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'Depravity and lawlessness’: U2 speak out on Israel’s actions in Gaza
Bono and his bandmates have released personal statements condemning Hamas' "diabolical" actions and how Benjamin Netanyahu and the Israeli government deserve "our categorical and unequivocal condemnation."
Rental demand in Portugal is shrinking: Where is it easiest to find a home?
In the second quarter of 2025, each house available for rent received an average of 17 enquiries, a 43% drop from the same period in 2024. Portalegre is the city with the highest demand for rental properties.
Strong earthquake strikes Turkey’s Balıkesir province, killing one
A 6.1 magnitude earthquake struck the town of Sındırgı in Turkey’s Balıkesir province on Sunday evening, killing one person and injuring at least 29 others.
‘The Dead of Winter’ Review: Emma Thompson Warms the Frozen Heart of an Icy, Generic Thriller
Emma Thompson’s palpable aura of capability and down-to-earth shrewdness has seldom been better deployed than in “The Dead of Winter.” Without the star channelling the blunt good sense and sing-song Minnesotan vowels of “Fargo’s” Marge Gunderson, Brian Kirk’s midwestern
Raunchy Sri Lankan Comedy ‘Tentigo’ Sparks Remake Wave After Box Office Success (EXCLUSIVE)
Sri Lankan comedy “Tentigo” (locally titled “Nelum Kuluna”) has become a box office phenomenon, grossing LKR450 million ($1.5 million) to become the country’s second-highest grossing film of all time, trailing only “Gajaman’s” LKR610 million ($2 million) haul. The irreverent
At least 20 injured in Russian strike on southern Ukrainian city
A guided aerial bomb launched by Russian forces struck Zaporizhzhia’s central bus station on Sunday evening, injuring 20 people and damaging civilian infrastructure.
Willy Chavarria and Adidas apologise for shoe design criticised as cultural appropriation
Adidas and designer Willy Chavarria have apologised after their Oaxaca Slip-On sparked backlash for using Indigenous Mexican design without credit or collaboration.
Ukrainian drone strikes hit defence industry facilities across Russia
Ukrainian forces have launched a new series of drone strikes against companies involved in supplying the Russian army, some located thousands of kilometres away from the Ukrainian border.
Maluma Criticizes Fan for Bringing Baby to Show Without Ear Protection
"You’re waving them around like they’re a toy," the musician said. "That baby doesn’t want to be there"
Falklands: Gross National Income per capita £58,749 in 2024, FIG National Accounts
The Falkland Islands Government Policy Department has announced the publication of the Falkland Islands National Accounts for the years 2014 to 2024.
Israeli strike kills Al Jazeera journalist Anas al-Sharif, crew in Gaza
Israel said the strike that targeted Sharif was against a “terrorist cell.” Al Jazeera called the killing of six journalists a “premeditated attack on press freedom.”
Trump-Putin talks are already a 'triumph' for Moscow, its economy and markets
Economists say the talks are "already a win" for Putin, whose economy is limping along after three years of war.
Man survives after clinging to Austrian high-speed train after cigarette break
The incident occurred in St Pölten, west of Vienna, and prompted an emergency stop after the man banged on carriage windows to alert passengers and crew.
Why Ancient Romans Paid a Fortune for the Color Purple — More Than Even Silver
Purple may not be one of the most popular colors in the apparel of our age, but if you want it — as certain cultural figures have amply demonstrated — you can get as much of it as you like, even if you don’t belong to the aristocracy. That wasn’t the case in antiquity, as […]
Ukraine invaded Russia, seizing land it hoped to trade. It couldn’t hold on.
In a surprise turnabout, Ukraine occupied 500 square miles of Russia’s Kursk region, but as President Trump pushes for a truce, Kyiv has virtually no territorial leverage.
South Korean President Lee pardons ex-minister Cho Kuk over fraud, abuse of power scandals
He was convicted of forging academic credentials for his children's college admissions, among others.