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Oscar Winner Julianne Moore to Receive Kering’s Women in Motion Award in Cannes
Italian auteur Margherita Spampinato is set to receive an emerging talent award at a May 17 ceremony. Women in Motion award winners have included Nicole Kidman, Jane Fonda and Salma Hayek Pinault.
European Economic Congress opens in Katowice with focus on self-sufficiency
In the midst of growing geopolitical and economic uncertainty for the continent, the latest iteration of the European Economic Congress began in Katowice on Wednesday with a focus on economic survival.
Francophonie Spring expands its cultural reach across Central Asia
A two-week festival across seven cities showcased French language and culture, reflecting growing interest in Francophone education and exchange in Kazakhstan.
Maggie Gyllenhaal Named Venice Film Festival Jury President
"Venice has always supported truthful, singular voices," the Hollywood star says.
Africa: Meet Director Peacock the Creative Mind Behind Africa First Ever and Most Talked-About Roll Out Video
[Daily Trust] In today's attention economy, talent alone is rarely enough. Visibility is what counts and Director Peacock understands that better than most.
Myanmar’s scam centers are America’s problem too
The rise of scam centers across Southeast Asia, particularly in Myanmar and Cambodia, has put a spotlight on existing economic inequalities and how these vulnerabilities are preyed upon to exploit the most vulnerable. With American losses funding the system, US consumer fraud
Asos demands £7m from US as firms rush to claim tariff refunds
Hundreds of thousands of firms could potentially win back some money after the tariffs were struck down.
'It's going to be extremely hard to repair the relationship:' The Subnautica 2 legal dispute is far from over
The story so far—and what comes next?
The Human Made Mark, Initiative to Certify AI-Free Film and TV Productions, Launches at Site of Prehistoric Cave Paintings in France (EXCLUSIVE)
With the rise of AI performers such as Tilly Norwood and recent news of Doug Limon’s upcoming AI-generated feature “Bitcoin: Killing Satoshi,” an initiative aimed at giving filmmakers a way of celebrating human artistry behind and in front of the camera has now launched. The
Contrary to popular belief among Americans, the U.S. didn't fight Israel's war in Iran
There are multiple U.S. interests at stake in the war with Iran – especially as Tehran strengthens its authoritative alliances with Russia and China
Maggie Gyllenhaal to Preside Over Venice Film Festival Jury
Maggie Gyllenhaal will preside over the main jury of the upcoming Venice Film Festival. The Oscar-nominated actor, director, producer and screenwriter was last in Venice in 2021 with her directorial debut “The Lost Daughter,” an adaptation of the Elena Ferrante novel of the
Philippine ex-president Duterte to stand trial as ICC confirms crimes against humanity charges
Ex-president Rodrigo Duterte is accused of the extrajudicial killing of thousands during his "war on drugs".
PC Gamer magazine's new issue is on sale now: Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred
Plus, Directive 8020, Star Wars: Galactic Racer, Control Resonant, Masters of Albion, Crimson Desert, DLSS 5, compact keyboards tested, and much more, too
Iran economy looks set to withstand US naval blockade
A US naval blockade of Iranian ports is likely to squeeze Iran's oil output in the coming weeks but claims it will throw the Islamic republic into economic free fall remain premature, analysts say. After weeks of bombing and counter-strikes, focus has shifted to the standoff in
Street Fighter 6 and Silent Hill 2 headline Steam's 2026 Golden Week sales
Steam's 2026 Golden Week sales include discounts on SIlent Hill, Street FIghter, and a whole lot more
Latest news bulletin | April 23rd, 2026 – Midday
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this April 23rd, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Can Art Feel?
The thorny relationship between art and personhood, Hans Holbein painted the human like no one else, the National Gallery of Art receives $116M, and horses, horses, horses.
Trump’s Rogan-inspired psychedelics order stokes cautious optimism
President Trump's executive order loosening research restrictions on psychedelic medicine, which was kick-started by a text to Trump from podcaster Joe Rogan, could help legitimize an industry that's long operated in the shadows. Advocates and researchers said they are
Silicon Valley banker wants to swap his $8M estate for Anthropic stock: ‘Not your typical deal’
A Silicon Valley dealmaker is looking to swap his 14-acre estate for shares of the AI giant Anthropic – the latest sign of the lengths investors will go to get a piece of the red-hot artificial intelligence sector, The Post has learned. Storm Duncan, founder of the tech-focused
Republicans divided on whether to check Trump's Iran war power as 60-day mark looms
Senate Republicans are divided over how to handle the 60-day mark of the military conflict against Iran, with some arguing that Congress would need to vote to continue military action beyond the window set by the 1973 War Powers Act. A group of Republican senators, including
Negotiators hopeful for deal on spy powers amid messy battle over reforms
New deadline. Same problems. Lawmakers last week punted the battle to renew the nation’s spy powers for 10 days, extending not only the deadline to renew Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), but also the difficult discussions over how to reform it.
Lost in translation: Aussie school staircase’s Tagalog slip sparks online snickers
The staircase was meant to be a well-meaning diversity display, but it went a step too far.
Johnson faces pressure from all sides as funding to pay DHS workers dwindles
Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) is facing pressure from all sides as he insists on passing a GOP-only bill to fund immigration enforcement before taking up bipartisan legislation to fund the rest of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), even as the department is set to run
House lawmakers clamoring for ethics reforms after wave of resignations
The surge of House resignations this month has triggered calls from both parties for a broader overhaul of the ethics process and how the chamber polices its own. While many lawmakers have welcomed the hasty departures of former Reps. Eric Swalwell (D-Calif.), Tony Gonzales
GOP tries to ease growing fears of midterm shellacking
Republicans and the White House are seeking to ease growing anxiety around potentially widespread midterm losses following Democrats’ redistricting win in Virginia on Tuesday. Virginia’s referendum could give Democrats as many as four more House seats by this fall. That will
EJAE, Charles Melton, Priyanka Chopra Jonas and More Among Gold House Gold Gala Honorees (EXCLUSIVE)
EJAE, Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Charles Melton are among those set to be honored at the Gold House Gold Gala next month. The fifth annual Gold Gala will return to the Music Center in downtown Los Angeles on May 9 — but for the first time, the definitive celebration of Asian
Book ban battles pivot as challenges to more titles come from outside groups
Book challenges neared a record high in 2025, showing an increase in pressure from political groups and officials as opposed to parents, as well as new targets in the challenged titles. The American Library Association (ALA) found 4,235 unique titles were challenged in 2025,
Anti-data center measures gain traction at state, local level
Measures seeking to block or rein in data center construction are gaining momentum at the state and local level, as Americans increasingly sour on the massive buildout of AI infrastructure in their communities. The Maine legislature became the first in the nation to pass a bill
Anthropic becomes impossible for White House to ignore
Anthropic’s new Mythos model is keeping the company’s foot in the White House’s door despite the Trump administration blacklisting the firm’s products from military and government work earlier this year. Mythos, Anthropic’s most advanced model to date, has drawn interest from
Meet ACE: The AI robot can beat human table tennis pros
A new robot developed by Sony can now take on top table tennis players, highlighting how quickly artificial intelligence is advancing into complex human skills.
‘Abandoned fish farms everywhere’: Greek island grapples with debris polluting the Ionian Sea
The Greek island of Ithaca is still facing pollution years after fish farms were abandoned.
For the first time, scientists pinpoint the brain cells behind depression
Scientists have identified two specific types of brain cells that behave differently in people with depression, offering a clearer picture of what is happening inside the brain. By analyzing donated brain tissue with advanced genetic tools, the researchers found changes in
Third cancer patient dies in Spanish hospital after medication error
The case, which affected five patients in total, is being investigated by the judiciary as a possible crime of medical negligence.
North Korea, Russia aim to open new road bridge soon: Report
The project, which began about a year ago, is "an important business" to boost bilateral cooperation, including tourism, trade and the movement of people, KCNA said.
Watch: Why the fuel crisis might ground your summer vacation flights?
If you are planning a holiday this year, you might want to check your bank balance and your flight status before you pack. Europeans are entering what is shaping up to be a "Surcharge Summer". What causes this turbulence?
Ex-Samsung manager handed 6 year jail sentence in S. Korea over China leak
Chinese chipmaker ChangXin Memory Technologies has come under renewed scrutiny after the ruling.
BBC visits migrant camp in northern France as new deal announced
A proposed three-year deal with Paris is aimed at stopping migrants crossing the Channel on small boats.
US Navy Secretary John Phelan leaves post amid Iran war in latest Pentagon shake-up
The Pentagon shakeup continued as US Navy Secretary John Phelan suddenly departed during the Iran war, with Trump-backed combat veteran Hung Cao taking over temporarily.
Hormuz crisis throws spotlight on Malacca Strait as world’s largest ‘choke point’
Malacca Strait is reportedly the largest “oil transit choke point” in the world, surpassing Hormuz.
US and Iran could find common cause in shredding UNCLOS
For the past 46 years, Washington treated the Strait of Hormuz as a defensive line to be shored up in the service of unimpeded global commerce. But US President Donald Trump has frequently wavered on that orthodox position, shaming European and regional allies for not doing
These charts show how Iran's economy is in freefall
Tehran's hardline rhetoric belies a brutal reality facing the regime and Iranian citizens: its economy, vulnerable even before the war, is now in tatters.
Adapt or lose: Ukraine's drone war is exposing Europe's weakness
Europe risks falling behind in modern warfare unless it learns from Ukraine's rapid, drone-driven innovation model, argues Dr Robert Brüll, founder and CEO of German company FibreCoat, in an opinion piece for Euronews.
Former Philippine President Duterte to face ICC trial after judges confirm charges
The pre-trial judges concluded there were "substantial grounds to believe that Duterte is responsible for the crimes against humanity of murder and attempted murder", the International Criminal Court said.
Ira Sachs’ ‘The Man I Love,’ Starring Rami Malek, Secures French Distribution Ahead of Cannes Competition Premiere (EXCLUSIVE)
Ira Sachs’ latest drama “The Man I Love,” starring Oscar winner Rami Malek and Tom Sturridge, has secured French distribution ahead of its world premiere in competition at the Cannes Film Festival. Alexandre Mallet-Guy’s company Memento will release the film in France. Set in
High street drug dealer sells cannabis to undercover reporter
Across the UK, shopfronts are being exploited by criminal gangs pushing illegal drugs, experts say.
The art of translation: Discussing the art form with International Booker Prize judge Sophie Hughes
This World Book Day, we discuss the oft-overlooked art of literary translation and the future of the practice with translator and 2026 International Booker Prize judge Sophie Hughes.