming shared an inspiring story on Dave Ramsey's show, detailing their journey from $200 to $40 million, earning praise as a "classic American millionaire."

The European Union is considering major decisions regarding its relationship with Hungary following press investigations that revealed close ties between Budapest and Moscow, with calls to distance from this 'virus'.

Discussions are ongoing in Zagreb regarding new stadiums, with Kranjčevićeva nearing completion and debates surrounding the naming of Maksimir, causing some confusion among authorities.

After discovering that the General City Hall incurred over 856 million lei in ineligible expenses from the local budget for the National Program for Consolidating Buildings with High Seismic Risk, Mayor Ciucu now seeks to recover the money, potentially by mortgaging some of the state-consolidated homes.

The 'SaaS-Pocalypse' continues to impact major software-as-a-service companies like Cloudflare, ServiceNow, and CrowdStrike, as Anthropic's advancements are seen as fundamentally altering industry rules and competitive landscapes.

Army ROTC cadets at Old Dominion University recounted their heroic actions in subduing an active shooter, Mohamed Jalloh, who killed professor Brandon Shah. The students' intervention prevented further casualties during the harrowing incident.

Apple TV+ is hosting a two-weekend interactive fan experience at Westfield Century City mall, featuring popular series like 'Pluribus', 'Shrinking', and 'Your Friends & Neighbors'.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has accused Spain of repeated hostility towards Israel and announced its exclusion from the Gaza truce monitoring mechanism, stating that those who attack Israel will not be partners in shaping the region's future.

Shares of Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) are experiencing a significant surge, driven by positive investor sentiment.

Gabriel Călin, a former journalist and leader of the Christian-Social Union of Moldova party, has been handed a suspended sentence by a Chișinău court in a case involving illegal party financing and money laundering.

Iran is reportedly requiring shipping companies to pay tolls in Bitcoin to circumvent US dollar sanctions, potentially earning millions during the ongoing ceasefire.

The Metropolitan Police are facing accusations of favoring a Tommy Robinson far-right rally over a pro-Palestine march, with celebrities like Annie Lennox and Miriam Margolyes signing a letter to the force after the Palestine march route was rejected.

Denzel Washington's highly successful crime thriller, directed by Ridley Scott, which earned a staggering $269 million at the box office, is now available for streaming on Netflix.

Jim Cramer shared two new trade recommendations during the Investing Club's Morning Meeting, advising one trim after a substantial run and one new buy.

Chinese engineers claim their newly developed artificial intelligence system makes decisions 43 percent faster than experienced commanders during amphibious landing operations.

Vertical has acquired the U.S. rights to Andrew Niccol’s crime thriller “Lords of War,” a sequel starring Nicolas Cage and Bill Skarsgård. The early pre-sale deal for the film was made ahead of CinemaCon.

Alban Berg's masterpiece 'Wozzeck' has returned to the Staatsoper, featuring performances by Marlis Petersen and conducted by Franz Welser-Möst.

Under a state compensation program, mine action operators cleared 572 hectares of agricultural land in Ukraine during March.

Britain is preparing a major new tunnel project, the Lower Thames Crossing, which will pass under the Thames and is expected to halve travel times by the early 2030s.

Nigerian soldiers from the Joint Task Force killed 10 suspected terrorists during an operation across Daba and Seri villages in Plateau State, targeting known criminal routes and hideouts.

The Frankfurter Anthologie features Alexander Gelman discussing the genesis of a poem, exploring verses about gods, tools, inspiration, and the limits of poetic craft.

Nigeria's Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has arrested 31 suspected internet fraudsters during a raid on an alleged cybercrime training facility in the Federal Capital Territory.

Lithuanian businessman Žilvinas Grigaitis reported being robbed during a LOT Airlines flight from Vilnius to Gdansk, which included a stopover in Warsaw.

Researchers have identified a known bone hormone that could be key to stopping chronic back pain by literally 'pushing' pain-causing nerves away from damaged support structures, potentially offering relief without surgery or medication.

Timo Soini, former leader of the Finns Party and now working in media, has joined the Union of Journalists for the first time, stating his desire to support young people entering the field.

Pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca is reportedly facing significant business challenges in China while preparing for key drug launches. Despite these headwinds, two banks are projecting a 20% upside for the company's stock.

Croatian celebrity Ella Dvornik has impressed fans with her striking Drôle de Monsieur jacket as part of her spring ensemble.

During a public event, Kinangop MP Kwenya Thuku grabbed a microphone from Senator John Methu in an attempt to stop his speech. The incident highlights political tensions in Kenya.

New data on US factory orders for the month of February has been released, providing insights into the manufacturing sector's performance.

The Dallara MPS 'Macchina Posto Singolo,' a 'secret' project developed by a small team during Italy's COVID-19 lockdown, is now available for purchase.

Armada of tankers sailing from as far away as the US and UK as reliance on imports from Asia in focus during supply crunch

An industry expert suggests that Celine Dion's potential concerts in Paris could inject an additional US$585 million into the city's economy, similar to the economic impact seen from Taylor Swift's 2024 Paris shows.

A spokesman for President Karol Nawrocki claims two judges sworn in at the Presidential Palace replaced others whose terms ended during the current presidency. However, reports indicate this claim is inaccurate, sparking controversy.

Dr. Kamal-Deen Ali, Director-General of the Ghana Maritime Authority (GMA), has attributed recurring boat fatalities to weak safety compliance on water bodies, emphasizing the critical importance of consistent life jacket use to reduce deaths.

The Slovak-developed AirCar, a technologically advanced flying sports car, is preparing for its entry into global markets, boasting rapid acceleration.

Roger Waters is reportedly searching for a new singer to front his son's Pink Floyd tribute band, after having previously fired someone from the role.

The Lyrid meteor shower is set to reach its maximum on April 22nd, potentially offering up to 90 meteors per hour, alongside a visible conjunction of four celestial bodies in the sky.

A tourism company in Subic Bay Freeport questioned the entry of Philippine National Police Integrity Monitoring and Enforcement Group personnel accompanying a group led by a convicted American national, flagging it as a security breach.

A job fair in Jēkabpils, Latvia, aimed to connect job seekers with employers. The event highlighted ongoing challenges in the labor market, including job seekers desiring flexible hours and employers struggling to find new staff.

A weekly roundup of Gen-Z's hottest celebrity stories includes updates on Sabrina, Zendaya, Sydney Sweeney, and Jacob Elordi, covering various entertainment news.

The Assembly of Kosovo approved four international agreements during its session today. Lawmakers greenlit a loan agreement for Kosovo's financial sector development project and another agreement.

Milo Miles, a Canadian adult-film model, claims he was questioned about his sexuality and banned from entering the U.S. for ten years by border patrol at Toronto Pearson's Airport.

Sonos has launched its new premium wireless speaker, the Sonos Play, priced at $299, offering both excellent home audio and portability to its growing lineup of audio gear.

An article discusses how US President Trump is inadvertently compelling Europe to take actions it should have undertaken much earlier, likely referring to defense or foreign policy autonomy.

Laufey has released a new music video for her song "Madwoman," featuring prominent stars Alysa Liu, an American figure skater, and Hudson Williams, a Canadian actor.

Leaked clips of Justin Bieber rehearsing for Coachella caused a frenzy among fans, leading to last-minute ticket prices soaring into the thousands of dollars.

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A long-standing food company, in business for 140 years, has announced bankruptcy and will lay off 765 employees as part of its restructuring.

Ghana Police have arrested Esther Obasi, a Nigerian national, after she was seen in viral videos dressed in official Ghana Police uniforms.

Chris Brown and Usher have revealed plans for a new joint tour, sharing a flashy teaser video on social media.

A Netflix sports movie starring Millie Bobby Brown has been officially canceled following the actress's unexpected departure from the production.

A financial commentary piece suggests that now might be an opportune time to invest in Big Tech stocks. It also offers guidance on recovering from financial mistakes, solving tax problems, and general financial advice.

A pizza delivery driver, Dan, bought a Diet Coke for a customer when his store ran out, leading the grateful customers to start a crowdfunding campaign that quickly raised over $100,000 for him.

Rolling Stone highlights the week's best new music, featuring artists like Kelela, The Strokes, and Holly Humberstone in their "Songs You Need to Know" playlist.

Journalist and analyst Reldar Dedaj commented on recent political developments in Albania, raising concerns about the system favoring two major parties and the continuous scandals of the majority, questioning why they don't provoke public irritation.

A large backdrop nearly fell on Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro and actors portraying historical figures like Betsy Ross and Ben Franklin during an America250 concert announcement event.

Opus Global, a Hungarian company associated with Lőrinc Mészáros, has executed a share buyback worth 1 billion forints, acquiring its own shares on the stock market.

Norwegian meteorologists are providing advice on the best day for outdoor activities during the upcoming weekend.

Psychic Jill M Jackson, who claims to communicate with the dead since childhood, states that many spirits express regret over adhering to strict religious doctrines and commandments during their lives.

An earnings preview has been released for Fastenal's first quarter of 2026, offering insights into the company's upcoming financial report.

A pediatrician has issued a warning to parents about specific foods children should avoid during the Easter holidays, emphasizing the fine line between culinary indulgence and digestive problems for young ones.

A dietitian suggests incorporating certain seeds into the diet for complete nutrition during the summer months, stating they are beneficial for all age groups.

Automotive group Stellantis is expanding its market for spare parts by offering original recycled components for its brands via the e-commerce platform eBay, with services currently available in France.

Anthropic has shared insights from its advanced AI model, prompting discussions about potential digital vulnerabilities and the implications for global technology sharing, particularly concerning countries like China.

A review praises the inventive and ambitious dark musical 'Flyby' by Theo Jamieson and Adam Lenson, currently playing at Southwark Playhouse Borough in London, noting its soaring songs and epic strangeness.

Students in Austria are reportedly encountering an issue with the TI30 calculator model, where the "equals sign" is missing.

Bob Law, a pioneering talk-radio host known for his nationally syndicated show 'Night Talk' which covered tough issues and highlighted Black cultural and political figures, has died at 86.

Bruno Mars is preparing to launch "The Romantic Tour," his first world tour in nearly ten years, which will kick off with his inaugural American football stadium shows.

Karol G is gearing up to headline Coachella 2026, making her the first Latina artist to achieve this milestone, with fans speculating about potential guest performers like Becky G, Marco Antonio Solís, or Shakira.

Three individuals have been found guilty of murder in Denmark after a 29-year-old man was lured from his home in November 2024 and subsequently attacked with a knife and bat.

An article discusses four specific invasive plant species that can pose serious risks to health and gardens, advising gardeners to be aware of their presence.

Montenegrin authorities are investigating illegal weapons discovered during searches of Aco Đukanović's properties, alongside inquiries into significant spending, as reported by Vijesti.

A Mother's Day gift guide highlights Coach products, offering timeless silhouettes and polished details with gifts starting at just $95, aiming to help shoppers achieve "favorite-child status" without overspending.

A 70-year-old man, displaced twice by war from Donetsk Oblast, was assisted by Kyiv police after his overloaded car broke down during an evacuation attempt. The incident highlights the ongoing humanitarian challenges faced by civilians fleeing the conflict in Ukraine.

The Lagos State Police Command arrested three suspected armed robbers during a routine night patrol operation in the Idimu area of Lagos State. The operation took place in the early hours of Tuesday.

A new hepatitis intervention, 'Project 365', has been launched in Southern Kaduna, Nigeria, offering free screening, vaccination, and treatment to over 620,000 residents.

Singer Kacey Musgraves posted videos on her Instagram Story, describing an "insane" experience of seeing "orb UFOs" allegedly escorting her flight.

Analysts are examining why the Federal Reserve is likely to maintain its current interest rates, even in the face of rapidly soaring energy prices.

Boehringer has handed over $50 million and market rights for Click's digital therapeutic product, indicating a significant business transaction.

Southeastern Estonia's Setomaa region is preparing to revive its traditional egg rolling races this Sunday, in celebration of Orthodox Easter.

Industrialist Anand Mahindra shared his discovery of Meghahatuburu, a lesser-known location in Jharkhand, referring to it as the "hill of clouds" and highlighting Jharkhand's offerings.

A Nobel Prize winner has reportedly dismissed former President Trump's 'oil dream' as 'nonsense,' a highlight from a business update covering various economic topics.

Environmental campaigners are expressing anger after swift nesting holes in a Derbyshire rail viaduct were blocked during a £7.5m refurbishment project. They fear the birds returning to breed will be unable to access their ancestral nests and could die.

Artificial intelligence is not solely a job destroyer but is actively reshaping employment profiles, providing new opportunities and 'superpowers' for older workers, according to experts.

Frontwoman Chloe Howard of the band Lime Garden discusses their stellar second album 'Maybe Not Tonight', exploring themes of being 23 and appreciating the beauty in uncertainty.

Kalonzo Musyoka gained significant backing for his 2027 State House bid during his Ukambani tour. However, the rally was marred by violence in Matuu, where masked individuals reportedly attacked supporters.

Malacañang has denied claims that live footage of President Marcos was manipulated, amidst headlines also covering Gloria Arroyo, and the sons of Biden and Trump.

A discussion is underway regarding the appropriate content for textbooks teaching 13-year-olds about India's judiciary, suggesting that expertise beyond just judicial knowledge may be required.

Echo Investment has completed the construction of the 10-story Swobodna SPOT office building in Wrocław, offering 16,000 square meters of workspace.

Italy's Antimafia commission is preparing to open a new line of inquiry into political infiltration, distinct from ongoing investigations.

Kurdish-origin men have been jailed in the UK for operating a sophisticated migrant smuggling ring, reportedly bringing around 100 migrants to Europe weekly.

The 'Dead Hand' enemy from the 'Bottom of the Well' mini-dungeon in 'Zelda: Ocarina of Time' is already terrifying gamers in its Unreal Engine 5 remake, highlighting its enduring creepiness.

Manila Water has completed a mainline extension project in San Mateo, Rizal, providing residents with a more reliable and continuous water supply.

A police officer was killed in the line of duty during a buy-bust operation late Thursday night, April 9, along Alijis Road in front of Jade Court II in Barangay Sincang, Bacolod City.

KitKat is hiring security guards for its trucks, referencing a recent theft of thousands of chocolates in Europe, as part of an inventive marketing campaign.

Youths from the Ijaw and Ogoni ethnic nationalities in Rivers State, Nigeria, have disowned claims by the National Assembly regarding their involvement in a recent roundtable on crude oil theft and pipeline surveillance. They are demanding the decentralization of pipeline surveillance contracts.

Author Sarah J. Maas is preparing to release two new novels in her "A Court of Thorns and Roses" series, which will also connect to her "Throne of Glass" and "Crescent City" series.

After a summer-like week, the weekend is expected to bring less pleasant weather to France. Saturday will see the arrival of a disturbance, followed by showers and a radical drop in temperatures on Sunday.

The German Minister for Economic Affairs is clashing with the Minister for Finance, angering the Chancellor. This is not the first time Friedrich Merz has expressed annoyance over discussions concerning the wealthy, raising questions about the minister's job security.

The limited series "Maid," starring Margaret Qualley, is highlighted as one of Netflix's most powerful and gripping shows, making it an ideal binge-watch with its 10 episodes.

New research indicates that marriage, particularly the presence of a wedding ring, might offer protection against cancer for women. Scientists are presenting this as a significant argument for marriage.

Artificial intelligence poses a threat to service jobs worldwide, with India's BPO-led growth model facing significant disruption, weak investment signals, and policy gaps.

Pope Leo XIV held his first meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron at the Vatican. Macron, accompanied by his wife Brigitte, also met with Vatican Secretary of State Cardinal Pietro Parolin during his visit, receiving gifts including a basketball jersey.

Catherine O'Hara's brother has spoken out about her unexpected death and her final days, sharing details about a meaningful dream he had.

The city council leaders of Oslo, Bergen, and Trondheim are raising concerns about the declining police coverage in their major Norwegian cities, with Bergen police reportedly considering ending patrols due to the severe situation.

Aleš Primc and Janez Janša, along with supporters and members of the SDS party, protested against corruption in front of the Slovenian parliament during its inaugural session.

This article discusses how a father can prepare his daughter for his absence when he moves back to Portugal, leaving her behind, addressing the emotional challenges of long-distance separation.

The Federal High Court in Abuja has scheduled April 14 to hear a suit filed by Nafiu-Bala Gombe, seeking to prevent the Sen. David Mark-led faction from parading itself as the leaders of the African Democratic Congress (ADC).

Shirts are making a strong return in fashion, featuring bolder designs with larger collars, voluminous cuffs, and playful silhouettes, offering a fresh take on a classic garment.

Poet and translator Gabriel Rosenstock was remembered at a moving bilingual funeral mass, where he was described as a "restless" artist constantly exploring cultures and languages.

The Danish Journalists' Union reportedly used a secret manual to provide cash payments to journalists who went on strike, circumventing rules designed to prevent large fines. This practice allowed the union to assist members without incurring significant penalties.

Former President Trump posted an unedited video of a woman's murder in Florida on his Truth Social platform, stating he felt an 'obligation' to share what he described as a 'brutal slaying'.

The European Commission is reportedly considering freezing financial aid to Serbia, a move that the European Movement in Serbia deems unsurprising given the Serbian government's policies. These policies are seen as being in direct opposition to EU requirements.

Krystyna Ossowska-Cypryk, who served as a medic during the Warsaw Uprising, has passed away.

Miroslav Jakeš, a renowned Czech polar explorer, died during an expedition to Svalbard, with his body found in a twenty-meter-deep glacier crevasse after a four-day search.

Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni highlighted her recent visit to Qatar during a parliamentary address, emphasizing support for Gulf states and the critical need to secure energy supplies amidst the ongoing Iran war.

Former French Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin, 72, is preparing a political comeback, intending to run as a 'unity candidate' in the 2027 presidential election.

A 16-year-old boy has been charged with harassment after throwing a banana at Swedish Parliament Speaker Andreas Norlén during a lecture.

Jones Trading provides its analysis on the potential buyout of Two Harbors Investment Corp (TWO), offering insights into the transaction.

Western nations are reportedly forming a new 'minerals club,' an initiative aimed at securing critical mineral supplies. Notably, China has not been invited to join this new geopolitical and economic alliance.

Opel intends to reduce its workforce by 650 positions at its Rüsselsheim development center, bringing the number of engineers down from 1650 to 1000, with remaining jobs secured by tasks for the Stellantis group.

The US government is reportedly preparing to reset Social Security, prompting advice for individuals of all ages on how to protect themselves. Details on the specific changes and their implications are being discussed.

A commentary criticizes the Swiss Federal Council for allegedly misleading the public with its explanatory videos about a new EU agreement package, omitting disadvantages and potentially fostering public mistrust.

An article advises gardeners to be aware of invasive plant species that could seriously threaten health and gardens during spring.

A massive free mod for Elden Ring, titled 'The Convergence,' has been released, introducing new weapons, spells, bosses, and other overhauls that make the game feel entirely new.

This article offers seven smart decoration and layout tips to make a small bathroom appear more spacious, brighter, and practical without requiring major renovations.

Portuguese deputies have approved a new law aimed at ensuring equal access for all bus operators to road terminals, a proposal that emerged after Flixbus was denied access to the Sete Rios terminal.

Carlos Alcaraz has made a strong start to his title defense at the Monte-Carlo Masters, winning his first two matches and now preparing for a third-round clash against Alexander Bublik.

State-owned Eesti Energia has transferred its entire Uus-Kiviõli oil shale mining field to Viru Keemia Grupp (VKG), securing VKG's raw material supply for the next 30 years and streamlining operations.

The US Navy has canceled the overhaul of the USS Boise submarine, a Biden-era contract, after costs surged towards $3 billion. Resources will now be redirected to newer Virginia-class submarines.

An article suggests that Luxembourg's Déi Lénk (The Left) party should adopt a more pragmatic approach, particularly concerning Marc Baum in Esch, to better achieve its goals rather than adhering strictly to idealism.

Venture Global has successfully secured a $1.75 billion senior secured credit facility, bolstering its financial position.

The popular series 'Euphoria' is preparing for its third season, with reflections on how the show has launched the careers of a new generation of stars.

A unique raffle is offering participants the chance to win a Picasso artwork for 100 euros, with all proceeds dedicated to funding Alzheimer's research.

Vijay Sales is offering bank discounts and exchange offers on iPhone 17 and MacBooks as part of its 'Apple Days 2026' sales event.

Olivia Wilde's new movie, 'The Invite', featuring a strong cast including Seth Rogen and Edward Norton, quietly breaks a surprising 10-year streak for one of its exceptional talents.

Addressing a press conference after releasing the BJP's manifesto for the Bengal polls, Amit Shah stated that the BJP cannot ally with those who support the Babri Masjid in Bengal. He also accused Mamata Banerjee's party of manufacturing political conspiracies.

A 23-year-old man was stabbed in the stomach with a knife outside a bar in Copenhagen during the night of April 4. A 19-year-old man has been arrested and charged with aggravated assault in connection with the incident.

Journalist Tamara Opačić and SNV Secretary Saša Milošević have been found guilty of insulting the editor-in-chief of Hrvatski tjednik, a verdict that the Croatian P.E.N. Center has condemned, with their lawyer comparing the situation to North Korea.

Actor Karl Urban, known for The Lord of the Rings and The Boys, has publicly stated his desire to star in a potential Red Dead Redemption movie, indicating he knows which character he would like to play.

Singer Teddy Swims is set to perform at Coachella, where he will debut new music and feature an '80s legend during his sets, marking the conclusion of his 'I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy' era.

Max Napoleon Andersson, 34, died in an avalanche in Hemsedal on Easter Monday, with his employer remembering him as a central and beloved colleague.

The Croatian island of Vis is offering a job with a salary of 4400 euros for a new director of a municipal company, responsible for cemeteries, waste management, and a tourist cave.

Portugal's Health Minister, Ana Paula Martins, has criticized years of delays in the disclosure of data from the National Oncology Registry, emphasizing its crucial role in monitoring disease evolution and treatment outcomes.

The organizers of a literary evening featuring Israeli writer Dina Rubina in Chisinau have responded to calls for its cancellation, asserting that the event is purely cultural and has no political agenda.

A video featuring a Pomeranian named Lola catching a cat in the act of stealing food has gone viral, amusing thousands online.

Iraq's Oscar-nominated film, which also won the Caméra d’Or prize at Cannes, provides a fascinating insight into life in Iraq during the era of Saddam Hussein. The film captures the feeling of living under a system where everything revolves around one man's whims.