MANILA, Philippines — Senate employees were allowed to leave work early on Wednesday, Senate Secretary Mark Mendoza said. Mendoza said this was to avoid commotion outside the Senate compound.

Senate President Cayetano alleged a plot by fellow senators to stop Senator Dela Rosa from attending a plenary session, revealing he helped facilitate Dela Rosa's transport to the Senate.

Iraq's army is reportedly investigating claims of a 'secret' Israeli base within its territory, with troops deployed to defend the desert and prevent the country from being used as a launchpad for aggression.

National Bank of Serbia Governor Jorgovanka Tabakovic announced that the latest NBS projections estimate Serbia's inflation to average 3.6% this year, with the growth forecast revised to 3%.

Investigators have been deployed to Győr-Szol in connection with a 1.7 billion forint scandal, following the resignations of the economic director and CEO.

The General Council of the Trade Union of Prosecutors and Public Prosecution Employees of Poland has written to Justice Minister Waldemar Żurek, urging action to guarantee appropriate remuneration for delegated prosecutors.

Students suffering from serious health conditions are invited to electronically submit their university application forms by May 25, indicating their preferred departments and schools for admission in the academic year 2026-2027, under a special 5% quota.

Dalia Kužmarskytė, a 57-year-old soloist of the Klaipėda State Musical Theatre, has died after suffering a sudden hemorrhagic stroke. Her death has prompted a reminder on how to recognize stroke symptoms.

A 34-year-old Nigerian national residing in Houston has pleaded guilty to illegal money transmission in connection with a $927,000 email scam, according to the Acting U.S. Attorney.

Unemployment in France has risen to its highest level in five years, with the national statistics agency INSEE reporting that the number of jobless individuals has exceeded 2.5 million.

After a 27-year wait, the official marking of 410,000 hectares of land has begun for Brazil's uncontacted Kawahiva people, aiming to protect the Amazonian community from farming, illegal mining, and logging.

Former President Trump and a group of CEOs are reportedly planning a visit to China, with a critical agenda expected to include discussions on Iran, trade, and Taiwan.

After nearly 30 years, cinema culture is making a comeback to Luxembourg's Gare district, with films expected to be screened again starting this autumn.

A Bornholm-based industrial company has announced the layoff of 175 employees. This decision follows a period of significantly reduced business activity during March and April.

The former Hipp employee suspected in the poisoned baby food jars case is reportedly also accused of having obtained loans through falsified pay slips. The suspect has been in pre-trial detention for over a week.

The parents developed a fear of the outside world during the Covid-19 pandemic

Marvell Technology is making significant advancements in AI connectivity solutions and custom silicon development, positioning itself as a key player in the AI sector.

Orange has partnered with MasOrange to launch Orange Cyberdefense in Spain, aiming to compete with Indra and become a top 3 player in the national cybersecurity market.

Due to heavy traffic congestion, an 18-kilometer third lane will be built on the "Čvor Zagreb Zapad - čvor Lučko" highway section near Zagreb, with a completion deadline of one year.

Interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan stated at BSDA that security is not a product to be bought but a capacity built through sustained effort each year, with allies, institutions, and industries.

'The SC held that this is without prejudice to the Court taking any interim or urgent measures as prayed for by Senator Dela Rosa, should it become necessary,' the High Court says

Research indicates that datacenters are now using 6% of the electricity supply in the UK and US, with AI-driven energy consumption increasing globally by 15% in two years.

During a session at the GJKKO, an eyewitness provided testimony in the trial against Artan Tafani concerning the assassination attempt on Kujtim Meta, which occurred in April 2022 in Lushnjë. The witness recounted details of the masked assailant entering the premises.

Tesla China has launched a new financing scheme with lower down payments to attract more budget-conscious buyers, following a decline in sales in the world's largest electric vehicle market.

The Mazda3 hatchback and sedan have received several minor updates for the 2027 model year, which are already available in Europe.

A slight increase in anti-LGBT+ infractions was reported last year, with defamation and insults accounting for 33% of recorded crimes and offenses, followed by physical assaults and threats.

President Nikos Christodoulides welcomed official estimates showing Cyprus' GDP grew by 3 percent year-on-year in the first quarter of 2026, describing it as the highest growth rate in the EU and evidence of the country's economic resilience.

The Greek Ministry of Education, Religious Affairs and Sports has sent a Ministerial Decision for publication, determining the number of admitted students to university schools and departments for the academic year 2026-2027.

Pieter Koolwijk has made history by becoming the first author in thirty years to win both the prestigious Golden Griffel award and the Children's Jury Prize. This dual recognition highlights his significant impact on children's literature.

A recent change in the Hungarian government has led to comparisons of current prices with those from the last government transition. Concurrently, the mandate of the National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV) president has ceased following this governmental shift.

An under-construction apartment building in Latsi–Yeri has been presented as Cyprus' first 'passive' residential project at an international conference in Germany.

Consumers are advised to consider four crucial factors before making a purchase of a hybrid vehicle in the year 2026.

Israeli airstrikes struck two cars on a highway near Jiyeh, Lebanon. While no casualties were immediately reported, an AFP photographer witnessed a body being removed.

The National Museum of Montenegro in Cetinje has opened jubilee exhibitions "Threads of Duration" and "Museum Through Time" to mark its 130th anniversary, showcasing its history and rich heritage.

The US Social Security system is projected to face insolvency within six years, with several developments potentially accelerating this timeline, prompting advice on how to plan ahead.

British singer-songwriter RAYE is slated to make her big-screen acting debut in the new thriller film 'Lineage,' with production scheduled to commence in early August. She previously made a cameo as herself in the Netflix drama 'Black Rabbit'.

Novaturas, one of the largest tour operators, is reportedly laying off some employees, a decision confirmed by the company's CEO and attributed to the consequences of the war in the Middle East.

Four years into Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, US political experts are discussing whether a ceasefire is in sight, with some suggesting that upcoming US elections could influence the conflict's resolution.

An appeals court in Bari, Italy, ruled that a four-year-old boy formally has three parents, following one of his adoptive fathers seeking recognition of his parenthood in Italy.

Several European cities are highlighted for their unique dining experiences, inviting visitors to enjoy food and drink within the beautiful, historic settings of old halls and vaulted buildings. The articles recommend specific locations across the continent.

A 39-year-old man from Zagreb faces a €2500 fine after a TikTok video showed him firing multiple shots from a gas pistol into the air during his brother's wedding celebration.

Former Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda shared his views on the Japanese yen, stating that its value is unlikely to fall below 160 per dollar. He also suggested that any impact from yen intervention would be short-lived.

Scientists David Klenerman, Shankar Balasubramanian, and Pascal Mayer have been awarded the Princess of Asturias Award for Scientific and Technical Research 2026 for their revolutionary work in rapid DNA sequencing, which has transformed personalized medicine and biomedical research.

Paul Hanlon, a candidate for town council in Newfoundland, served over two years in jail for a masked home invasion and the beating of two occupants, raising questions about his candidacy.

A pizza chef who was dismissed for sending inappropriate text messages, including one about waiting two years to be her boyfriend, to a 16-year-old girl has lost his challenge against the dismissal.

Bálint Ruff, the director of WWF Hungary, has been officially appointed as the first deputy state secretary in a new ministry. This marks a significant new role for him within the government.

Kevin Hart's Netflix special roast included Pete Davidson making jokes about Kanye West. Reports also indicated that Paul McCartney had previously declined the offer to be roasted.

The Italian rock band Måneskin is set to reunite next year, a return announced by Italian TV and radio host Fiorello, who reportedly received the news directly from the band's drummer.

Two major banks have warned that 2026 will be a year of economic recession for Romania, following a third consecutive quarter of GDP decline, prompting revised forecasts.

Authorities removed six children from their home in Peristeri, Greece, after they were found living in deplorable conditions, leading to the arrest of their 37-year-old parents following an anonymous complaint.

Marisela Cerda, a Microsoft employee of nearly 25 years, received a buyout offer at age 47, prompting her to consider her retirement plans.

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A leading economist warns that Ireland might be forced to borrow next year if oil prices continue to rise, citing the ongoing closure of the Strait of Hormuz as a significant factor impacting the economy.

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Marian Motocu, a Legionary sympathizer with ties to Călin Georgescu, received a one-year suspended prison sentence in Romania for inciting hatred against Jews and promoting Legionary propaganda.

Reports indicate that women are being filmed without their consent on streets and beaches using Meta's new digital smart glasses, which have sold millions of units, raising significant privacy concerns.

A groom in the U.S. has been sentenced to 30 years in prison after being convicted of killing his best friend, who was also his best man, on the night of his wedding.

The Lithuanian Supreme Administrative Court has reviewed the "Nemuno aušros" case concerning car rentals from the party's leader and another member, with the party's lawyer arguing that the Central Electoral Commission overstepped its role.

From Assaluyeh to Lavan, Iran's energy industry demonstrates remarkable resilience, continuing to operate and adapt despite the persistent challenges of international sanctions and regional conflicts.

Austria will increase the number of its soldiers in Bosnia and Herzegovina as it takes command of the EUFOR Althea mission next year, stated Arnold Kammel.

A 21-year-old repeat traffic offender in Sinj, Croatia, has had his Audi A6 permanently confiscated and was sentenced to 15 days in prison, fines, and a driving ban for numerous violations, including refusing a drug test.

A Federal High Court in Nigeria has sentenced Saleh Mamman, the former Minister of Power, to 75 years in prison on corruption charges related to hydroelectric power projects.

Android users can expect six major new features to be rolled out to their mobile phones this year, promising some of the biggest updates ever for the operating system.

Greek banking groups listed on the Athens Stock Exchange are reportedly planning 5+1 deals in 2026, capitalizing on their resilient profitability and excess capital.

Lithuania is set to host its first international legal conference, "LAW FORUM 2026," this autumn, bringing together legal professionals and leaders to discuss the leadership and responsibility of lawyers today.

Students in Greece suffering from serious health conditions are invited to submit their electronic university application forms by May 25. These applications are for admission to higher education institutions for the 2026-2027 academic year, under a 5% additional quota.

A 43-year-old man has been charged in Denmark for flying a drone in close proximity to an airport.

UEFA has fined Turkish football club Fenerbahçe €10 million for financial irregularities. The club reportedly declared a player's salary as €420 while he was actually earning over €5 million.

Hungarian TV host Klári Dióssy, who was diagnosed with cancer a year ago, has spoken about her illness and the necessity of chemotherapy for her recovery.

Mortgage rates have climbed to their highest level in five weeks, yet robust homebuyer demand has kept mortgage applications in positive territory.

Giuliana Rancic isn't going to police the red carpet. That's why the Fashion Police alum—who spent 20 years covering award shows, premieres and more celebrity events for E! before her 2021 exit—is...

A 30-year-old man has been sentenced to 14 years in prison for the murder of Mirweis Maroofkhel (24) in Storgata, Oslo city center, in 2024.

Arista Networks is identified as a crucial player in providing networking solutions for AI data centers, underscoring its importance in the rapidly expanding artificial intelligence sector.

A couple in Spain has been jailed for locking their young children up for over three years in a 'House of Horrors' case that shocked the nation, reportedly stemming from a fear of the outside world developed during the Covid-19 pandemic.

The Lithuanian government has approved changes to the social insurance contribution rules for employees working for two or more employers and earning less than the minimum wage across all their jobs.

New EU legislation will require employers to implement pay transparency systems by the end of July, allowing employees to know colleagues' salaries. Companies with over 100 employees will also need to submit reports on remuneration to the labor ministry, addressing the 11% average gender pay gap in the EU.

Erik Fleming, the drug counsellor who supplied Matthew Perry with the fatal ketamine dose, is facing sentencing, with prosecutors requesting two-and-a-half years in prison.

Government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis has demanded the immediate removal of a video circulating online that shows two 17-year-old girls attempting to end their lives.

The Diocese of Lolland-Falster in Denmark will appoint a new bishop after Marianne Gaarden announced her resignation, stepping down at the end of the year after ten years in the role.

Prosecutors have requested sentences of 15 and 17 years against Raphaël C. and Bilal H. for the March 2025 shooting at Bizet Square in Brussels, which severely injured a young person and reportedly stemmed from a cafe brawl.

An Atlantic island off Canada, the largest breeding ground for marine mammals, has seen hundreds of massacred young seals for years. The culprits behind these deaths have now been identified.

The National Bank of Serbia (NBS) presented its May inflation report, revising its February projections for inflation and economic growth for the current and next year, indicating higher inflation and lower economic growth.

The popular Fallout series is officially set to return with a brand-new single-player experience, slated for release in 2026. This announcement confirms the continuation of the post-apocalyptic franchise.

A banker, highly praised by Warren Buffett, highlights the crucial yet often underestimated role of family businesses as a powerful economic engine in America.

A banker, whom Warren Buffett has called "the best," discusses the significant yet often overlooked role of family businesses as a crucial economic engine in America.

Rapper Kanye West, also known as Ye, has lost a lawsuit and must pay a six-figure sum for infringing copyright by playing an uncleared sample of other artists' work at a stadium event.

Alicja Szemplińska has successfully qualified for this year's Eurovision final, sparking renewed interest in Poland's history at the contest. The article presents a quiz challenging readers' knowledge of past Polish Eurovision performances.

The construction permit for Bucharest's new Metro Line 6, connecting 1 Mai to Henri Coandă International Airport, has been issued, marking a new stage for the project expected to last nearly three years.

The Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) is reportedly placing its hopes for a political comeback on former President Vjosa Osmani, six years after her departure from the party.

Konami's recent revival of the Silent Hill series is gaining momentum, with the Silent Hill 2 Remake surpassing 6 million players and Silent Hill f achieving 2 million sales.

Nikolla Nunka, a surgeon arrested for alleged sexual harassment of a 21-year-old woman, has been hospitalized in Korça after experiencing cardiac problems, having a history of heart conditions.

Lithuania's Interior Minister, Kondratovičius, announced that the flow of contraband cigarettes transported by balloons from Belarus has decreased by almost two times. This reduction follows active measures taken by Lithuania against such smuggling last year.

The Bucharest General Council has approved the allocation of 32 million lei from the STB budget to provide severance pay for 800 employees who are slated for layoffs.

Hungarian publicist Zsolt Bayer has reportedly promised to "tame down" his public persona, with a comparison made to László Kövér.

The CBSE Class 12 pass percentage has seen a notable drop, reaching its lowest point since the COVID-19 pandemic. Experts are analyzing the reasons behind this decline, which is reported to be around 3.19% this year.

The public prosecutor's office is investigating the father of the murdered eight-year-old Fabian for allegedly making false statements in court, accusing him of not being interested in the truth as he believes the accused is innocent.

New details have emerged regarding the criminal history of Michael Mott, the 41-year-old man who trespassed onto a Denver airport runway and was struck by an aircraft, revealing over 20 prior arrests.

Following intelligence and a court order, police officers in Ohrid conducted a search on May 12, 2026, discovering marijuana and arresting a 31-year-old man from Kicevo in connection with illegal drug trade.

Eight individuals, including four Norwegians, have been sentenced to prison for up to two years in an insider trading case in Sweden.

An individual has been sentenced to two years in prison after being convicted of stealing music belonging to artist Beyoncé.

The Portuguese National Republican Guard (GNR) has expelled 51 officers over four years, with an official denying accusations of racism within the force and vowing to remove those who violate human rights.

Zagreb police have arrested a 29-year-old and a 27-year-old in the Peščenica district, with details emerging about items found in their homes.

This year's event in Rovinj featured numerous panels, but gastronomy took center stage in the discussions.

Samsung's decision to launch its new Galaxy phone later than anticipated has reportedly provided a massive competitive advantage to Apple in the smartphone market.

A 20-year-old man, who had been imprisoned during his trial, was acquitted of murder charges and subsequently released by verdict in Denmark. He was sentenced to one year and three months in prison for other offenses.

UK housebuilder Vistry has issued a warning that its half-year profits will be significantly lower than expected, citing uncertainty related to the Iran war as a contributing factor.

A 59-year-old taxi driver was arrested in central Athens for operating with a double fare meter and overcharging unsuspecting passengers.

A report indicates that most Americans anticipate their savings will be depleted by age 79, years before their expected lifespan, with many baby boomers found to be unprepared for retirement.

School boards and childcare facilities in Arnhem, Netherlands, are strongly advising parents to delay giving smartphones to their children and to ban social media access until they are 16 years old.

Asbestos contamination has been detected in several gravel streets a few kilometers from Sopron, Hungary, marking another instance of the hazardous material being found in a settlement.

Hungarian news outlet Telex reflects on years of attempts to undermine its operations, reaffirming its commitment to independent journalism in Hungary.

Manojlo Vukotić, a former Serbian journalist and editor, stated that no government in the last 60 years has harmed Serbian journalism as much as the current administration.

Shares of Rave Restaurant Group (RAVE) have dropped due to market volatility, yet investors continue to accumulate shares in the company.

Spanish justice has dismissed a complaint filed against Real Madrid and its general director regarding excessive noise levels generated by concerts held at the Santiago Bernabéu stadium last year, ruling that event promoters are responsible.

The Serbia Center (SRCE) party has criticized the newly established "ćacilend" in Zrenjanin, calling it an "eyesore" and a "demonstration of power."

Iran's energy industry, spanning from Assaluyeh to Lavan, is showcasing its resilience despite facing international sanctions and regional conflicts.

A Scottish former military instructor has been sentenced to over eight years in prison in Ukraine after being found guilty of spying for Russia.

37.6 percent of three- to four-year-old children in Aargau speak poor or no German at all. The canton is reacting with mandatory tests.

The United Arab Emirates is seeking to expand its economic and investment cooperation with Syria, focusing on postwar reconstruction efforts during a two-day forum in Damascus.

A 20-year-old girl, initially arrested for a brutal attack on a Filipino tourist in central Zagreb, was released and then unexpectedly re-arrested, reportedly crying during her re-detention.

Investigators have been dispatched to Győr-Szol in connection with a 1.7 billion forint scandal, following the resignations of the economic director and the chairman-CEO.

A month after the elections, Hungary has a new government led by Péter Magyar of the Tisza party, who has taken over as Prime Minister after 16 years of Viktor Orbán's rule.

Lithuania will host its first international conference, 'LAW FORUM 2026,' this autumn, bringing together legal professionals and leaders to discuss the critical issues of lawyers' leadership and responsibility.

Dalia Kužmarskytė, a 57-year-old soloist of the Klaipėda State Musical Theatre, has died after suffering a hemorrhagic stroke, prompting a reminder on how to recognize stroke symptoms.

A 43-year-old man has been charged in Denmark for flying a drone in close proximity to an airport.

After a 27-year wait, the official marking of 410,000 hectares of land for Brazil's uncontacted Kawahiva people has begun, aiming to protect the Amazonian community from illegal mining, logging, and farming.

Mortgage rates have climbed to their highest level in five weeks, yet robust homebuyer demand has managed to keep mortgage applications in positive territory.

Leaders of the lists running in Reykjanesbær, Iceland, concur that the town has experienced excessive growth in recent years, leading to challenges in infrastructure, housing, employment, asylum seeker issues, and the future of Kadeco.

Minister Paunović clarified the number of centenarians on the voter list, stating there are 1,343 individuals over 100 years old, with the oldest voter being 113. She also refuted claims of hundreds of thousands of centenarians on the list.

Arista Networks is emerging as a crucial player in networking solutions for artificial intelligence data centers, providing essential infrastructure for high-performance AI operations.

Micron Technology (MU) is proving to be a significant player in the AI infrastructure race, extending its importance beyond traditional memory solutions.

Orange, in partnership with MasOrange, has entered the Spanish cybersecurity market, aiming to compete with companies like Indra and become a top-three national player in both private and public sectors.

Keir Starmer has presented his agenda for the coming year, focusing on changes to education, health, and the courts, as the Prime Minister faces a potential leadership threat from within Labour.

The Hungarian Forint began to weaken against the Euro, nearing 360, following a tender by the Hungarian National Bank (MNB).

Regular wages in Iceland averaged 816,000 Icelandic Kronor per month last year. For full-time employees, the average was 913,000 Kronor, with a median of 826,000 Kronor.

A review of 39 cases involving lawyers who committed child sex abuse has found that the majority of them are still licensed, highlighting a slow response within the legal disciplinary system. The report addresses issues of child luring, sex with minors, and possession of child sex-abuse material among legal professionals.

Italian Justice Minister Carlo Nordio has stated that the law needs changing in light of a probable miscarriage of justice in the 2007 Garlasco murder case, which has captivated public attention for years.

Zoran Kesić has been honored by the European Movement in Serbia, receiving the "Contribution to Europe of the Year" award.

Alex, a five-year-old boy who disappeared from Sebeșu de Jos in Sibiu, Romania, was found alive in a forest by helicopter after a search operation.

The Eurovision semi-finals garnered significant viewership, with Greece's ERT1 reporting up to 70% audience share. Austria also recorded its best Eurovision viewership in 11 years for the event.

The Intermediate Benchmarks Assessment Report (IBAR) for Albania was not approved at the latest meeting in Brussels between representatives of the European Commission and EU member states, potentially delaying the country's EU integration process.

A man who was allegedly abducted by his mother and taken abroad at the age of 11 has told a documentary his relationship with her is a “complicated thing”.

The Irish Kidney Association has said it is deeply concerned about the decline in transplant activity as organ donation has fallen to its lowest level in five years.

ABN AMRO Bank N.V. has released its financial results for the first quarter of the year.

Following a tragedy involving two 17-year-old girls, Greek government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis has appealed for the immediate removal and cessation of reproduction of a controversial video, which experts deem deeply problematic and dangerous.

Prospective buyers of hybrid vehicles in 2026 are advised to consider four key actions before making a purchase, offering guidance for future automotive decisions.

Akureyri expects nearly a quarter fewer cruise ships this summer compared to last year, resulting in 50,000 fewer passengers. Despite this overall decrease, the impact on Akureyri port is relatively minor, while smaller ports like Húsavík and Raufarhöfn are more significantly affected.

Finland has given the green light for mortgages to be spread out over four decades, with the new payment structure becoming available starting in June.

Jason Collins, who made history as the first openly gay active NBA player, has passed away at the age of 47. His death marks the loss of a pioneering figure in professional sports.

A 75-year-old individual reflects on their satisfaction with working and living frugally, questioning why more people don't adopt a similar lifestyle.

Germany's government has completed its first year, marked by significant unpopularity, the lowest since the post-war era. The article lists seven key issues that have gone wrong during Chancellor Friedrich Merz's short tenure.

A Nigerian court has convicted and sentenced former minister Mamman to 75 years in prison on 12 counts of fraud and money laundering charges totaling N33.8 billion.

Nollywood star Genevieve Nnaji is set to make her return to acting after an eight-year hiatus, starring in ‘Wahala,’ a new six-part thriller series from BBC Studios based on Nikki May’s novel.

B&G Foods has projected an adjusted EBITDA of $275M-$290M for fiscal year 2026 and announced a 50% dividend cut to accelerate its debt repayment efforts.

Austria's Ministry of Education reports a significant increase in applications for teaching positions, with nearly 13,000 applicants for 6,500 available jobs, marking 1,000 more applications than the previous year. Ten percent of applicants are career changers, and the Education Minister remains optimistic.

Stars from the Yellowstone universe have discussed details regarding potential crossovers for the Dutton Ranch. They also explained Kevin Costner's subtle role in a new Yellowstone spinoff series.

Arda Saatçi, a 28-year-old Berliner, completed a 600-kilometer run through the desert, an individual challenge that became a collective experience watched live by millions, earning him recognition as a hero for his generation.

Survivor contestant Stavros Floros delivered a poignant message of resilience to his mother, stating "Mom, why should I be sad? I'm alive," following his amputation. His words conveyed a strong will to live despite the circumstances.

A 17-year-old boy was hospitalized after being injured in a Russian drone attack in the Bilopillia community of Ukraine's Sumy region.

A fatal traffic accident occurred in Halkidiki, Greece, resulting in the death of a 26-year-old motorcyclist after colliding with a car driven by a 74-year-old.

According to Tabaković, Serbia's inflation rate is projected to be around 3.6 percent for the current year. The country's economic growth is simultaneously forecast to reach three percent.

Moldova's Ambassador to Ireland, Jana Costachi, has resigned after serving for one year, as announced by Foreign Minister Mihai Popșoi. Popșoi stated that the ambassador's decision to step down was independent and conscious.

WeRide has released its financial results for the first quarter of the year.

Three individuals have been charged after a 37-year-old man was left by an expressway on a freezing January night without a jacket or phone, dying of hypothermia.

Mumbai's first major voter roll revision in 24 years may be delayed as the BMC urges the Election Commission of India to avoid a May drive.

An exclusive report by NDTV claims that Pakistan has been harboring Iranian military jets for years, a report that the Pakistani government has rejected as misleading while not denying the aircraft's presence.

The tragic incident of two 17-year-old girls falling from a roof has brought the issue of child and adolescent mental health and suicide prevention mechanisms back into focus in Greece, amidst a rise in incidents among 15-19 year olds.

Russian police have issued an arrest warrant for Denis Butsayev, who resigned as deputy minister at the Natural Resources and Environment Ministry in late April and reportedly fled to the United States amid a fraud investigation.

The Jalandhar Municipal Corporation sealed a 30-year-old high school, leaving 400 poor and migrant students facing an uncertain future.

Spotify has introduced a new personalized feature called "Your Party of the Years" to celebrate its 20th anniversary, which highlights users' listening milestones.

The CBI has booked an agency responsible for running night shelters in Delhi, alleging it paid salaries to bogus employees under a contract with DUSIB.

As financial results announcements peak, approximately 40% of listed companies in Japan are forecasting profit declines or remain undecided on their outlook for the current fiscal year, largely due to the escalating Iran situation and persistently high crude oil prices.

The lawyer for a 21-year-old woman accusing a gynecologist of sexual abuse states that there are repeated allegations against the surgeon spanning approximately 33 years, urging others to come forward.

A new study has identified the oldest Neanderthal group in Central-Eastern Europe through DNA analysis of teeth found in a cave. Notably, three teeth from different sediment layers, belonging to children and an adult, all shared identical mitochondrial DNA.

The article highlights the resilience of Iran's energy industry, from Assaluyeh to Lavan, as it continues to operate despite international sanctions and regional conflicts.

Vodafone Group reported an increase in overall revenues, with its Greek operations showing a steady performance, including a marginal revenue decrease but a significant rise in EBITDAaL for the financial year.