India orders mobile phones preloaded with government app to ensure cyber safety
The move is set to spark a tussle with Apple, which typically dislikes such directives.
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‘Zootopia 2’ Roars to Record-Smashing $272 Million China Opening, Sixth-Biggest in History
“Zootopia 2” stormed the China box office over the Nov. 28–30 frame, opening to RMB1.538 billion ($216.6 million) across its first two days and reaching RMB1.922 billion ($270.7 million) through Sunday, according to Artisan Gateway. With previews included, the Walt Disney
British MP Tulip Siddiq sentenced to two years in prison in Bangladesh graft case
The verdict was delivered in absentia.
Ukraine : EU must lead on European security, not follow
As discussions intensify around ending Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine, Renew Europe emphasizes that any agreement carries profound implications for the entire European security order. The Liberals and Democrats insist on two fundamental principles: nothing about
Malaysia introduces Bill to curb school bullying as cases spike
Bullying is a notable problem in Malaysia, which has many boarding schools where traditions of hierarchy are deeply embedded.
China’s grand plan to dominate global publishing
If current trends hold, China is on track to become the most influential force in global publishing within the next decade. Its rise is powered by domestic growth, a focused expansion strategy, rapid advances in scholarly publishing and the early adoption of digital technology.
'Staggering' numbers of people sleeping rough
More people are being pushed into homelessness due to the cost of living crisis, a charity says.
'We need to teach children about personal finance'
Headteachers in the south welcome moves to introduce financial literacy to the national curriculum.
Over 120,000 home cameras hacked for 'sexploitation' footage
The cameras were located in private homes, karaoke rooms, a Pilates studio and a gynaecologist's clinic.
Which European countries are building their own sovereign AI to compete in the tech race?
Europe wants to break away from depending on American Big Tech companies for AI.
World AIDS Day: A timeline of the fight against one of the world's most devastating epidemics
An estimated 40.8 million people worldwide are living with HIV, and it killed about 630,000 people last year.
Latest news bulletin | December 1st, 2025 – Morning
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this December 1st, 2025 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
What are Europeans giving up for their mortgage payments?
Many Europeans are taking on hefty mortgages to cover housing costs. For some, such loans require cutting back on daily purchases — but what gets trimmed first?
Commission’s health plan takes aim at soda and alcohol - and its own competitiveness agenda
A leaked draft of the European Commission’s new cardiovascular health plan sets out broad ambitions for preventing heart disease, including a proposal for an EU-wide tax on sugary drinks such as sodas. According to the draft, seen by EU Reporter, the Commission argues that
Tulip Siddiq MP given jail sentence in Bangladesh after trial in her absence
The former minister and niece of Bangladesh's ousted former leader, who received a two-year sentence, says the charges are politically motivated.
Thailand extradites Vietnamese activist: Lawyer
A Vietnamese court sentenced the activist in absentia in January 2024 for terrorism offences.
Vote count under way in Honduras in close presidential race after Trump’s intervention
Trump shocked Hondurans on Friday by endorsing one of the candidates and announcing that he would pardon ex-President Juan Orlando Hernández, who was serving a 45-year sentence in a US prison for drug trafficking.
Singapore executes three men for drug offences over two days
This brings the country's total number of executions to 17 this year - the highest since 2003.
How can we decarbonise shipping without damaging the global economy?
The decision on a levy on carbon emissions from shipping, proposed by the UN’s International Maritime Organization, has been delayed until 2026. But is the industry ready for a decarbonised future?
South Korean teen’s death reignites debate over privacy; shop had spread images of her shoplifting
Her father said she collapsed under "fear and despair".
South Korea special prosecutor indicts Seoul mayor for violating political funding law
Oh is accused of running an opinion poll through the broker and having a third person pay for the poll.
Indonesian rescuers search for survivors as death toll from floods and landslides rises to 442
According to the National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB), some 402 more individuals were still missing after initial rescue efforts were hampered by a lack of heavy equipment.
Siddhant Chaturvedi’s First Look as V. Shantaram Unveiled for Indian Filmmaker Biopic (EXCLUSIVE)
The makers of upcoming biographical drama “V. Shantaram” have unveiled the first look of Siddhant Chaturvedi as the legendary Indian filmmaker. The announcement poster introduces Chaturvedi in the title role of V. Shantaram, the auteur long celebrated as a visionary of Indian
Diljit Dosanjh Takes to the Skies in ‘Border 2’ First Look as Film Expands Beyond Battlefield (EXCLUSIVE)
T-Series and JP Films have unveiled the first look of Diljit Dosanjh from “Border 2,” revealing the film will expand its scope to include the Indian Air Force alongside ground forces. The poster shows Dosanjh in a fighter jet cockpit, portraying an Indian Air Force officer. The
Runner hit by truck during South Korean marathon dies
He was hit by a truck while running on a lane that had been closed to traffic for the race.
Taiwan’s first domestically built submarine misses delivery deadline
The original target was to deliver the submarine by the end of November.
Police comb fire-ravaged Hong Kong apartments, death toll at 146
Police have completed sweeps of four of the seven towers that were engulfed in the city’s deadliest fire.
‘Siti’ Director Eddie Cahyono’s ‘My Mother’ Explores Migrant Worker Crisis at JAFF Future Project
Eddie Cahyono, whose 2014 drama “Siti” won the Piala Citra for best film at the Indonesian Film Festival, has his latest work “My Mother” selected for the JAFF Future Project as a work-in-progress, about a widow who wants to meet her daughter sentenced to death in Saudi Arabia
Pinpointing where North Korea hides its US-aimed missiles
Against the backdrop of North Korea disengaging from initially welcomed diplomatic talks with South Korea (ROK) and America, Pyongyang has again shifted toward a more belligerent stance. Already at a technological and military disadvantage vis-a-vis both the US and South Korean
Venezuela accuses the US of wanting to 'take over its oil resources' as Maduro seeks OPEC+ help
Venezuela asked OPEC+ for support after accusing the United States of "direct aggression" that, according to Caracas, seeks to destabilise its oil production and jeopardise the stability of the world market.
Wood-burning stoves to face partial ban in Labour’s updated environment plan
Exclusive: Pollution targets set out alongside nature recovery projects to allay concerns over housebuilding Wood-burning stoves are likely to face tighter restrictions in England under new pollution targets set as part of an updated environmental plan released by ministers on
Malaysia PM Anwar launches Perodua’s first EV at $25k, battery not include
Proton’s e.MAS 5 remains the cheapest EV model in Malaysia, with a starting price of RM56,800.
Psychological Horror ‘The Most Mysterious Man’ Secures Malaysian Co-Financing at JAFF Market
Indonesian filmmaker Ismail Basbeth’s psychological horror feature “The Most Mysterious Man” (local title: “Raib”) has landed co-financing from Malaysia’s Phoenix Films Sdn Bhd, with the deal finalized during JAFF Market 2025. The agreement was signed at the Indonesian Ministry
How Australia plans to ban under-16s from social media
Internet regulators the world over are watching to see if Australia can rein in the tech giants.
Please don’t rush: Slow changes in Laos 50 years after communist victory
Thousands of troops and state personnel will take part in a military parade on Nov 2 to mark the anniversary.
Two out of three Germans are stressed by thoughts of war, new report shows
Although around 66 per cent of Germans feel the world is faster, more connected, respondents also find it more stressful than it used to be, particularly with the thoughts of war, the TK Stress Report shows.
A lost Amazon world just reappeared in Bolivia
Researchers exploring Bolivia’s Great Tectonic Lakes discovered a landscape transformed over centuries by sophisticated engineering and diverse agricultural traditions. Excavations show how Indigenous societies adapted to dynamic wetlands through raised fields, canals, and
Luhki Herwanayogi’s ‘Our Son’ Explores Unconventional Family at JAFF Future Project
Luhki Herwanayogi, whose short film “On Friday Noon” screened at Locarno Film Festival Open Doors in 2020 and who received the 2021 Locarno Open Doors Award, has his feature debut “Our Son” selected for the JAFF Future Project as a work-in-progress, about two childless married
‘For him’: Australia mum channels grief into social media limits
About 97 per cent of teens surveyed said they used social media daily.
Melaka bachelor wins $6.4m in partial Toto 4D Jackpot in Malaysia
He spent RM2 on the two numbers to win more than RM20 million.
Aukus nuclear sub deal set to further fuel Australia’s hottest housing market in Perth
Property prices in Perth are already on a tear, fuelled by population growth, tight supply and a robust local economy.
Japanese 'One Piece' singer stopped mid-show after China-Japan feud
The sudden cancellation of Japanese events in Shanghai have sparked criticism and fanned nationalist sentiment.
