Friendship rekindled: Cam Ranh Bay and a new phase of Moscow-Hanoi ties
A memorial overlooking Cam Ranh Bay reveals Moscow's long-standing presence in the country and why it matters today.
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Bolsonaro's eldest son says his father backs him to run for Brazil presidency in 2026
Flávio Bolsonaro, eldest son of former President Jair Bolsonaro, said his father backed him to represent the party and run for Brazil's presidency in 2026. The senator vouched to 'continue the nation's project'.
Gaza talks at 'critical' moment, Qatari prime minister says
DOHA, Dec 6 (Reuters) - Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman al-Thani said Saturday that negotiations on the war in Gaza were at a "critical" moment. Mediators are working together to force the next phase of ceasefire forward, he said during a panel at the Doha
Over 700 animals at Indonesia zoo at risk of starvation amid legal dispute
Bandung Zoo spokesman Sulhan Syafi’i said the remaining funds for animal feed will only last until Dec 10.
Hong Kong fire came after contractor safety breaches and a residents' revolt
The contractor had been penalised by the city's safety regulator more than a dozen times before it was hired.
Disease spreads among Sumatra flood victims
The disaster affected at least 3.1 million people, with the death toll at 867 and 521 missing.
AI Could Drive a Third of Long-Form Film and Animation by 2026, China’s Tencent Says
Generative AI is poised to reshape the supply of premium screen content, with VP of Chinese online media giant Tencent and CEO of Tencent Video Sun Zhonghuai forecasting that as much as a third of long-form film and animation could be “dominated by or deeply involving AI”
Grab riders earn praise after helping to unclog KL street drains, ease floodwaters
Heavy downpours have led to congested roads in KL over the past few days.
Deepa Mehta Reflects on Career, ‘Water’ Controversy and Staying Independent at Singapore Film Festival
In a wide-ranging conversation at the Singapore International Film Festival, acclaimed filmmaker Deepa Mehta reflected on her decades-long career, the controversies that have shadowed her most celebrated works, and her unwavering commitment to independent filmmaking. Mehta was
Hong Kong blaze: Residents kept in dark over contractor’s safety record
Despite a history of safety violations, the contractor for Wang Fuk Court renovations was presented to residents as having a clean record.
Warm Welcome hubs an 'important' helping hand
Dozens of venues are offering free drop-ins for anyone struggling with cost-of-living pressures.
Australian authorities urge thousands to flee New South Wales bushfires
SYDNEY, Dec 6 - Wildfires in Australia's New South Wales burnt through thousands of hectares of bushland on Saturday, prompting the authorities to urge evacuations at the highest danger rating for thousands of residents in the nation's most-populous state.
Iranian drone clone now a US Central Command weapon
The US Central Command, a vital player in Middle East security, is now flying a clone of an Iranian drone. The US drone is a copy of the Shaheed 136, the same drone the Russians used for their home-built Gerans (Geran 1 and Geran 2) that have been heavily used in Ukraine. The
4 civilians killed in fresh Afghan-Pakistan border clash
Each side accused the other of launching “unprovoked” attacks at the crossing.
India Multiplex Association Opposes Netflix-Warner Bros. Deal: ‘A Meaningful Reduction in High-Quality Content for Cinemas’
The Multiplex Association of India has raised alarm over Netflix’s proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, warning that the deal could diminish theatrical content availability and threaten India’s cinema ecosystem. In a statement, the trade body representing multiplex
Muslim countries voice concern over Israel's 'one-way' opening of Gaza's Rafah border crossing
The Saudi Foreign Ministry published the joint statement on X, claiming that Israel's policy aims to push Palestinians toward displacement into Egypt via the Israeli-controlled border crossing, urging adherence to the U.S. cease-fire plan
From the Arctic Circle to Switzerland’s snowy slopes: Europe’s must-try Christmas train journeys
Start off the holidays with a bang with these unique European winter and Christmas train journeys, offering luxury, adventure and slow travel.
The digital war between East and West is in full swing. This is Greece's role on the eastern border
"Athens has an additional aggressive neighbour, which our European partners do not perceive as hostile," Michael Bletsas, commander of Greece's National Cyber Security Authority, told Euronews Next.
Nowhere to move: How climate change became the property market’s biggest nightmare
From plummeting house prices to insurable homes, climate change is impacting the property market around the world.
High PFAS exposure may affect women’s hormones, study finds
High exposure to PFAS is linked to a higher risk of endocrine disruption among women, a new study has found.
FNAF 2 sets up a huge Scream reunion, Matthew Lillard says
Matthew Lillard says a third FNAF movie will finally reunite him and Skeet Ulrich onscreen.
US says progress made at talks with Ukraine on plan to end war
Talks between senior US and Ukrainian negotiators in Florida continue for a third day on Saturday.
India air travel chaos eases but IndiGo crisis still leaves hundreds stranded
MUMBAI/BENGALURU, Dec 6 - Crowds at Indian airports eased on Saturday but hundreds of passengers were still gathering outside Bengaluru and Mumbai airports as 385 IndiGo flights were cancelled, in the fifth day of a crisis that has hit the country's biggest airline.
Rare sight: Four Rafflesia species bloom simultaneously in Indonesia’s Bengkulu
Worldwide, there are 36 to 40 recognised Rafflesia species, mostly found in South-east Asia.
‘No going back’: Survivors of deadly Hong Kong fire in limbo
They are looking to the government to help them start over.
Ana de Armas Opens Up About Her “Beautiful Friendship” With Keanu Reeves; Becoming an Action Star by Accident
Appearing at Saudi Arabia's Red Sea Film Festival, the Oscar-nominated actress recounted her journey from Havana to global renown, sharing how a few fearless choices shaped her evolution as one of Hollywood’s most versatile young stars.
Myanmar citizens head to early polls in Bangkok
The phased election is slated to begin in certain parts of the country in late December.
Japan missile deal would put Philippines on Guam’s front line
A potential Japanese missile sale may have opened the door to the Philippines’ deepest military integration with the US since the Cold War — and China is watching closely. This month, multiple media outlets reported that Japan and the Philippines have advanced informal talks on
Environment Agency faces landfill tax bill worth millions to clear illegal waste
Exclusive: ‘extremely unhelpful’ policy seen as deterrent to clearing thousands of dump sites across England Millions of pounds in landfill tax owed to the government has to be paid by the Environment Agency (EA) if it clears any of the thousands of illegal waste dumps across
Part-time employment: Which countries have the highest rates and why?
The world of work is constantly evolving, and so are employee habits. Part-time employment rates fluctuate dramatically across Europe, so how do countries stack up?
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Saudi Arabia’s New PlayMaker Studios Launch With Production Underway on High-End Epic ‘Unbroken Sword’ Directed by Alik Sakharov
Saudi Arabia is launching a sprawling new state-of-the-art film studio just outside the capital city of Riyadh where pre-production is underway on an ambitious historical epic titled “Unbroken Sword,” directed by Alik Sakharov, who has helmed multiple episodes of “The Sopranos”
‘Game of Thrones’ Director Alik Sakharov to Film ‘Unbroken Sword’ at Saudi Arabia’s New PlayMaker Studios
The historical epic marks the first production at Qiddiya City’s newly opened 50-acre film complex, part of Saudi Arabia’s expanding network of production hubs offering a 40 percent filming incentive.
EU members seek fewer 'Solidarity Pool' relocations of asylum seekers from states under pressure
A ministers' meeting on Monday in Brussels will see several member states argue that the burden of the so-called "Solidarity Pool" scheme is too heavy.
Questions hang over China-defying Tibetan lama’s death in Vietnam
Tibetan Buddhist spiritual leader Tulku Hungkar Dorje Rinpoche, also known in official records as Waxi Longre, was reportedly found dead on March 28, 2025, at an apartment located in VinHomes Central Park, one of the most high-profile residential complexes in Vietnam. While the
Bombed Chornobyl shelter no longer blocks radiation and needs major repair – IAEA
Drone attack that Ukraine blamed on Russia blew hole in painstakingly erected €1.5bn shield meant to allow for final clean-up of 1986 meltdown site The protective shield over the Chornobyl disaster nuclear reactor in Ukraine, which was hit by a drone in February, can no longer
Suspected tiger attack behind dead, missing cattle near Chemor, say Perak cops
A livestock owner reported that several of his cattle were killed and missing.
Starvation fears as more heavy rain threaten flood-ruined Indonesia
Indonesia's national weather agency says rain could return on Saturday to the provinces of Aceh and North Sumatra, where floods have swept away roads, smothered houses in silt and cut off supplies.
