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New Nepal PM vows to follow protesters' demands to 'end corruption'
At least 72 people were killed in two days of protests, and 191 injured, the government's chief secretary Eaknarayan Aryal said on Sunday (Sep 14), increasing an earlier toll of 51.
Often give in
In an oft-quoted speech, Winston Churchill said: “ Never give in–never, never, never, never, in nothing great or small, large or petty, never give in except to convictions of honour and good sense. Never yield to force; never yield to the apparently overwhelming might of the
Boosted by summits in Alaska and China, Putin moves against Europe, Ukraine
Russia has been increasingly open about its strategy of splitting the U.S. from Europe while pushing hard to gain a military victory in Ukraine.
Oscar-winning Palestinian director Basel Adra says Israeli soldiers raided his home in West Bank
Basel Adra co-directed the film No Other Land, a joint Palestinian-Israeli production that chronicles the struggle by residents to stop the Israeli military from demolishing the occupied West Bank's Masafer Yatta.
From 43 to 80: Malaysia’s Islamist opposition party PAS sets target for parliamentary seats at next GE
Parti Islam Se-Malaysia had set out to win 40 seats at the November 2022 general election, eventually snagging 43 of the 222 seats in parliament.
Vince Neil Reveals It Was a Stroke That Delayed Motley Crue’s Vegas Residency, Saying He ‘Had to Learn to Walk Again’
Motley Crue began a residency in Las Vegas Friday night that was supposed to commence last March, and singer Vince Neil has now revealed the reason for the six-month delay: He suffered a debilitating stroke last Christmas and has subsequently had to learn how to walk again, let
Dogs, cats and hedgehogs: How pets and animals are helping with climate communication
An eco-family of hedgehogs, a sun-shy cat, and cuddly pet dogs are among the fresh new ways to raise awareness of extreme weather and climate change. Jeremy Wilks reports from the European Meteorological Society annual meeting in Ljubljana, Slovenia.
Half of people on weight loss drugs quit within one year, expert says it’s ‘concerning’
People on weight loss medications such as Ozempic and Wegovy were more likely to stop taking the drugs if they were younger, lived in poorer areas, or were men.
Coldplay’s Chris Martin Tells Fans to ‘Send Love’ to Family of Slain Right-Wing Activist Charlie Kirk
Charlie Kirk was not a fan of Coldplay — once saying he found its music “very hard to listen to” — but nevertheless, the band’s frontman, Chris Martin, has urged fans to spread love throughout the world including to Kirk’s family. Martin, during Coldplay’s concert at London’s
Japan police trial crowd-easing measures at famed manga Slam Dunk tourist hotspot
The persistently large crowds are caused by tourists, primarily from overseas.
The Sunday Scaries: Why the end of the weekend feels so hard. Here's how you can ease it
Strategies such as protecting Sundays with intentional plans, setting work-life boundaries, and small routines like preparing clothes or lunches can help ease the dread.
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From private jets to former prisons: These are some of Europe’s quirkiest repurposed hotels
Euronews Travel takes a look at some of Europe’s most unique repurposed hotels, offering travellers the chance to stay in cranes and former cable car stations, among others.
Do you receive a fair salary? Pay worries divide Europeans
People in Southern Europe report higher concern about receiving a fair salary based on their skills and experience while workers in the Nordic countries are less concerned.
Huge fire rips through residential homes in Manila
Local reports say at least 14 fire trucks were called to the fire in the residential area, resulting in an evacuation to two nearby centres.
Charlie Kirk memorial service set to take place in Arizona stadium
Turning Point USA, the organisation Kirk co-founded, announced the event will be held on 21 September.
China launches discrimination and dumping probes into US chips ahead of trade talks
A delegation to be led by Chinese Vice-Premier He Lifeng is due to kick off a new round of dialogue with the United States from Sep 14 to Sep 17 in Madrid.
It's us, or Israel: Arab leaders will press Trump to shield them from his top ally in the region
A summit hosted by Qatar this week sends a message to the U.S., demanding protection from Israel in the aftermath of the Doha strike. While the meeting may be declarative, it could carry practical implications for Israel
Zach Bryan Appears to Scale Fence to Confront Gavin Adcock at Oklahoma Festival
Last month, Adcock, a Georgia country singer, said Bryan isn't "that great of a person" on Rolling Stone 's Nashville Now podcast
Warner Bros. Discovery shares spike as CEO David Zaslav shops media group around — setting up bidding war for Paramount Skydance
David Zaslav wants a bidding war for his media conglomerate — and investors say “bring it on!”
Trump Vatican envoy gifts Pope Leo birthday cake
President Trump’s Vatican envoy delivered a special birthday gift to Pope Leo XIV ahead of the pontiff’s 70th celebration on Sunday. Brian Burch brought a cake from Portillo’s, a popular Chicago food chain, to commemorate the U.S.-born pope’s first birthday as head of the
‘Degrassi’ Cast Reunite for Doc World Premiere: “I’m Finding Myself Overwhelmed”
Franchise co-creator Linda Schuyler was a no-show at the Toronto Film Festival Saturday night for ‘Degrassi: Whatever It Takes’ after settling an eleventh hour legal dispute with the filmmakers.
China starts probes targeting US semiconductor sector
The Ministry of Commerce has opened an anti-dumping probe relating to certain American-made analog IC chips.
Swiss banking giant UBS eyes move to the US to avoid pesky new regulations
Executives at the 162-year-old Swiss bank have even recently met with Trump administration officials to prepare for the possible seismic strategy shift, according to people close to the matter.
Revving it up: Can Malaysia’s PAS bid to appear cool result in ‘green wave’ repeat?
Observers note the lack of concrete policies to alleviate young voters’ concerns.
Haberman: Trump ‘struggling’ after Kirk killing
New York Times White House correspondent Maggie Haberman on Friday said President Trump and his surrounding staff are “struggling” after the death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. “So many people around President Trump are very close to Charlie Kirk. President Trump was
Netanyahu is only obstacle to bringing hostages home, families say
Israel's strike on Qatar shows that "every time a deal approaches, Netanyahu sabotages it", the group says.
Fatal Frame 2: Crimson Butterfly, which is apparently the good one, is getting remade and coming to PC
In a Silent Hill 2 situation, we'll have to cross our fingers this is step one to getting the whole original trilogy on PC.
China’s military warns Philippines against provocations in South China Sea
The Philippines must immediately stop provoking incidents and escalating tensions in the South China Sea, says a spokesperson for the Chinese military's Southern Theater Command.
Trump says he hopes nation will heal after Kirk assassination but claims ‘radical left’ an obstacle
President Trump, in a Saturday interview, said he hopes the nation heals after the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, but blamed the “radical left” for being an obstacle in that healing. “I’d like to see it [the nation] heal,” the president said in a brief
Witcher season 4 trailer puts Liam Hemsworth's Geralt into action
Henry Cavill stepped down from his Netflix role two years ago. Now the series is back with an October premiere and new actor.
‘The Witcher’ Season 4 First Look: Liam Hemsworth Replaces Henry Cavill as Geralt, Netflix Sets October Release Date
Toss a coin to your witcher because Geralt of Rivia is back on the hunt. Netflix has released the first look at Season 4 of “The Witcher,” the fantasy drama series adapted from CD Projekt Red’s video game franchise and Andrzej Sapkowski’s novels of the same name. The
Ukraine Selects Oscar-Winning Director Mstyslav Chernov’s ‘2000 Meters to Andriivka’ for Academy Awards International Feature Race
Ukraine has selected Mstyslav Chernov’s “2000 Meters to Andriivka” as its entry for the best international feature film category at the 98th Academy Awards. The film chronicles a Ukrainian platoon’s mission to liberate the occupied village of Andriivka from Russian troops. Shot
North Korean leader's sister warns against US joint drills
South Korea, Japan and the US will conduct annual defensive drills called the "Freedom Edge" starting on Monday (Sep 15).
‘White Lotus’ Star Jason Isaacs Warns ‘Hate Is Being Weaponized’ While Accepting Creative Coalition Humanitarian Award
Jason Isaacs, one of the Emmy-nominated stars of “The White Lotus” Season 3, gave a rousing acceptance speech at the Creative Coalition’s Humanitarian Awards Luncheon on Sept. 13, during which he warned that “hate is being weaponized everywhere in the world.” The actor, who was
The Danganronpa 2 remaster also includes a remake or maybe a stealth-sequel, honestly it's hard to tell
"The wait is over."
Indonesia Selects ‘Sore: Wife From the Future’ for Oscars’ International Feature Race
Indonesia has selected Yandy Laurens’ “Sore: Wife From the Future” as its entry for the best international feature film category at the 98th Academy Awards. The romantic sci-fi drama, produced by Cerita Films and starring Sheila Dara Aisha and Dion Wiyoko, was confirmed as the
Pokémon Go Flabébé Community Day guide
Flabébé is getting its own Pokémon Go Community Day on Sept. 14. We explain how to make the most of it and find a shiny Flabébé in our guide.
Australia says US will have access to Western Australia nuclear submarine shipyard
The Aukus pact aims to provide Australia with nuclear-powered attack submarines from the next decade.
Bullet engravings in Kirk investigation point to gaming, internet culture
The Charlie Kirk fatal shooting investigation has unveiled the alleged gunman’s ties to the internet and gaming culture amid a national uptick in political violence. The suspected shooter, Tyler Robinson, is currently being held in a Utah jail as the person responsible for