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Thailand and Cambodia vow to fight on as border clashes kill 13
Border clashes between Thailand and Cambodia killed 13 people and forced mass evacuations, derailing a Trump-brokered ceasefire that ended deadly July fighting.
Meet Thorvald, the robot protecting strawberries and grapes |Euronews Tech Talks
Euronews Tech Talks sits down with Lars Grimstad, CTO and co-founder of the Norwegian agri-tech company Saga Robotics, to learn how its robots treat plants to reduce the use of chemicals.
Isaac Asimov Predicts the Future on The David Letterman Show (1980)
In 1980, Newsweek published a cantankerous and sadly on-the-nose diagnosis of the United States’ “cult of ignorance” — written by one Isaac Asimov, “professor of biochemistry at Boston University School of Medicine” and “author of 212 books, most of them on various scientific
Can robots grow food on Earth and in space? |Euronews Tech Talks
Robotics is being used to address agricultural challenges both on Earth and in space. But what are the potentials and the risks associated with this shift?
‘Welcome to hell’: Nicolas Sarkozy’s prison memoir published
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy's prison memoir hits shelves today. In it, he describes his 20-day prison stay, including his diet and weak showers, and advises on appealing to the far-right.
Simple supplement mix shows remarkable results in brain cancer
New research is challenging one of medicine’s oldest assumptions: that cancer must be attacked to be cured. By treating glioblastoma patients with a simple combination of resveratrol and copper, the researchers found dramatic reductions in tumor aggressiveness, cancer
Stephen Colbert Urges Paramount to ‘Uncancel One of Their Best Shows’ Amid Warner Bidding War
CBS pulled the plug on The Late Show in July, calling the move a "purely a financial decision"
Man killed, another injured in drive-by shooting in Seremban, Malaysia; gang rivalry suspected
Two assailants on a motorcycle fired into a moving car.
Nearly 900 people in Japan had drivers’ licences suspended for cycling while drunk
This is up from just two people during the same period last year.
Priya Dogra Appointed Chief Executive of U.K. Public Service Broadcaster Channel 4
Priya Dogra has been appointed as the next chief executive of U.K. public service broadcaster Channel 4. Dogra will join Channel 4 in March 2026. Current Channel 4 chief Jonathan Allan will continue in the role of interim CEO until then. Dogra, who currently holds the post
Philippines vows to dismantle graft syndicate, fire up spending in 2026
Criminal cases will be filed against over 100 officials entangled in a massive bid rigging scam.
Africa: Unicef Calls for Urgent Investment in Life-Saving Services for Children As Global Humanitarian Needs Reach New Extremes
[Unicef] New York -- Surging conflicts, rising hunger, global funding cuts, and collapsing basic services are driving humanitarian needs for children to extreme levels worldwide. As UNICEF's Humanitarian Action for Children 2026 (HAC) appeal is launched today, US$7.66 billion
‘Tramples on democracy’: Beijing slams Taiwan’s year-long Xiaohongshu ban
A spokesperson for China’s Taiwan Affairs Office rejected Taipei’s justification that the ban on the Chinese lifestyle app was needed to curb online fraud.
Commissioner Šuica travels to Saudi Arabia to strengthen relations
Mediterranean Commissioner Dubravka Šuica is travelling to Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA), to explore new areas of cooperation in the country's strategic relationship with the EU. During her visit, Commissioner Šuica will meet with Waleed A. Elkhereiji, Deputy Minister
Fun, food and culture: the ultimate weekend guide to İstanbul
İstanbul is the ultimate city break for a weekend away with friends.
South Korea says advertisers must label AI-generated ads
South Korean officials said they will ramp up screening and removal of problematic AI-generated ads and impose punitive fines.
David Letterman Praises Jimmy Kimmel as ‘the Leader of the Resistance’ in a ‘Crippled’ Democracy
The former Late Show host appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live to promote the new season of My Next Guest Needs No Introduction
Russia says it awaits an answer from the US on New START as nuclear treaty ticks down
MOSCOW, Dec 10 - Russia on Wednesday said it was still awaiting a formal answer from Washington on President Vladimir Putin's proposal to jointly stick to the last remaining Russian-U.S. arms control treaty, which expires in less than two months.
Japan Expands Film Incentive Program, Introduces Multi-Year Subsidies for International Productions
Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry is extending its film and television incentive program through fiscal year 2026 with enhanced provisions designed to attract more overseas productions, the Visual Industry Promotion Organization and Japan Film Commission has
South Korea protests Chinese and Russian warplanes in its airspace
Seoul says it will "actively respond" to neighbouring countries' activities in its air defence zone.
North Korea fires artillery salvo as it kicks off key party meeting
The firing was part of the North Korean military’s regular winter-time exercises.
Ukraine 'ready for elections' if partners guarantee security, Zelensky says
He was speaking after US President Donald Trump repeated claims Kyiv was "using war" to avoid elections.
Families on both sides caught in crossfire as Thai-Cambodian fighting continues
Many had fled to seek shelter, but some have been forced to stay behind.
‘Hamnet’ Heads to India Via Reliance Entertainment as Awards Buzz Builds (EXCLUSIVE)
Reliance Entertainment will distribute the critically acclaimed period drama “Hamnet” across India in February 2026, as the film gains momentum during awards season. Based on Maggie O’ Farrell’s book, the film follows William Shakespeare (Paul Mescal), who is in the midst of
Africa: Southern Africa Tackles Climate-Driven Disease Threats Through Pandemic Fund Grant
[WHO-AFRO] Gaborone, Botswana -- Eight Southern African countries - Botswana, Lesotho, Madagascar, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, and Zimbabwe are joining forces to Prevent, detect and respond to disease outbreaks before they spread to communities.
Turkey in talks to rejoin US F-35 fighter jet programme, envoy says
ANKARA, Dec 10 (Reuters) - The U.S. is in discussions with Turkey regarding Ankara's rejoining the F-35 fighter jet programme and Washington hopes that talks will yield a breakthrough in the coming months, the U.S. ambassador to Turkey said on Wednesday. Washington removed
Myanmar junta hunts 10 activists for anti-election protest
They were being hunted after “shouting and scattering leaflets written in opposition to the elections” in Mandalay city.
Commission approves Mars' acquisition of Kellanova
The European Commission has approved unconditionally, under the EU Merger Regulation, the proposed acquisition of Kellanova by Mars, Incorporated (‘Mars'). The Commission has concluded that the proposed transaction would not raise competition concerns in the European Economic
South Korea’s beauty tourism players fear ugly impact from tax refund termination
A report notes that South Korea continues to offer superior quality relative to price.
Hokkaido governor approves restart of Japan’s newest nuclear reactor at Tomari power plant
The approval marks a major step towards the operator's goal of resuming operations in early 2027.
Portugal prepares for first general strike in 12 years against new labour package
Portugal prepares for its first general strike in 12 years on Thursday as unions protest labour reforms expected to disrupt transport, schools, hospitals and other services.
Amazon, Microsoft pledge mega AI investments in India
India, which is an emerging AI and cloud infrastructure hub, has witnessed a surge of global tech investment recently.
The man behind the headlines - Salah, by Klopp, Diaz and more
BBC Sport explores Mohamed Salah's personality with help from the people who know him best.
Moo dunnit? Dog lets bull, horse into living room in Australia
The animals embarked on their escapade while the homeowner and his fiancee were out for a meal.
Turkey in talks over F-35 fighter jets amid 'positive' Trump-Erdogan ties, U.S. envoy says
Turkey is seeking to rejoin the F-35 program, from which it was expelled in 2020 over its purchase of the Russian-made S-400 system. Last month, Trump announced plans to sell F-35s to Saudi Arabia, raising Israeli concerns about maintaining air superiority in the region
Meta commits to give EU users choice on personalized ads under DMA
The European Commission acknowledges Meta's undertaking to offer users in the EU an alternative choice of Facebook and Instagram services that would show them less personalized ads, to comply with the Digital Markets Act (DMA). This is the first time that such a choice is
Africa: Why Africa's GBV Epidemic Demands Root-and-Branch Reform
[allAfrica] "Usikimye." Do not be silent. The Swahili word has become a rallying cry among survivors in Kenya, who are tired of bearing shame that is not theirs.
Canada eyes H-1B workers, top global talent as U.S. limits immigration
The recruitment drive targets the kind of highly skilled foreign workers facing increased scrutiny under the Trump administration’s immigration restrictions.
Domestic pressures drive dangerous spiral in Thai–Cambodian border conflict
Border clashes between Thailand and Cambodia are intensifying, driven by political insecurity and economic pressures in both capitals. Analysts warn the fragile ceasefire is close to collapse.
Africa: 10 African Countries With the Longest Road Networks
[Vanguard] Roads are the lifelines of Africa's economies, connecting people, goods, and services across vast distances. They move produce from farms to markets, workers to factories, students to schools, and patients to hospitals.
String of celebrity scandals renews debate on South Korea's 'cancel culture'
In a matter of days, three big entertainers in South Korea have made headlines in separate scandals.
