Eleven people die in fire at Algerian foster care home
Along with the fatalities, 19 people suffered injuries, the authorities say.
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Hear Hours of Lectures by Michel Foucault: Recorded in English & French Between 1961 and 1983
Tucked in the afterward of the second, 1982 edition of Hubert Dreyfus and Paul Rabinow’s Michel Foucault: Beyond Structuralism and Hermeneutics, we find an important, but little-known essay by Foucault himself titled “The Subject and Power.” Here, the French theorist offers
After KFC, cyberattack hits Japanese ice cream giant Glico
Major supermarket chains pastry firms and dining halls at eldercare centres were also impacted.
Iran warns Strait of Hormuz is a 'red line' and will resist until the end
DUBAI, July 16 - Iran said on Thursday that the Strait of Hormuz was an inviolable \"red line\", warning that if U.S. President Donald Trump carried out his threat to attack Iran's infrastructure, it would strike all infrastructure across the Gulf region.
Eric Stonestreet Says Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Created the ‘Normalcy They Deserve’ at Wedding
"It just happened to be at Madison Square Garden with security making sure everybody was safe and good and they could just have a night for themselves"
Toronto choked by wildfire smoke, records world's worst air quality
A thick orange haze hung over Toronto on Wednesday 15 July as smoke from wildfires in northwestern Ontario engulfed Canada's largest city, giving it the worst air quality of any major city in the world that morning, according to monitoring service IQAir.
Uber launches $14.8 billion takeover bid for Delivery Hero
Uber on Thursday launched a public takeover offer for Delivery Hero that values the German food delivery company at around $14.8 billion, as part of the US ride-hailing firm's efforts to widen its food delivery network abroad.
What China’s sub-launched missile test really signaled
This article first appeared on Pacific Forum and is republished with permission. Read the original here. According to Chinese media reports, at 12:01 pm on July 6, a People’s Liberation Army Navy strategic nuclear-powered submarine successfully launched a submarine-launched
MEP: German military law makes citizens 'think about contribution'
MEP Niclas Herbst (EPP, Germany) says the German government should not fuel "fear of war" while being "honest" about the current geopolitical situation. But he says there is a need for a "discussion about resilience in society".
Mediator Pakistan says encouraging US, Iran to resume talks
Pakistan said on Thursday it would encourage the United States and Iran to stop violence and resume talks under a memorandum of understanding (MoU) it helped mediate last month.“While the implementation of the MoU is facing challenges, Pakistan will continue to encourage all
Japan PM Sanae Takaichi's approval rating below 50% for first time
Top reasons cited for disapproval included "cannot hope for much" and "poor policies".
Iraq PM condemns ‘drone attack’ over Erbil: Statement
Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi condemned a “drone attack” that violated the airspace of Erbil in the northern Kurdistan region, his office said Thursday, after several drones were shot down.“We have directed the relevant security agencies... in coordination with the Region’s
Ofcom launches investigation into TikTok child safety concerns
It follows a review by the regulator in May that criticised the platform for not being "safe enough" for children.
Rights groups urge Thailand not to deport Chinese journalist to China
BEIJING, July 16 - Two human rights groups have urged Thailand not to deport a Chinese journalist who investigated corruption in China, warning he would risk political persecution and torture back home.
Football with a side of dim sum: Hong Kong teahouse scores big with World Cup fans
Lin Heung Lau, one of Hong Kong’s oldest dim sum restaurants, has boosted its business by 20 per cent despite mounting challenges facing the city’s Chinese eateries.
Commission approves French state aid to support offshore wind energy
The European Commission has approved a €63 billion French scheme to support offshore wind energy in line with the objectives of the Clean Industrial Deal. This measure will contribute to the transition towards a net-zero economy. The scheme was approved under the Clean
Barry Ward Loved Working on ‘Everybody Digs Bill Evans’ and Chats About His Roles in ‘The Flying Mountain’ and Netflix Series ‘Grown Ups’
The busy Irish actor was at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival and made time to discuss his recent and upcoming work in film and TV, as well as Ireland's production boom.
Argentina erupts after late win over England to reach World Cup final
Tens of thousands celebrate in Buenos Aires after Argentina’s 2-1 win over England sends them to the World Cup final against Spain.
Rajoy repeats column after World Cup win over France and stands by controversial remark
The former president has published a new column in 'El Debate' after Spain’s win over France in the semi-finals, refusing to retract his remarks about the French side and hitting back at criticism from Pedro Sánchez and the French authorities.
Fairytale destinations across Europe that look too magical to be real
A new ranking of Europe's most enchanting destinations includes storybook castles, medieval towns, dramatic islands and ancient forests. Voted for by travellers and experts, the list blends famous landmarks with lesser-known gems that look as though they've stepped straight out
Chat Control is 'treating everyone as a suspect', says expert
Simeon de Brouwer, policy adviser at digital rights organisation EDRi, calls for "proportionality" to avoid "mass surveillance" and "undermining everyone's privacy" under the proposed Chat Control law to tackle online child sexual abuse. He advocates for "targeted scanning".
Seed by seed: Women of Tampenau nursing Sabah’s rainforests back to recovery
In a small Sabah village, women are raising thousands of native saplings to restore one of the state's most degraded rainforests.
Starmer tells Ukraine UK support will 'endure' after his departure
The outgoing prime minister will use his final visit to Kyiv to tell Volodymyr Zelenskyy Ukraine's resistance has helped preserve Europe's security and that UK support will continue after he steps down.
Iran targets military bases as US launches wave of strikes
Explosions were heard across Iran overnight, shortly after neighbouring Gulf states began to report attacks.
George Lucas says AI is ‘the future’ of filmmaking: 'There’s nothing you can do about it'
Someone has turned to the dark side... In a recent interview, Star Wars creator George Lucas said that rejecting using AI to make movies is like rejecting cars in favour of horses...
Will Ferrell’s Lackluster Golf Comedy ‘The Hawk’ Is No ‘Talladega Nights’: TV Review
I am a child of the 2000s (and specifically San Diego), which is to say that the work of Will Ferrell (and specifically “Anchorman”) is deeply important to me. Star vehicles like “Step Brothers” and “Talladega Nights” — also, did I mention “Anchorman”? — epitomized the bluster
Watch Ariana Grande Unleash Series of Uncanny ‘Harry Potter’ Impressions
The pop star imitated Hermione Granger, Dobby the elf, Ron Wesley, and Severus Snape in a new video
Education comes in different forms: How do Europeans feel about vocational training?
A majority of EU citizens value general education more than vocational training, but 80% agree that the latter leads to in-demand jobs amid perceived skill shortages.
South Africa: 10 things about Tony Leon, the politician at the centre of a lobbying row
Once the face of South Africa’s opposition, Tony Leon is back in the spotlight after his communications firm was accused of using his political connections to influence DA ministers, lawmakers and municipalities, allegations he denies.
Natura 2000 Network offers opportunities for sustainable tourism across Europe
The guidelines help sites integrate tourism and recreational activities while highlighting the growing importance of ecotourism. The European Commission published new guidelines on 14 July, outlining how Europe's Natura 2000 network of protected areas can act as a powerful
When could humanoid robots go to war? Sooner than you think, says firm testing them in Ukraine
AI-powered humanoid robots may become weapons by 2027, robotics firm Foundation Future Industries says.
Snake in a chain: lucky escape for Australian woman after bite from deadly eastern brown caught in bike wheel
Woman in her 60s was riding on popular cycling trail in northern NSW when she ran over the two-metre-long eastern brown snake, one of the world’s most venomous A woman in her 60s is recovering after being bitten by a two-metre-long eastern brown snake that had become entangled
Trump presses defense executives to boost weapons production
President Donald Trump urged top defense executives on Wednesday to accelerate weapons production and expand manufacturing capacity as wars in Ukraine and the Middle East strain US stockpiles and expose bottlenecks in the nation’s industrial base.Speaking at Pennsylvania
New Delhi tells shipowners not to deploy Indian seafarers on Hormuz routes
NEW DELHI, July 16 (Reuters) - India has ordered shipowners, ship managers and recruitment companies not to deploy the country's seafarers on vessels undertaking trips through the Strait of Hormuz amid renewed fighting in the region. India is the world's third-largest supplier
Europe's energy use for cooling doubled in six years: Which countries use the most?
The last three years were the hottest on record globally. Energy consumption for cooling has also been rising, with household consumption in the EU doubling in just six years.
‘The Illusion of an Everlasting Summer’ Boarded by Autlook Ahead of Locarno Premiere as Clip Debuts (EXCLUSIVE)
Autlook has boarded as world sales agent for documentary “The Illusion of an Everlasting Summer,” which will have its world premiere in the Filmmakers of the Present Competition at Locarno Film Festival. Variety debuts a clip from the film here. The film was partially financed
'Jurassic Park' and 'The Piano' actor Sam Neill died from pneumonia, according to agent
Neill’s longtime agent says the actor’s family agreed to release the information due to "inaccuracies and outright falsehoods" in media. The actor died of pneumonia and will be honoured at his New Zealand farm in a private family memorial.
Trump says Iran wants to settle, warning it to ‘better behave’
US President Donald Trump on Wednesday said that Iran badly wants to settle with the United States, adding that Washington would decide whether or not to take such a step.Upon arriving in Pennsylvania for the Defense and Innovation Summit, Trump said he does not “like giving
Newsletter: Drones, military gains and a contentious reshuffle
Hello, readers. I’m Mared Gwyn. In this morning's newsletter: the EU’s defence chief tells Euronews Ukraine’s military successes could force Putin to the negotiating table, and why President Zelenskyy’s government reshuffle is raising eyebrows.
Commission adds exemptions to rules on removability of portable batteries
The list contains six new categories, including wearable devices such as smartwatches, fitness trackers, and electric toys. The European Commission adopted a delegated act on 14 July, introducing new rules that exempt additional products from EU requirements on the removability
Asia’s development moment demands big bets, not safe ones
There is a version of development work that looks responsible but accomplishes very little. It moves cautiously, funds what is already proven and prioritizes institutional comfort over urgency. As a region of staggering diversity, rapid change and compounding crises, Asia
Argentina risk FIFA fine for 'Las Malvinas' banner
Following their 2-1 World Cup win over England, Argentina players held up a banner about the disputed UK territory, known as the Falkland Islands.
UK economy returns to growth in May
The modest growth reverses a slight contraction that had been seen the previous month.
What is the EU’s plan to triple energy storage as renewable power goes to waste?
Brussels, member states, industry, and banks have signed the EU's first Tripartite Agreement for Energy Storage to address a significant capacity gap, essential for lower energy costs and grid stability. Can a non-binding pact really deliver the storage Europe needs in time?
U.S. strikes around Tehran for first time since Trump declared end of cease-fire
President Donald Trump is considering expanding military operations in Iran following briefings from top aides, U.S. officials reportedly said, as American forces launched two waves of attacks on Iran's coastal defenses and missile sites
