Taiwan lawmakers remove legal hurdles for Starlink to operate
Authorities will be required to take into consideration national security and network security.
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VAT to be cut from household electricity bills in October
The announcement comes less than a day after Burnham became the UK's seventh prime minister since 2016.
Trump imposes 50% tariffs on Canadian goods citing disputes over autos
President Donald Trump on Monday imposed 50% tariffs on most Canadian goods, declaring that Canada has unfairly discriminated against American autos, alcohol and dairy products.
Dad facing difficult summer as food donations plunge
Food banks and community larders are warning of an uncertain future.
Families skipping meals during holidays - charity
FareShare Sussex & Surrey says it is facing a "mountain" of need over the school holidays.
How to keep babies safe when temperatures soar this summer
As heatwaves grow more frequent and severe, here's what parents need to know to keep infants and young children safe in the heat.
Africa: Interpol Taskforce Meets in Nairobi to Strengthen Africa's Fight Against Child Sexual Abuse
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Kenya has convened investigators from 21 African countries for a major INTERPOL operation aimed at identifying victims of child sexual exploitation and dismantling transnational abuse networks, as authorities intensify efforts to combat crimes against
Where are Europe's households most indebted? Not where you would think
Europe's household debt map reveals a surprising north-south divide. Discover the latest Eurostat figures and the 10 most indebted countries.
Wind and solar power ‘stranded’ in Europe’s outdated energy grid. Is there an ‘immediate’ solution?
“Political ambitions mean nothing if clean electrons are stranded in connection queues.”
Crime gangs snare more than US$88 billion in scams in Asia-Pacific, UN says
Networks that once operated within specific territories or illicit trades are increasingly expanding across multiple illegal markets while using shared services, said Delphine Schantz, UNODC Regional Representative for Southeast Asia and the Pacific.
Three possible ways to lift the Greek veto on new Russia sanctions
Brussels' new sanctions package against Russia has run into formidable resistance from Greece. Euronews looks at ways the impasse might be broken.
Revealed: The underrated European islands set to be 2026's hottest holiday escapes
New research has revealed the world’s up-and-coming islands seeing the biggest rise in popularity, with three European gems featuring in the ranking.
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Chloe Fineman Says ‘SNL’ Boss Lorne Michaels Was at World Cup Match When She Called to Say She Was Leaving the Show
“Saturday Night Live” boss Lorne Michaels was a bit tied up when Chloe Fineman called to say she was leaving the show. “In classic form, he was watching England vs. Argentina,” Fineman told Variety at Monday night’s premiere of Apple TV’s “The Dink” in Los Angeles. “He was
Commission registers two European Citizens' Initiatives on education and housing
On 17 July, the European Commission registered two European Citizens' Initiatives (ECIs) entitled: ‘All On Board - For your right to citizenship without borders' and ‘Right to Housing! Now and Forever'. The initiative ‘All On Board - For your right to citizenship without
China summons Philippine ambassador over South China Sea encounter
BEIJING, July 21 - Beijing said it has summoned the Philippine ambassador to China on Tuesday to lodge solemn representation over an encounter a day earlier between the two countries in the Second Thomas Shoal, according to a statement.
Economic losses from Vietnam’s deadly floods, landslides estimated at nearly $22 million
Flooding and landslides in the northern region of Vietnam have left six dead, two missing, and 10 injured.
Olivia Wilde Details Meeting Elon Musk ‘Before He Turned Into This Creature’
"I never would've predicted that he would go the path that he's gone now, because he did seem really smart," the director-actress said in a wide-ranging conversation about misogyny
Desperate Rohingya risk deadly voyages at sea as trafficking surges
Trapped in bleak camps, more Rohingya gamble on perilous sea journeys despite rising deaths.
How Montenegro might complicate the EU's already tense budget talks
Montenegro's €3.2 billion EU accession package is small change for the bloc's taxpayers, but it could set a precedent for how future enlargements are funded.
South Korea’s pregnancy badges being resold online, raising concerns over misuse
These badges may be proof of eligibility for priority services intended for only expectant mothers.
India youth group says will not march again because police will 'hurt youth'
NEW DELHI, July 21 - India's youth-led \"cockroach\" movement said on Tuesday it would continue its protest but will not march again, a day after scores of supporters were injured in clashes with police who tried to stop their march on parliament.
Jon Stewart Says the World Cup Final Was the ‘Reverse Super Bowl’: ‘The Players Spoke Spanish and the Halftime Show Was in English’
On Monday night’s episode of “The Daily Show,” Jon Stewart gave his post-game thoughts about Sunday’s World Cup final match, which saw Spain win out over Argentina 1-0. “Of course, the World Cup ended yesterday, finito, with Spain defeating Argentina 1-0 on the pitch, in the
Africa: Gender-Based Violence Survivors Need More Than Justice - Four Keys to Recovery
[The Conversation Africa] Gender-based violence in Africa is often treated as a legal, social or policing problem. But these responses don't fully address the conditions that shape the lives of women facing violence or the conditions they face in recovery. Based on their
Africa: African Entrepreneurs Operate in Tough Conditions - the Skills They've Honed Could Be Useful to Others
[The Conversation Africa] When people talk about entrepreneurship in Africa, the conversation usually starts with everything that's missing. Limited funding. Weak infrastructure. Poor internet connectivity. Unreliable electricity. Bureaucracy. Corruption.
Climate and rock art advocates take on Woodside’s ‘carbon bomb’ WA gas project in federal court
Albanese government’s approval of North West Shelf gas extension being challenged by the Australian Conservation Foundation and Friends of Australian Rock Art The Albanese government’s decision to approve one of the world’s largest gas projects in Western Australia is being
Rohingya targeted by resurgence of ‘hateful’ disinformation in Malaysia
Malaysia hosts more than 215,000 refugees and asylum seekers through the United Nations refugee agency UNHCR.
Almost 90 football fields of woody habitat were bulldozed every day in NSW – despite pledges to rein it in
Decline in clearing of trees and shrubs offset by sharp jump in clearing of non-woody vegetation Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Almost 90 football fields’ worth of woody habitat were bulldozed
Crime gangs snare more than $88 billion in scams in Asia-Pacific, UN says
BANGKOK, July 21 - Scam gangs defrauded Asia-Pacific residents of at least $88 billion in 2025, a United Nations office said on Tuesday, with transnational crime groups rapidly evolving tactics to stay ahead of law enforcement.
What time does Splatoon Raiders release in your time zone?
The Splatoon Raiders release time is just around the corner, and you can preload Splatoon Raiders if you pre-order it before launch
Not enough water for UK’s datacentre plans, trade body says
Industry says government’s failure to address cooling demands means AI growth plans are ‘fatally flawed’ The UK will not have enough water for future datacentres, the water industry has said in stark criticism of the government’s AI growth plans. Datacentres rely on large
The Venice few tourists know: sunrise runs and crafting your own Venetian mask
Millions of tourists visit Venice every year, yet only a few discover the city of artisans, age-old traditions and hidden corners that still preserve its true soul.
Video appears to show confrontation between Chinese and Philippine navy vessels
A member of the Chinese Coast Guard appears to strike someone using a wooden baton on a Philippine Navy vessel, according to the Philippine Armed Forces.
‘Sherlock’ Creator Steven Moffat Set as International Guest of Serielizados – Barcelona Series Festival (EXCLUSIVE)
Currently priming “Number 10,” one of the most awaited of British TV series, “Sherlock” creator and “Doctor Who” showrunner Steven Moffat will attend Serielizados-Barcelona Series Festival as its headline international guest. He will be joined producer Sue Vertue, producer of
A new Elder Scrolls is still years away, but this fun Arthurian take on the formula is 50% off right now
Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon is a very competent Bethesda RPG, not made by Bethesda.
Asia stocks up as chip stocks recover, oil eases
US technology stocks advanced on Monday and this was mirrored in Asian trade.
New Bangladesh government’s rights vow tested by disappearance
The “disappearance” of Miraj Sheikh has become more than a missing-person case. It has emerged as the first major test of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) government’s pledge to break decisively with the human rights practices that defined the final years of ousted Prime
Beyond the shadow of 'Too Big to Fail': moving past a fragmented European banking system
In an opinion piece for Euronews, Frédéric Oudéa, Chairman of Revolut Western Europe, says Europe should move beyond fragmented banking markets and create pan-European financial champions to finance innovation, defence and the green transition.
Ed Harris Felt ‘Misled’ by ‘Dutton Ranch’ About ‘Inconsequential’ Role: ‘Get Me the F— Out of Here’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Ed Harris does not sound satisfied with his role on “Dutton Ranch.” At the Monday night premiere of Apple TV’s “The Dink,” Harris told Variety‘s Marc Malkin that he felt “misled” about the importance of his role in the “Yellowstone” spinoff, and that halfway through filming
Online scam losses in Asia-Pacific region up to $147.2 billion in 2025: UN
The combined losses far exceed the US$18 billion (S$23.2 billion) to US$38 billion estimated to have been lost in 2023.
Gulf of Thailand’s untapped energy could fuel SE Asia’s growth
For 25 years, Cambodia and Thailand have been unable to resolve a dispute over a shared area of the Gulf of Thailand, keeping one of Southeast Asia’s most promising energy opportunities out of reach. At a time of high energy costs and growing demand across the region, leaving
Memorable visuals drive online ad purchases more than emotion, study suggests
A study of digital advertising in the International Journal of Business and Systems Research suggests that memorable visuals are more likely to encourage consumers to buy than campaigns that rely primarily on emotional impact. The findings challenge conventional wisdom about
Taiwan charges ex-TSMC employee over attempted tech leak to China
The authorities said this was the first such case on the island.
Tanker attacked in Strait of Hormuz as US strikes Iran for tenth consecutive night
As fighting escalates between both sides, Iran's interior minister travelled to Pakistan, a key mediator in the conflict, for talks.
Japan’s revised law clarifying dangerous driving takes effect
The newly defined standards put forth by the law come amid calls for greater clarity.
Judge, nominated by Trump, rules against him in key Minnesota case
A Trump-nominated federal judge has ruled against the administration in a key case centered around local immigration policy in Minnesota. According to a Monday filing, the Trump administration asserted that Minnesota sanctuary laws violate the Supremacy Clause of the
Philippines’ Marcos names new military chief
Nafarrete takes the helm of the 160,000-strong Philippine military.
US military completes its latest strikes on Iran, marking the 10th successive night of attacks
By Kanishka Singh WASHINGTON, July 20 (Reuters) - The U.S. military said late on Monday it finished its latest round of strikes on Iran, saying it hit Iranian military command centers, missile and drone launch sites, maritime capabilities and air defense systems. The U.S.
Envisioning the next 150 years of crop research with the Alma Mater Plots
A couple of miles south of the main quad at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, a remarkable agricultural experiment is taking shape. The so-called Alma Mater Plots are unique in their setup—with 64 plots of 1 acre (0.4 hectares) each, individually tile-drained, it is
Samsung Electronics creates robotics division; ex-Hyundai executive to head strategy
The company plans to develop humanoid robots for use across the manufacturing, home, and retail sectors.