Israel says Iran's intelligence minister killed and authorises targeting of all officials
Israel killed top Iranian security official Ali Larijani and the head of the paramilitary Revolutionary Guard's Basij force, Gholamreza Soleimani, on Tuesday.
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Time, money – and Germany: The factors that could leave Israel short of missile interceptors
Israel Aerospace Industries is working round the clock to produce more Arrow interceptors, but production is complex and slow ■ The company must also produce hundreds of interceptors for Germany by 2030 ■ Home Front Command's order to change the alert system will make it
AI is the villain in Pragmata, but director Cho Yonghee wants to stress that his evil AI is slightly different to our real-life evil AI thanks to 'the presence of an AI character like Diana'
"Perhaps that shows how they're eternal themes."
Factbox-Which key Iranian figures have been killed in US-Israeli strikes?
By Jana Choukeir DUBAI, March 18 (Reuters) - Since February 28, U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran have killed several senior political and military figures, hitting the core of the Islamic Republic's leadership in a war that has spread across the Middle East, disrupting energy
Elizabeth Warren backs Mallory McMorrow in Michigan Senate primary
The progressive champion is picking sides in a closely contested Democratic race.
Shakira wants to build her own stadium in Spain to sign off world tour
The Latin pop superstar singer will close her world tour in Spain with an unprecedented show of force by performing in her own purpose-built stadium. a return marked by controversy after her break-up with Piqué and her problems with the tax authorities.
UN maritime body kicks off emergency talks on Mideast shipping
The head of the UN's maritime body Wednesday urged "practical measures" to protect trade ships threatened by the Middle East war, as he opened an emergency meeting amid fears for thousands of stranded ships and seafarers. The International Maritime Organisation -- responsible
50 years ago, David Bowie defied musician-to-movie-star conventions in The Man Who Fell to Earth
Nicolas Roeg's Bowie-starring sci-fi movie is just as strange, beautiful, and alienating half a century after its release.
Snail-derived compound could be a safer anticoagulant compared to heparin
For more than a century, heparin has been the go-to anticoagulant to prevent harmful blood clots in blood vessels or the heart from forming or getting larger. However, a major side effect is an increased risk of excessive bleeding, even from minor injuries like small cuts on
With the DHS shutdown dragging on, is it time to privatize airport security?
Exploring airport security privatization should be on every airport’s to-do list.
Trump’s takeover of DC landmarks reaches legal apex
President Trump’s government real estate projects in the nation’s capital are reaching an apex in court. Environmental groups, a Democratic congresswoman and even golfers have sued. Judges so far have largely declined to stop the president’s projects, from rebuilding the
Capitol agenda: Tulsi Gabbard takes the hot seat
The resignation of former top aide Joe Kent has raised questions around Tulsi Gabbard's tenure as director of national intelligence.
Adults With ADHD Experience Sleep-Like Brain Waves While Awake
A glimpse inside the ADHD brain The post Adults With ADHD Experience Sleep-Like Brain Waves While Awake appeared first on Nautilus .
Dream job alert: You can now apply to be a ‘room service critic’ and a ‘hotel robe researcher’
Winners of the competition will receive a €4,300 gift card to cover a stay at their dream property for a review.
‘Soviet Jeans’ Team Kicks Off Production on Late-Soviet Love Story ‘The Last Divorce of Communism’ (EXCLUSIVE)
The creative team behind “Soviet Jeans,” the breakout hit that won a pair of awards at Series Mania in 2024, are back with “The Last Divorce of Communism,” a period drama series set in Latvia in 1988. The six-part series, which is now going into production, centers on an
Thailand Touts Revamped Film Incentives at Hong Kong FilMart as Retina Film Production and the Monk Studios Woo International Producers
Thailand is making a concerted push to attract international film and television productions, with two Bangkok-based industry players — production service company Retina Film Production and animation and VFX house the Monk Studios — both attending Hong Kong FilMart to court
'Fear Lebanon could be the next Gaza', UN Humanitarian Chief tells Euronews
The United Nations' Humanitarian Chief told Euronews it is becoming increasingly dangerous to provide aid in Lebanon. The Israeli operation in the country, which has expanded to include a ground offensive, has killed more than 900 people and displaced more than a million.
Middle East flights: Qatar Airways begins revised limited schedule until 28 March
Doha-based carrier confirms more than 70 destinations for flights to and from Hamad International while British Airways extends regional cancellations.
Reasons for illegal fishing 'more nuanced' than previously thought, international research shows
A resurgence of illegal fishing in northern Australian waters is a cause for environmental, biosecurity and social concern, and new research suggests the causes of this activity are increasingly complex. The project was conducted by an international team of researchers from
Nigeria president begins first UK state visit in 37 years
King Charles and senior royals will provide a ceremonial welcome for Nigeria's President Tinubu on his state visit.
Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: Nvidia, Micron Technology, Macy's and more
These are the stocks posting the largest moves in premarket trading.
Soccer Drama ‘Heysel 85’ Racks up International Sales, Led by Icon in U.K.
Teodora Ana Mihai’s political thriller tells the inside story of the death of 49 soccer fans at the 1985 European Cup final between Liverpool and Juventus.
‘Give people breathing space’: How European governments could cut energy bills overnight
Taxes on electricity can be four times higher than those on fossil fuels.