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Pakistan train bombing kills more than 30 people, official says
By Saleem Ahmed ISLAMABAD, May 25 (Reuters) - More than 30 people died in a suicide bombing of a train in southwestern Pakistan on Sunday, officials said on Monday, in the latest attack claimed by separatist Balochistan militants. Two provincial officials, speaking on condition
Israeli right-wing ministers urge Netanyahu to resume Beirut strikes to counter Hezbollah drone attacks
By Steven Scheer and Maya Gebeily JERUSALEM/BEIRUT, May 25 (Reuters) - Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich on Monday called on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to resume bombing Beirut in response to increased explosive drone attacks by Hezbollah on Israeli troops and
Everest operators must vet climbers better, says ascent record holder
KATHMANDU, May 25 - Mount Everest expedition operators must focus on the experience and knowledge of climbers to lower risks and minimise deaths on the mountain, a British climber and guide who has made the most ascents to the peak by a non-Sherpa said on Monday.
Netflix's I Am Frankelda wouldn't exist without Guillermo Del Toro
I Am Frankelda arrives on Netflix in June
Possible Iran-US deal: What we know
The United States and Iran have both played down chances of a quick deal to end a war that has engulfed the Middle East and disrupted the global oil market. US President Donald Trump said Monday that a deal with Tehran would either be "great and meaningful" or there would be
Pakistan train bombing kills more than 30 people, officials say
A separatist group claimed the attack and described it as a suicide bombing.
First 13 Minutes Of James Bond’s 007 First Light Officially Released, And, Erk
Apparently put online after earlier leaks, the opening is weirdly generic
Oil prices dip amid optimism over potential US-Iran deal
Oil prices decreased early Monday amid negotiations between the Trump administration and Iran on reopening the Strait of Hormuz and ending the Middle East conflict. West Texas Intermediate crude futures, the benchmark for North American markets, dipped by more than 6.1 percent
James Gray Says ‘Ad Astra’ Was ‘Taken Away’ From Him and Made Longer by 20th Century Fox: ‘It Would Have Been a Very Different Movie’
James Gray has revealed that the released version of his 2019 Brad Pitt-starring “Ad Astra” was not his cut — and was actually made longer than he wanted by the studio, 20th Century Fox. Speaking in Cannes to Brut to promote his latest film at the festival, “Paper Tiger,” the
Police fire shots in air to disperse angry crowds at DR Congo Ebola treatment centre
Unrest between crowds trying to reclaim the bodies of suspected Ebola cases and authorities have continued.
What is China’s Shenzhou-23 mission? Inside the year-long space experiment
The astronauts will be testing how a year in space affects their body and will be conducting more than 100 experiments, like growing embryos and rice.
Japan’s Takaichi unveils $24 billion extra budget, reassures on bond issuance
Japan will build up its reserves to subsidise fuel costs and help tackle cost of living pressures.
A Louisiana state senator helped secure Meta’s largest datacenter. Then he sold the land beside it
Jay Morris denies experts’ claims that he violated ethics rules over land deals near the site of Meta’s Hyperion datacenter This story is from Floodlight , a non-profit newsroom that investigates the powers stalling climate action For more than two years, John “Jay” Morris, a
The republic has survived 250 years — now we will decide whether it continues
As we approach the 250th birthday of the American experiment, we are confronted with the greatest threat to its survival since the Civil War.
Poop Cruises Are No Laughing Matter
We should reflect on what cruise ships stricken with diseases mean for the way we inhabit the world today The post Poop Cruises Are No Laughing Matter appeared first on Nautilus .
Let's restore meritocracy to the office of the surgeon general
It has become increasingly common to appoint leaders from outside the career ranks of the Public Health Service.
Trump blasts ‘weak and ineffective’ critics of potential Iran deal
President Trump on Monday slammed critics of the reported deal the U.S. is negotiating with the Iranian government to bring an end to the nearly three-month conflict and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. “I laugh at all of the Dumocrats, RINOS, and Fools who know nothing about the
Housing crisis is a matter of governance and not funding, city leaders tell World Urban Forum
Mayors from Turkey to Malaysia told Euronews at the World Urban Forum in Baku that poor coordination between local and central governments is blocking housing delivery worldwide.
‘Devastating blow’: Three major luxury hotels in France lose ‘palace’ status
Following a review by France's Palace Commission, the Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme, Mandarin Oriental Paris and Hôtel du Palais in Biarritz have all lost the prestigious distinction.
Mars fungi could make red planet regolith fertile for crops
You're on the fourth human mission to Mars, and you've been tasked with establishing the first self-sustaining food crop on a Martian settlement. You're nervous because you're using a new type of fungi called beneficial fungi, which you're told will help enhance the Martian
Cambodian king pardons former opposition leader
PHNOM PENH, May 25 - Cambodia's king has pardoned former opposition leader Kem Sokha for a treason conviction, just weeks after he lost an appeal to overturn that verdict, according to a royal decree released on Monday.
Strait of Hormuz turmoil 'serious' risk for Europe, top UAE adviser warns
UAE presidential adviser Dr Anwar Gargash said at a conference in Prague that the Strait of Hormuz is a European energy problem, not a distant regional one, as the region continues to face the worst instability in decades.
