The Department of Foreign Affairs stated that any oil and gas cooperation agreement with China or other foreign governments will strictly adhere to the Philippine Constitution and laws, asserting the country's sovereign prerogatives.

Central bankers and economists prepare to meet in Washington to assess conflict’s damage

A restaurant owner in Esch, Luxembourg, was involved in an incident where he fired a pistol and made threats, though he will not face prison time.

A Croatian article suggests that life will become significantly easier for three specific zodiac signs after April 12, 2026.

Malacañang announced that President Marcos is expected to reveal his decision today regarding the excise tax on petroleum products, amidst public questioning on whether he will suspend or reduce it to mitigate soaring oil prices.

A Wall Street analyst has issued a warning to investors that a specific stock is expected to issue weak guidance later this month, prompting questions about appropriate investor action.

The Port Milena canal in Montenegro remains heavily polluted, making it unsafe for swimming and fishing, with experts from the University of Belgrade noting a persistent lack of knowledge and political will for its revitalization.

The president of Chega announced that the party and the government will meet to discuss the termination of the prior visa mechanism, which he believes will not facilitate corruption and will maintain oversight on municipal expenses.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has called on Israel to cease attacks in Lebanon and urged Hezbollah to stop reprisals, confirming Australia's military surveillance aircraft will remain in the region.

Kenyan artist Bien-Aimé Baraza talks about his upcoming album 'Finale', expressing his belief that it will redefine Kenyan music.

NASA's chief has stated that America is 'absolutely back' in the space race, with plans to surpass China in reaching the moon and establishing a lunar base under the Trump-era Artemis program.

A Ghanaian Member of Parliament states that the impending return of former MASLOC Chief Executive Sedina Christine Tamakloe Attionu, following a successful extradition ruling, will be a major test of the government's commitment to accountability.

Banks in Greece will be closed for four days, from Good Friday until Easter Monday, due to the Easter holiday, temporarily affecting transactions.

Bangladesh's Commerce Minister has publicly stated that there will be no price hike for soybean oil, aiming to reassure consumers and stabilize market prices.

The Los Angeles Dodgers have licensed the naming rights for their field to Japanese clothing company Uniqlo in a five-year deal, marking the first time in 62 years the field will have a sponsored name.

Experts believe that the humpback whale Fridolin will not survive. There are already plans to 'dispose of it professionally' by processing its remains into biodiesel.

Several prominent companies, including Johnson & Johnson, Netflix, TSMC, Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, and PepsiCo, are scheduled to release their earnings reports in the coming week. Investors will be closely watching these announcements for insights into corporate performance and economic trends.

The Ugandan government has announced that it will allocate funding to its various missions abroad based on their performance metrics.

The former American official and Columbia professor who spoke about the strategic importance of economic "bottlenecks": "Tehran has overturned the weapons of the American trade war...

After a season hampered by injuries, Jalen Williams is now healthy and prepared to contribute to the OKC Thunder's pursuit of an NBA championship in the upcoming playoffs.

Austria's Economy Minister Wolfgang Hattmannsdorfer announced the country will proceed with support measures for industry to combat high prices, without waiting for European Union approval.

A gymnasium in Panevėžys, Lithuania, will no longer offer Russian as a second foreign language starting in September, becoming one of the first in the region to do so. The decision reflects a decreasing popularity of the language and weakening ties with Russia.

A new quiz from Index challenges readers with 15 questions, promising that only a select few will be able to answer them all correctly.

Iceland continues to experience mixed weather today, with winds expected to decrease across much of the country, though strong winds and snow will persist in the northwest. Northern and eastern regions are forecast to receive snow, sleet, or rain.

Road closures and traffic diversions are in effect on the E45 motorway in Denmark and will continue until July.

Gardaí have dismantled barricades at Galway docks, ending a blockade of a fuel depot. This action comes amidst ongoing fuel protests across Ireland, with information on Sunday's demonstrations and their potential impact on schools also being reported.

The German Farmers' Association is calling for urgent support due to the significant impact of high diesel and fertilizer prices, warning that food costs will increase otherwise.

Major AI companies, including OpenAI, are aggressively funding policy papers and think tanks in an effort to reshape public perception and address increasing disapproval of artificial intelligence.

CJI Surya Kant stated that a republic will ultimately be judged not by the rights it declares, but by the rights it delivers to its citizens.

Microsoft VP Rajesh Jha argues that even if AI leads to significant workforce reductions, overall business will increase due to the need for licenses for AI agents. He suggests that thousands of digital assistants will boost the number of "paying users."

Peruvians are preparing for another election, offering a chance to reset the nation's path after a decade marked by frequent changes in leadership, with ten presidents in ten years.

The issue of the use and institutionalization of the Albanian language in North Macedonia has returned to the political and public debate, with concerns raised about a lack of political will for its implementation in institutions.

Another argument has taken hold in Silicon Valley: interpersonal skills will become more valuable than ever, with some voices going so far as to tout a humanities education as sound tech career…

A new theory suggests that the upcoming Resident Evil Requiem DLC will feature Ada Wong in a prominent role, based on recent fan findings.

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

The inaugural Esports Nations Cup, scheduled for 2026 in Riyadh, has announced its lineup of 16 games that will be featured in the competition.

Lithuanian Parliament Speaker Juozas Olekas announced he will soon submit candidates for the positions of Child Rights Protection and Equal Opportunities Ombudsmen.

Malaysia's Economy Minister Akmal Nasrullah Mohd Nasir has warned that the country is expected to face a critical period for fuel supply by June. The government is implementing measures to address the global fuel shortage, exacerbated by events in the Middle East.

Greece is expecting sunny and generally good weather conditions for Easter Sunday, which will be favorable for traditional celebrations. While most areas will see sunshine, some eastern and northern regions may experience light cloud cover.

Modifications to public transport routes are in effect on Easter Sunday and Monday. Buses, trolleybuses, metro, and trams will operate on a special schedule.

China has announced it will resume some ties with Taiwan, including increasing direct flights, following rare talks with opposition figures. These steps are seen as goodwill gestures aimed at improving cross-strait relations.

South Korea's Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism will allocate 65.6 billion won ($44.2 million) to support the film industry, including a new round of ticket discount coupons, following a similar program last year.

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

Estonia's newly acquired ferry will exclusively operate on the Virtsu–Kuivastu route, connecting the mainland and Muhu, due to specific requirements for its electrical charging equipment.

An opinion piece suggests that Iran's propaganda efforts are aided by its admirers in Ireland and criticizes former US President Donald Trump for not fulfilling pledges to end America's "forever wars."

A survivor of sexual abuse at Dublin’s Blackrock College has expressed despair over the slow progress of a statutory investigation into abuse at religious-run schools, noting that victims have yet to be contacted.

Police have closed the E39 highway for westbound traffic at Røyskårvannet in Lyngdal, Norway, due to significant snow problems. The road will remain closed until the section can be cleared.

Details have emerged about a summit in Barcelona, promoted by Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez, which aims to address Donald Trump's agenda and will also host a democracy forum with Lula and Sheinbaum.

The success of Abba Voyage's hologram performance has sparked discussions about the future of tribute bands and the potential impact of AI. Despite the technological advancements, tribute artists express little concern about being replaced.

The Malaysian Education Ministry will temporarily relocate students from SK Balaban Jaya due to safety concerns arising from ground movement affecting the school premises.

An anticipated cyberpunk series on Apple TV is expected to compensate for a major science fiction movie failure from 2025, according to a new report.

Thailand's Energy Minister Akanat Promphan has warned that the government will take tough action against oil hoarding and will not tolerate anyone found stockpiling fuel.

A public inquiry has been established in Southport following a knife attack that resulted in the deaths of three young girls, with discussions focusing on its potential findings and next steps.

Stefano Gabbana, co-founder of Dolce & Gabbana, has resigned from his role as chairman of the fashion house, though he will continue in creative capacities.

Li Zhigang stated that China is prepared to collaborate with Senegal to enhance the exchange of experiences in state governance, indicating closer bilateral ties.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Navy has issued a stern warning to military vessels, stating it will deliver a 'firm response' to any attempts at crossing the Strait of Hormuz.

Hugi Guðmundsson was named the resident composer for the Iceland Symphony Orchestra earlier this year, a position he will hold for two seasons from 2026-27 to 2027-28.

Ο Αμερικανός πρόεδρος Ντόναλντ Τραμπ επιβεβαίωσε σε τηλεφωνική συνέντευξη στο NewsNation ότι οι συνομιλίες μεταξύ των ΗΠΑ, του Ιράν και του Πακιστάν έχουν ξεκινήσει, ωστόσο σημείωσε ότι δεν γνωρίζει…

An opinion piece in Arab News raises the question of whether the United States is poised to capitulate for a third time in a significant international context.

Ukrenergo has announced that power rationing schedules will be implemented for industrial consumers across all regions of Ukraine on Monday, April 13, from 4:00 p.m. to midnight.

Mauritius's foreign minister pledged to regain control of the Chagos Islands, stating they will be 'decolonised' after the US failed to approve a handover deal.

Zborovi Novog Sada will organize a support rally for two of its arrested members in front of the Klisa prison on April 13, as announced by Novi Sad university professor Radivoje Jovović.

Health Secretary Wes Streeting has warned that voting for populist parties in upcoming May local and devolved elections could put the NHS at risk, pitching the health service as a key battleground.

Ayo Akerele's opinion piece explores theological themes, asserting that while perpetrators may seem to succeed, divine justice will ultimately prevail, emphasizing God's eternal victory over earthly struggles.

A section of the Eiffel Tower's original staircase is being offered for auction by Artcurial, with expectations that it will fetch a high price, reflecting continued interest in Parisian heritage items.

The War Childhood Museum in Sarajevo will celebrate its ninth anniversary with a week of activities from April 13 to 17, 2026, including workshops, educational programs, and public discussions.

The latest leak concerning the Apple iPhone 18 Pro suggests that the upcoming model will feature a significant design change.

Lululemon has released a new tennis collection featuring timeless, Wimbledon-level pieces designed for players of tennis and pickleball, or those simply seeking the aesthetic.

The Dutch navy frigate Zr.Ms. De Ruyter has departed from Den Helder with 200 personnel for an international marine exercise in Southeast Asia, with a planned stop in the Gulf region en route.

The Slovenian TV show 'Mali veliki kviz' will feature Filip and Patrik competing alongside their mothers in an upcoming episode, following Lana and Maja's victory in the previous show.

The United Kingdom is preparing a new version of its national war preparedness plan, which experts say will cover all areas from the military and police to hospitals and industry.

V Maďarsku se v neděli konají parlamentní volby, považované za nejvýznamnější v Evropě v letošním roce.

Sinn Féin announced its intention to table a motion of no confidence in the Irish Government, citing its handling of fuel protests. The Social Democrats and Independent Ireland have also indicated they will support the motion.

Basketball team Budućnost Voli is preparing for their penultimate Top 8 phase ABA League match against Dubai, which will be played in Sarajevo's 'Zetra' arena.

Residents on Tērbatas Street in Riga, Latvia, are expressing concerns that ongoing construction of new apartment buildings will lead to a reduction in sidewalk width.

The ViennaBallhaus is inviting guests to its second Champagne Winemaker Day on May 9th, where new creations from French champagne producers will be available for tasting.

An opinion piece argues that social media has not ruined Gen Z and that laws restricting phone use will not address the root causes of adolescent anxiety.

The NASCAR Cup Series returns to Tennessee for the Food City 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway. Ryan Blaney and the No. 12 Team Penske Ford will start in the pole position for Sunday's race.

It is anticipated that two candidacies will be submitted in the municipality of Vesturbyggð for the upcoming local elections in Iceland.

An event or exhibition dedicated to Jani Christou is taking place in Athens and will run until November 8.

Two men, aged 48 and 58, will face charges under Croatia's Law on Gender Equality for insulting a 21-year-old woman based on her gender in a cafe in Daruvar. They reportedly told her to lower her shirt.

The United States and Iran have failed to reach an agreement on ending the war, with Washington claiming to offer the best deal while Tehran deems demands unreasonable. Iranian officials further stated that the US has failed to earn Iran's trust despite proposals, with talks reaching agreement on some points but differing on two important issues.

A sports facility in the center of Horní Bludovice, Czech Republic, is undergoing reconstruction to install a new surface and will include a running track, making it suitable for local firefighters and schoolchildren.

Courtney Williams, a 40-year-old former SOCOM employee, was indicted and arrested by the FBI for allegedly transmitting classified national defense information to unauthorized individuals.

The Asian Development Bank has issued a warning that the ongoing conflict in West Asia is projected to significantly slow economic growth across the Asian region.

The annual Amarnath Yatra pilgrimage is scheduled to commence on July 3 and will last 19 days longer than the previous year.

Singapore's Land Transport Authority announced the expansion of the Sengkang-Punggol LRT depot, which will accommodate more trains and facilitate more efficient maintenance, aiming to provide more reliable LRT services for commuters.

Malaysia's Home Minister announced that police will utilize all legal instruments, including extradition, to bring back overseas suspects involved in a 'corporate mafia' investigation.

Pope Leo is embarking on a 10-day trip to Africa, where he is expected to confront the debate over polygamy as Catholicism experiences significant growth on the continent, shifting his focus from domestic responses to President Donald Trump.

Sri Lanka's Public Utilities Commission (PUCSL) has confirmed that there will be no additional coal cost burden reflected in electricity tariffs. This assurance aims to alleviate concerns about rising power costs for consumers.

The Naturcenter Amager Strand in Denmark is slated for a significant expansion, which will see its facilities double in size.

Starting May 1st, two eagles and a falcon will be deployed to deter pigeons from the Puerta de Alcalá monument in Madrid. The initiative aims to mitigate biological damage caused by bird colonization, including feather accumulation, nests, and droppings.

Quebec's Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) party is set to choose its new leader and, consequently, the next premier of Quebec today. The election will determine the future political direction of the province.

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

An opposition leader in Hungary has declared that Hungarians are "writing history" in an election where the Tisza party is expected to win.

The confirmation of Prince Vincent and Princess Josephine of Denmark will take place as scheduled, despite a recent death in the royal family.

Jandor, an aspirant for the Lagos Governorship under the APC, has denied claims of endorsement, stating he will support a consensus candidate, a position aligned with the Lagos APC leadership.

Hong Kong authorities have announced that a rehabilitation program will be open to all individuals arrested during the 2019 anti-government protests, with the security minister defending the decision to keep the project initially secret.

Mohammad Reza Aref stresses unity, says Tehran will stand firm on key demands following 'Islamabad Talks'

An activist from the banned Memorial organization in Russia has vowed that their work will not be stopped, even as re-sharing social media messages from the group could lead to criminal charges.

Public transport in Greece will operate on a special schedule until Easter Tuesday, with modifications to routes announced by OASA throughout the Easter period.

The Seoul Shakespeare Company is set to begin its 2026 production of William Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew" at Dari Theater in Hongdae, with performances in English and Korean subtitles.

Slovakia is expected to experience a predominantly sunny to partly cloudy Sunday with temperatures reaching up to 17 degrees Celsius and light winds, though mountainous regions will be cooler.

Easter Week 2026 will long be remembered. Unlike 1916, there have been no patriot dead. Indeed, there have been no patriots.

Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Elizabeth Kolbert shares her thoughts on the potential for AI to enable communication with whales, expressing a desire to apologize to them. She also describes the US course reversal on climate change as 'tragic'.

Approximately 500 admission wristbands were stolen from a ticket booth at a K-pop group BTS concert venue, prompting the agency to warn that any bands obtained through unofficial channels will be invalid for entry.

PUTRAJAYA, April 12 — Some 10,000 traders under the supervision of Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) will receive a 50...

Purbaya announced that motorcycles will no longer be used for the free meals program in Indonesia, indicating a change in the program's logistics or implementation.

Nollywood actress and content creator Ogieva Bella Osas, popularly known as SwizzyBellaNaija, has sparked widespread reactions after revealing in an interview her desire to date popular musicians Wizkid and Omah Lay. She also opened up about her personal life and career experiences in the entertainment industry.

Senate President Godswill Akpabio revealed the reasons behind the late Senator Barry Mpigi's defection from the PDP to the APC, attributing it to Mpigi's effective work in the National Assembly.

Senator Lindsey Graham, a proponent of US military operations in the Middle East, addressed concerns about a potential war with Iran affecting the Republican Party's performance in upcoming midterm elections.

Ousmane Sonko has launched a significant reform of the National School of Administration (ENA) in Senegal, which is expected to bring changes for future graduates.

An Ipsos poll indicates that Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is unlikely to advance general elections, regardless of whether his government secures budget approval.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi intensified the BJP's campaign in West Bengal, challenging the TMC's 'khela hobe' slogan and promising to implement the Uniform Civil Code to end appeasement politics, while also addressing a rally in Murshidabad on ending TMC's policies.

Kenyan President William Ruto is actively courting the Gusii community in a push for the 2027 polls, amidst the growing political influence of former Interior Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang'i.

A massive sperm whale has washed ashore near Gufuskálar in Iceland, and authorities currently have no plans to remove the carcass.

Qatar's Ministry of Transport announced that full maritime navigation for all types of vessels will resume in the Persian Gulf starting Sunday, allowing unrestricted passage from 6 AM.

The Manila Police District (MPD) has ordered the suspension of arrests for shirtless individuals in public, following concerns that the local ordinances were deemed 'anti-poor'. The MPD will instead issue appropriate warnings.

IMF's Georgieva has warned that the fallout from the ongoing war will linger, contributing to a dimming global growth outlook.

Hundreds of individuals marched through Bern on Sunday night in an unauthorized demonstration against the city's "commercial plans." The protest resulted in tens of thousands of Swiss francs in damages.

Union Minister Athawale has expressed confidence that the NDA alliance will come to power in Puducherry, as well as in West Bengal, Assam, and Tamil Nadu.

The world waits for Trump's verdict after the talks failed to yield a deal, writes the BBC's Lyse Doucet.

Tom Holland provided updates on how the upcoming MCU movie Spider-Man: Brand New Day will handle its villains, setting promising expectations for the story.

The Kremlin has rejected an extension of the Easter truce in Ukraine, which is set to expire Sunday evening, stating that it will not be prolonged unless Kyiv accepts conditions guaranteeing Moscow's 'interests' and 'goals'.

An auction preview from Paris highlights upcoming sales, with Christie's offering a particularly beautiful apple expected to fetch millions, while Sotheby's will feature two rediscovered paintings by Claude Monet.

Canadian House leader Steven MacKinnon stated that the Liberal government intends to continue working across party lines, even if upcoming federal byelections secure them a majority government.

A flotilla of 39 vessels, backed by Greenpeace, has been delayed from its departure to Gaza from Moll de la Fusta Port due to adverse weather conditions, and will instead travel to an alternative port.

The Gombe State Police Command will conduct a routine shooting exercise on April 14-15, 2026, and has urged residents not to panic at the sound of gunfire.

Reports suggest Apple is developing AI-powered glasses with several styles and oval cameras, aiming to compete directly with Meta's offerings in the augmented reality market.

Benin is conducting its presidential election as the nation grapples with severe economic conditions and a deteriorating security situation, issues that the new leader will be tasked with addressing.

Local elections in May will be uncontested in four Icelandic municipalities: Vopnafjarðarhreppur, Snæfellsbær, Tjörnes- og Kjósarhreppur. Only one list of candidates was submitted in these areas.

AI company Anthropic has sought advice from Christian faith leaders regarding its chatbot Claude, discussing philosophical questions such as whether the AI could be considered a "child of God." Future consultations will include representatives from other religions.

Residents of the New Forest in the UK are protesting a government reorganisation that would administratively link part of the forest to Southampton, fearing it will divide the historic area.

The upcoming Cyprus Film Days International Festival will feature a dynamic agenda tailored for young visitors, offering various activities for children.

Stalin expressed confidence that the DMK-led alliance would return to power, citing strong support from the people, including women and minority communities.

An email scam impersonating Apple is targeting iPhone users, falsely claiming their iCloud storage is full and threatening to delete their data if they don't pay. Multiple users have reported receiving these fraudulent messages.

A 10-part Regency romance dramedy, 'The Other Bennet Sister,' is set to be adapted, offering a new series for fans of the genre.

Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo stated that Finland will explore additional funding for drone defense during budget talks, addressing acute needs and deficiencies.

Houston Texans defensive cornerstone Will Anderson Jr. is reportedly set for a significant payday, with an eye-watering price tag anticipated for his contract extension.

Citizenship ceremonies for 4,700 individuals have been cancelled due to the impact of ongoing fuel protests, with the Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration stating new dates will be arranged.

An article provides a comprehensive guide to accessibility settings available on modern electronic devices, aimed at helping users, particularly older adults, utilize these features.

Gabriele Gravina has resigned from his position as President of the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) but stated he will continue his role at UEFA, describing his current life as 'almost like a recluse'.

Advance registrations for the 57-day Amarnath Yatra, set to conclude on August 28, will begin on April 15, with full details on dates, registration, and routes now available.

Matignon has assured unions that there will be no 'forceful passage' regarding work on May 1st, with a meeting scheduled between union leaders and the Minister of Labor.

New EU ecological design requirements for sustainable products, adopted in 2024 and effective from 2026, will prohibit companies from destroying unsold clothing and footwear.

Peruvians are heading to the polls in a crowded presidential election, with expectations high that the race will proceed to a runoff.

Ireland is bracing for a week of fluctuating weather, with temperatures expected to rise amidst mild and humid conditions. Met Éireann has indicated that unsettled weather patterns will continue to flow from the southwest.

Two US Navy guided-missile destroyers, USS Frank E Peterson and USS Michael Murphy, are carrying out operations to clear mines in the critical global oil route of the Strait of Hormuz, utilizing drones and helicopters.

An Ohio resident, Jim McElwain, a Gen X dad, built a tiny home as a DIY hobby and plans to list it on Airbnb, hoping to earn an additional $15,000 a year.

Nanyang Technological University (NTU) will require all its students to be AI literate starting in August, coinciding with the university's rollout of free Google AI tools for its student body.

PENGKALAN HULU, April 12 — The Home Ministry (KDN) will assess fuel sales volumes at petrol stations near the coun...

After the successful Artemis mission, the European Space Agency (ESA) is advancing its own plans to send astronauts to the Moon. ESA Director Daniel Neuenschwander emphasized Europe's crucial role in the Artemis 2 mission, stating it wouldn't have been possible without the European propulsion system.

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

Europe Day on May 9 will be commemorated with a week of activities and free concerts in Estonia's capital, Tallinn, and the border city of Narva.

The popular series 'Emily in Paris' will reportedly film its sixth season in Greece and Monaco, with the beautiful landscapes of Greece serving as one of the backdrops.

Austrian schools are set to implement new youth protection settings on student laptops in April. A basic protection will be applied to all devices, with parents having the option to add further restrictions.

Ralph Fiennes has stated that he believes his time playing the character of Voldemort is 'over,' indicating he will not return to the role.

A conservation charity in the UK expects more pine marten kits to be born in the wild on Dartmoor and Exmoor, signaling progress in the species' recovery efforts.

Bangladesh's new Bank Resolution Act, set to take effect in 2026, will open avenues for former owners to reclaim their banks.

LOS ANGELES — The name Carlos Bulosan will soon find distinguished company in famous writers like John Steinbeck and Robert Louis Stevenson as a public library in this city is formally dedicated in…

Skopje is forecast to experience sunny and warmer weather with some cloudiness and light winds. Temperatures will range from 5 to 21 degrees Celsius, with stable weather expected on Monday before changes on Tuesday.

A court in the Czech Republic will hear testimony from key politicians, including MP Pospíšil, linked to Prague's TOP 09 party in the main branch of the 'Dozimetr' corruption case.

An article highlights the plight of Early Childhood Development Education (ECDE) teachers, questioning who will advocate for their forgotten status.

Berating US president Donald Trump for going back on his pledges to end America’s ‘forever wars’ is one thing.

KB Kookmin Bank said Sunday it will launch a 6 trillion won ($4.04 billion) support program offering preferential interest rates for small and medium-sized enterprises, particularly those affected by…

Salvador Illa has appointed 102 independent experts from various fields to governing bodies within the public sector, who will contribute their ideas and proposals without remuneration.

The New Statesman has published its poll tracker and forecast model for the upcoming Holyrood parliament elections in May.

The head of the World Bank has cautioned that the ongoing conflict in the Middle East is expected to reduce global economic growth and trigger widespread cascading impacts.

An analysis suggests that Hungarian society is not prepared for the economic and political challenges awaiting it after the upcoming elections, as the next government's room for maneuver will be significantly narrower than promised.

The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasts that temperatures in Delhi will reach 40 degrees Celsius by April 15, marking an end to the recent relief from heat.

Notable Nollywood actress and filmmaker Titi Adeoye stated her willingness to make sacrifices for love, but emphasized that it would never come at the cost of her self-respect, values, or peace of mind.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has stated that the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) is dangerous and would lead to people losing their right to practice their own faith, intensifying the debate in India.

Iyabo Obasanjo, daughter of former President Olusegun Obasanjo, has clarified her political ambitions for 2027, stating she intends to run for Ogun State governor and not as a deputy, emphasizing her campaign is driven by public goodwill.

The Ghanaian government has allocated GH¢400 million for the completion of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) Teaching Hospital, with plans to commission the facility by the end of the year.

A song released 38 years ago by DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince reportedly caused significant trouble for Will Smith, nearly ending his career before it truly began.

The upcoming fourth season of 'Invincible' will introduce six powerful Viltrumite antagonists. These villains are expected to significantly elevate the new season's plot.

Lithuanian meteorologist Elvyra Latvėnaitė shared the latest weather forecast, indicating that while the beginning of the week will remain cool, warmer temperatures are expected to arrive soon.

A commentary suggests that without structural shifts, Kenya will continue to face debates on unemployment, low incomes, and inequality, advocating for policies to double national wealth.

Bayern Munich's Leon Goretzka has stated his readiness for any role in the upcoming second leg match against Real Madrid, expressing confidence in his team's position.