Anatoly Chubais, former head of Russia's state nanotechnology corporation Rosnano, has publicly condemned the criminal prosecution of the company’s former top managers, labeling it as 'repressions' and 'a mockery of the law'.

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Netflix is reportedly expanding its use of AI-generated content through its new INKubator animation studio.

Philippine Airlines has announced the cancellation of flights to Doha and Dubai until late June and early August, respectively, citing the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

Cuba is experiencing a severe energy crisis due to a critical shortage of diesel fuel and dwindling supplies of Russian oil. The lack of fuel has led to significant disruptions across the island nation.

Thirty governors of Nigeria's All Progressives Congress (APC), including Hope Uzodimma, Siminalayi Fubara, and Sarafadeen Alli, were cleared for the party's primaries, leading to an influx of petitions.

The Serbian government has declared May 28 and 29 as non-working days for Muslim employees to observe the second and third days of Kurban-bajram, following a proposal from the "Party of Future and Development."

Ghana's Minister for the Interior, Mohammed-Mubarak Muntaka, met with a delegation from the Asante Agogo Traditional Area who formally informed him of the passing of Nana Akuako Sarpong, the Omanhene of Asante Akyim Agogo and a former Interior Minister.

The Olubadan of Ibadanland, a traditional ruler in Nigeria, is calling for the integration of traditional medicine with orthodox healthcare. This initiative aims to improve healthcare services and preserve indigenous knowledge.

The Chairman of the National Council of Ijaw Traditional Rulers and Elders (N-CITRE), King Bubaraye Dakolo Agada IV, stated that subsisting court orders prevent the planned swearing-in of a new INC executive council.

Senior Kinahan cartel figure Sean McGovern was arrested after a nearly two-year intelligence gathering operation tracked his movements and activities in Dubai.

South Korea has dispatched a technical analysis team to Dubai to investigate a recent strike on a Korean-operated cargo ship in the Strait of Hormuz.

During a court trial, a witness testified that a bank flagged transactions belonging to former Attorney General of the Federation (AGF) Abubakar Malami as suspicious. This testimony is part of an ongoing N8.7 billion fraud case.

Mr. Fubara has broken his silence regarding recent speculations that he resigned from the All Progressives Congress (APC) and was considering a switch to the National Democratic Congress. His statement addresses the widespread rumors about his political affiliation.

The Trump administration has imposed sanctions on Cuba, specifically targeting the island's military conglomerate, which Cuba's foreign minister described as 'collective punishment.'

An anecdotal account describes a conversation with a driver about work, high fuel prices, and the difficulties of travel during a holiday in Cuba, reflecting everyday challenges.

Azerbaijan has imposed a travel ban on Dilruba Amanova, the mother of Aytaj Ahmadova (Tapdig), one of 12 journalists detained in a 2024 crackdown on independent Azerbaijani media.

Flydubai has suspended its flight operations to and from Islamabad, Lahore, and Peshawar until October 26, citing "operational reasons," though flights to Karachi will continue as usual.

The 'Đina Vrbica' kindergarten hosted the 'Love Without Borders - Games Without Borders' event, bringing together children, parents, and staff for games, socializing, and sports activities to strengthen community bonds.

Jorgovanka Tabaković, Governor of the National Bank of Serbia, has made strong remarks regarding the Petroleum Industry of Serbia (NIS), stating that 'procrastination exhausts us.' She emphasized a pragmatic approach to financial matters, using the idiom 'love for love, but cheese for money'.

Author Mirjana Bobić Mojsilović delivered a poignant speech at the Podgorica Book Fair, reflecting on emotions, literature, women, and the fast-paced modern world. She emphasized the importance of meaningful words, leaving the audience with a powerful message.

A trainer aircraft crash-landed near Gojubavi village adjacent to the Baramati airstrip area, with the trainee pilot, the sole occupant, escaping safely and without serious injuries.

United Bank for Africa (UBA) Ghana has demonstrated strong risk control, topping the industry with the lowest bad loans and significantly enhancing its asset quality.

The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) has suspended the operations of three passenger buses for 30 days following a fatal road crash in Juban, Sorsogon, Philippines.

A soldier from the Democratic Republic of Congo reportedly fired at Rwanda Defence Force (RDF) personnel in Rwanda's Rubavu District, escalating tensions between the two nations.

Bogoljub Karić's Party of Serbian Strength (PSS) has announced its decision to run independently in the upcoming elections. The articles explore the reasons behind this strategic choice.

When a narcissist's grandiose self-image is challenged, their behavior can become unpredictable, making it important to recognize the signs and protect oneself from emotional chaos.

Guardians of a two-year-old child are questioning the medical care provided at Jēkabpils regional hospital after the child's condition worsened with adenovirus, staphylococcus, fever, and a full-body rash, leading to transfer to Riga.

After 67 years in the music industry, Cuban singer, pianist, and composer Meme Solís shows no signs of retiring. He is currently promoting two new albums, continuing his prolific career.

Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum announced the departure of a ship carrying food and medicine as humanitarian aid to Cuba, which is facing a severe crisis.

Lithuania's debt securities (bond) market recorded a significant jump in emissions and attracted funds in 2025.

The ruler of Dubai is tightening his control over Emaar Properties through a $6.5 billion reshuffle.

A festive and emotional poetry evening was held in London to celebrate Bosnian identity and present the KNS Golden Plaque for poetry for 2025.

Delhi Police crime branch successfully busted a network linked to Dubai-based gangsters Rashid Cablewala and Hashim Baba, arresting six alleged shooters at a Karol Bagh lounge who were planning rival attacks and involved in extortion and illegal arms trade.

A diretora do centro europeu não exclui possibilidade de casos adicionais em ex-passageiros e tripulantes nas próximas semanas, devido a incertezas e longo período de incubação.

The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Rivers State rejected 32 loyalists of Governor Fubara during a screening process, a decision that further deepens the political rift between Governor Fubara and Nyesom Wike. Wike, however, publicly distanced himself from the screening exercise.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announced that the country is sending further emergency aid to Cuba.

Cuba's Council of Ministers decided to cut the number of ministries from 27 to 21, aiming to reduce bureaucracy while the country faces ongoing sanctions.

Aboubakar Koita became one with AEK, singing their anthem in Greek after winning the championship.

Dubai's real estate market has garnered a vote of confidence, signaling positive sentiment and potential growth in the sector.

Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara remained silent after his screening by the All Progressives Congress (APC) for the 2027 elections. The screening was reportedly marked by clashes between his supporters and those of Nyesom Wike.

The Skradin cake, known as a 'cake of love' from the heart of Dalmatia, was traditionally taught to girls as part of their wedding preparations and served to the groom on the eve of the wedding night.

US reconnaissance flights have reportedly intensified near the coast of Cuba, a move reminiscent of previous actions before significant international events.

Master of fonts and distinctive illustrations, Kiril Zlatkov, is opening an exhibition titled 'Everything is in the Face' this evening at the UBA galleries on Shipka 6. The exhibition showcases his powerful artistic presence through drawings.

Tribeny Rai’s debut feature film 'Shape of Momo,' an award-winner at the Busan International Film Festival, will be released across India and Nepal on May 29 by Rana Daggubati’s Spirit Media.

Obsessive infatuation or love addiction is described as a condition where the intensity of a relationship is mistakenly interpreted as true intimacy.

Despite government narratives of social justice, Cuba is experiencing growing food insecurity and poverty, challenging the image of accessible well-being for everyone.

Atiku Abubakar and Rotimi Amaechi have picked up presidential nomination forms for the ADC party, as the sale and submission period runs from May 6 to 13.

Arunachal Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Mein has praised the achievement of the 1,000 MW generation mark at the Subansiri hydropower project. This milestone signifies a major step in the region's energy development.

The image of the United Arab Emirates as an oasis of peace and stability has been shattered by geopolitical realities, leading wealthy individuals to massively transfer their assets out of Dubai and Abu Dhabi.

Bosnian hip-hop duo Jala Brat and Buba Corelli performed their first concert at Arena Zagreb to thousands of fans. The event drew huge crowds and saw attendees singing along to their greatest hits.

Writer Cristina Fernández Cubas was honored with the Albert Camus award at the tenth edition of the Trobades Camus, an event dedicated to a fraternal Mediterranean.

Senator Marco Rubio has claimed that Cuba refused a $100 million humanitarian aid offer from the United States, raising questions about the island nation's stance on international assistance.

Victor Manuel Rocha, a former US diplomat, is set to lose his US citizenship following his conviction for spying on behalf of Cuba.

Cuba's private sector is facing significant challenges, including power outages and fuel shortages, due to the US oil blockade imposed during the Trump administration.

Cuba is facing severe nationwide disruption due to a deepening fuel crisis, with officials reporting the country has completely run out of diesel and fuel oil, leading to 22-hour blackouts.

Nathan MacKinnon, a scuba enthusiast, scored a crucial goal for the Avalanche, helping them advance past the Wild in the Stanley Cup Playoffs. This goal is seen as atonement for his missed shot at the 4 Nations gold medal, being nearly identical to it.

Cuba's electrical grid experienced a partial collapse, leading to widespread power outages, as protests flared across the island nation.

An article highlights critical issues with ambulance response times and healthcare services in Cuba, suggesting that reported cases are only a fraction of the actual problems experienced by residents.

The Havana Times has launched a reader survey to gather feedback on their publication and solicit suggestions for improvement, particularly as events concerning Cuba accelerate.

Councilors from the Bosniak Club in the Mostar City Council are boycotting today's session, following earlier announcements that they would not participate in the Council's work.

The Serbian government has declared May 28th and 29th as non-working days for Muslim employees to observe Eid al-Adha, following a proposal from the Party of Future and Development.

An article recounts the early life of Hrvoje Malinar, who became a passionate mountaineer and speleologist, detailing his childhood adventures on Medvednica mountain, including building stairs and exploring caves.

Hollywood actor Mel Gibson was photographed in Rome with Italian actress and model Antonella Salvucci, with new photos of them kissing fueling speculation about their relationship.

A passenger attempting to smuggle bears into Dubai has been apprehended at the airport.

Cuba's energy minister has announced that the country has run out of diesel, signaling a significant energy crisis.

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Cuba has announced that its oil depots are depleted, attributing the severe shortage to the long-standing American blockade. This situation underscores the ongoing economic challenges faced by the island nation.

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel accused the U.S.-imposed 'genocidal energy blockade' of exacerbating severe electricity shortages across the island nation.

An article discusses the intense feelings that individuals experience at the beginning of a relationship, explaining how euphoria and constant thoughts about a partner can easily be mistaken for genuine love.

Ration stores in Havana are reportedly filled with slogans but lack essential products, highlighting the daily dilemma Cubans face where affordable goods are unavailable, and available goods are unaffordable.

Cuba's Foreign Minister stated that a US attack on the island would cause a "human catastrophe," following the US Defense Secretary's classification of Cuba as a "national security threat."

Uba Sani has established a consensus committee for the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Kaduna State. The committee's primary objective is to deepen party unity and foster cohesion within the political structure.

Italian prosecutor Gratteri revealed that two 'unfaithful' police officers made 730,000 unauthorized accesses to steal data from VIPs and footballers, selling the information for money.

The ESA incubation center in Graz, Austria, is under pressure due to uncertain funding from the city of Graz, with a solution not expected until summer.

The Czech Republic currently has approximately 193,000 working seniors, with calls for greater willingness from companies and state relief to support them in the workforce.

The sole distributor for Subaru has been ordered to pay S$164,000 to an advertising agency after prematurely axing a Forester video project, despite the agency having already completed a shoot in Malaysia and produced five draft videos.

In a rare display of cooperation, the FBI and Chinese police have conducted a joint operation, dubbed Tri-Force Sentinel, with Dubai Police to target scam networks operating in the emirate.

Atiku Abubakar has criticized President Tinubu’s security strategy after a former lawmaker died in kidnappers’ captivity, highlighting the worsening insecurity situation in Nigeria.

A Dutch art detective has successfully located and recovered an artwork that was stolen by Nazis, which originally belonged to the renowned Jacques Goudstikker collection.

The "In the Crosshairs" show investigates how the Port of Durrës was "gifted" to Mohamed Alabbar for a yacht marina project, detailing the billionaire agreement and questioning the fate of apartments pre-sold. The history of the deal dates back to the first socialist government mandate.

An article details how the Cuban state allegedly hacks the accounts of targeted activists, with one activist reporting applications closing on her phone without her interaction.

It's peak rhubarb season, and this article provides instructions on how to freeze rhubarb to preserve it for winter use in baking, compotes, or jams.

This article shares a personal narrative about a Cuban father who tragically died after stepping on a mine in Angola. The story reflects on his life and the impact of his death.

Toni Milun and Katarina Moškatelo led a dynamic event in Croatia, where 650 attendees learned about personal finance and broke taboos surrounding money.

“Given the long incubation period of the virus, it is possible that we may see more cases in the coming weeks.’’ The post More Hantavirus cases may emerge in coming weeks — WHO appeared first on…

A celebrated Dubai restaurant, known for reinventing Indian fine dining, has opened a new location in London, bringing its unique culinary experience to the city.

Criminal charges are being announced regarding the asphalt paving of roads leading to private properties in the Gubavče local community.

Mirsad Pašović's novel "Eternal Love" was presented at the Kontakt Gallery SKC, with an offer for its screen adaptation already having been received.

Political tensions between Nigeria's FCT Minister Nyesom Wike and Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara have reportedly intensified, ahead of the 2027 elections.

Loyalists of Governor Fubara have rejected a controversial Rivers Assembly APC screening report, which reportedly disqualified them while clearing all aspirants aligned with Nyesom Wike.

The song "Kosmička ljubav" features posthumous vocals by Beti Đorđević and is part of SevdahBABY's new EP, released by Galama! and available on all music streaming platforms.

A serious traffic accident occurred in Patras, Greece, resulting in a 57-year-old motorcyclist being seriously injured and intubated at "Agios Andreas" hospital.

This article explores common reasons why men often exhibit jealousy in romantic relationships, triggered by situations that may appear harmless.

An article provides seven habits to help dog owners effectively communicate their love to their pets in ways that dogs can understand. These tips aim to strengthen the bond between dogs and their owners.

Cuba's Foreign Minister accused an ABC News journalist of prejudice while defending the Cuban regime as a 'different democracy' when questioned about free elections.

Turkish prosecutors have filed an indictment seeking up to three years in prison for stand-up comedian Tuba Ulu. The charges stem from a joke she made about Ottoman Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent during a recent performance.

Afrobeats star Burna Boy was captured in a viral video spraying dollar notes on legendary Fuji musician Adewale Ayuba during a live performance.

Portuguese singer Buba Espinho is set to perform at the MEO Arena in Lisbon on February 27, 2027, in a show celebrating his career, roots, and collaborators.

Atiku Abubakar's political camp has cautioned opposition parties that nominating a southern candidate for the 2027 presidential election would ensure an easy re-election for President Bola Tinubu.

US military intelligence flights near the Cuban coast have become more frequent in recent months, according to CNN's analysis of publicly available data, with reports from Bosnian and Lithuanian outlets confirming the trend.

A 57-year-old man near Otwock, Poland, was quickly sentenced after being caught driving a Subaru despite having a lifetime ban from operating a vehicle.

A consortium's bid to renovate the Gubacsi railway bridge, which was 9.9 billion forints cheaper than the estimated value, was invalidated by the Hungarian ministry, halting the procurement process for months.

Former Osun State Governor Chief Bisi Akande called on Yoruba leaders to ensure regional cohesion to capitalize on President Bola Tinubu’s presidency for the growth and development of the region.

A traveler recounts the challenges of returning home from Camaguey to Holguin, highlighting endless delays and breakdowns in train travel in Cuba.

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar stated that his trip to Morocco was purely personal, refuting any political speculations surrounding it.

Monika Kubasiewicz, a woman in her 30s, was found dead with her baby in Carrick-on-Suir, Tipperary. She had recently moved into the home with her family.

Billionaire Mark Cuban shared his unconventional investment advice, stating that buying two years' worth of toothpaste at a 50% discount is a better return than many regular investments, citing the difficulty of making significant returns.

The Mayor of the Tamale Metropolitan Assembly, Adam Abubakari Takoro, has outlined plans covering infrastructure, agriculture, education, and youth employment as part of efforts to improve…

Louis XV, also known as "the Beloved," was an 18th-century French absolutist monarch whose reign was followed by unrest.

Over 200 beneficiaries of the 4Ps program on Cagbalete Island in Mauban, Quezon, have been given free SIM cards with mobile data to support their livelihoods and education.

Researchers at Tsukuba University have successfully reproduced myocarditis, a rare side effect of COVID-19 vaccines, in mouse experiments, finding it more likely to occur when heart cell function is impaired.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio claims Cuba rejected a $100 million aid offer, a claim denied by Cuba's Foreign Minister, who accuses the US embargo of worsening the crisis.

Billionaire investor Mark Cuban cautioned that companies whose CEOs fail to grasp artificial intelligence might not survive, advising them to consider new career paths.

A Ukrainian model was discovered on a roadside in Dubai with a broken spine and legs, claiming her attackers left a haunting note after the assault.

The hantavirus outbreak has introduced new and recurring terms, many of which are common to COVID-19, though applied differently, such as incubation period and quarantine.

Nigerian presidential aspirants Rotimi Amaechi and Atiku Abubakar have both submitted their presidential nomination forms for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) party. Both candidates also made pledges regarding their plans for Nigeria.

Two prominent prosecutors from Constanța are under investigation, with one, Teodor Niţă, brought to Bucharest for questioning as a suspect in instigation to abuse of office, while investigators found significant sums at the other prosecutor's location.

Miroljub Tomić has been elected as the new President of the Supreme Court of Serbia. His appointment was made by the High Judicial Council.

Ivor, an adorable dog, is looking for a loving home and a family to adopt him in Croatia. He is described as a pet deserving of love and care.

A road accident in Dubai has resulted in one fatality and left 19 people injured, prompting an investigation into the incident.

Abubakar Malami, currently facing corruption charges, has defected to the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and announced his bid for the Kebbi governorship, sparking a dispute with Governor Idris.

Cuba is constructing solar fields with assistance from China, following a US blockade on oil deliveries that led to three national power outages in March, affecting approximately 10 million residents.

Cuba's Minister of Energy Vicente de la O Levi announced that the country has completely run out of diesel and fuel oil, leading to an extremely tense situation nationwide.

A review of Katja Hoyer's book 'Weimar' delves into the historic German city's dual role as the birthplace of liberal tradition and an incubator for Nazism, examining its lessons for democracy.

Kenya Airways (KQ) has announced that it will resume its flights between Nairobi and Dubai starting May 14.

Governor Fubara has dismissed rumors of his defection from the All Progressives Congress (APC) party. He reaffirmed his loyalty to the APC, even as his loyalists await an appeal verdict.

An expert warns that a slow incubation period for a disease presents significant risks.

The Trump administration has offered $100 million in aid to Cuba, contingent on reforms, while blaming the island's communist leadership for obstructing assistance amidst an oil blockade.

Reports indicate that actress Jennifer Aniston is enjoying a happy relationship with Jim Curtis, who is said to have entered her life at the right moment. Sources suggest her new partner makes her truly content.

The Municipality of Herceg Novi announced a donation of a specialized ambulance vehicle and valuable equipment, including an incubator, anesthesia machine, and autorefractometer, totaling 120,000 euros, to Meljine Hospital.

Prof. Pat Utomi's Big Tent Coalition has criticized former Vice President Atiku Abubakar for his recent comments against zoning, accusing him of attempting to manipulate political history ahead of the 2027 elections.

Despite US oil sanctions, Cuba is undergoing one of the world's fastest solar energy transitions, largely attributed to assistance from China.

Patients of an Australian dentist have been advised to undergo testing for viruses, including HIV, following revelations of poor hygiene practices and improperly sterilized equipment at the clinic. Health authorities issued the warning due to potential health risks.

The president of Budućnost football club has resigned, concluding the most unsuccessful mandate in the club's recent history, though underlying organizational and performance issues remain.

Producer and DJ Milan Stanković, known as SevdahBABY, talks about his new EP, which includes the last studio recording by Beti Đorđević.

A soldier from the Democratic Republic of Congo reportedly fired upon Rwanda Defence Force personnel in Rwanda's Rubavu District, escalating border tensions.

Zagreb police reported the arrest of a woman who allegedly beat a foreign national in the city center on May 2nd, with footage of the incident circulating.

A second individual, Kasem Noubani, has been arrested and appeared in court on charges of aggravated battery and hate crime in connection with a vicious assault at DePaul University.

O Presidente dos EUA escreveu nas redes sociais que Cuba "está a pedir ajuda", sem dar pormenores. Havana denunciou medidas "coercivas e ilegais" e diz estar preparada para enfrentar agressão.

Atiku Abubakar has attributed the killing of a former House of Representatives member to the security failures of the Tinubu administration, calling it another grim reminder of worsening security.

Goran Milenković, owner of the Belgrade LGBT+ club "Mornar," stated to N1 that he hopes to be called for questioning soon to provide police with video footage showing the attackers who threw tear gas at the club.

The prosecution and the family of Helena Jubany are requesting a 26-year prison sentence for Santi Laiglesia, who is accused of the librarian's murder. The demand was made during the ongoing legal proceedings.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announced that the country is sending further emergency aid to Cuba, with a new ship dispatched to the island. Washington has recently extended sanctions coverage against Havana to any non-US entity with relations with the island.

The secretive Gaesa group, a military company, is described as running a 'parallel state' in Cuba and is central to talks with the Trump administration regarding the communist-led island's future.

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has voiced opposition to the idea of a Southern Presidency for the 2027 elections, cautioning opposition political actors against engaging in self-defeatist politics.

A Havana Times contributor shares personal observations and experiences about the process of moving in Curitiba, Brazil, contrasting it with their 43 years of never moving in Cuba.

A report indicates that the US is flying more intelligence-gathering aircraft and drones near the coast of Cuba, drawing parallels to similar activity before operations in Venezuela.

Bengaluru and Mysuru zoos are set to receive a Rs 224-crore investment for a new aquarium and immersive experience centers, including scuba diving facilities.

A 20-year-old British woman was seriously injured and intubated after being hit by a scooter on the main road in Laganas, Zakynthos, with the circumstances of the accident under investigation.

An article from the Tehran Times describes how economic promises related to Dubai have reportedly turned into a significant economic setback or 'nightmare'.

A court has dismissed a lawsuit filed by Fubara Dagogo challenging the All Progressives Congress (APC) congress and the election of the party's vice chairman. The court also imposed a N20 million fine in connection with the dismissed suit.

Dubai has launched its inaugural fully integrated smart bus station at the Mall of the Emirates, featuring AI and 24/7 digital services to enhance commuter experience and connectivity for 11 bus routes.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai reportedly finds calm through scuba diving lessons in Hawaii, a personal strategy he employs amidst the company's intense focus on artificial intelligence development.

Nick Shirley has described a harrowing experience in Cuba where he narrowly avoided being held hostage, labeling the situation as "dangerous." His account details the close call during his time in the country.

An article highlights the significant presence of Yoruba women heading top banks in Nigeria, noting that this level of female executive leadership surpasses many European countries.

The first beneficiaries of recycled Chinese shipping container homes in Cuba are Cuban regime supporters who have lived in overcrowded conditions for many years.

An article reflects on the quote "The best way to say something is to do it" by José Martí, Cuba's national poet and hero, who symbolized the struggle for independence.

Mahmud Sadis Buba, a 30-year-old APC aspirant, has successfully passed the screening process for the Kaduna House of Representatives seat, drawing attention due to his youthful appearance.

Dubai is facing an unprecedented challenge to its reputation as a safe haven and financial center, as wealthy elites are reportedly moving their capital and assets to Singapore or Switzerland amid the ongoing war in Iran.

Rabiu Kwankwaso has backed a new police probe into the 2019 disappearance of activist Abubakar Idris Dadiyata and is demanding compensation for his family.

Wealthy individuals are reportedly moving their assets out of Dubai and Abu Dhabi, as regional conflicts and reputational damage diminish the Persian Gulf countries' appeal as safe havens for foreign investors.