Kevin Spacey Settles With Sexual Assault Accusers Before London Trial
The Oscar-winning actor has continuously denied all of the allegations made against him.
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Doha Film Institute Unveils Projects Set for Qumra Event That Has Moved Online Due to Iran War
The Doha Film Institute’s Qumra Arab film industry incubator — which has been scrapped as a physical event and moved online due to the ongoing U.S.-Israel-Iran war — has unveiled the 49 projects from 39 countries that will be on digital display from March 27-April 8. Features
Arc Raiders devs wanted to make it an adventure game more than a shooter: 'We saw more potential in allowing players to explore rather than just shoot'
It's about the friends (or enemies) you made along the way.
Iran crisis lifts India bottled water prices, erasing Modi tax cut gains
Clean water is a privilege in the country of 1.4 billion people.
John Wilson on His “Mr. Magoo-, Mr. Bean-Type Character,” His Doc on “Unsexy” Concrete and Hoping to Pitch a New TV Series
The HBO cult icon shared how Street photography inspired him and why "I really don't like manipulating the image" during an on-stage interview at the industry conference of CPH:DOX in Copenhagen.
Iran considers levying transit fees on ships in Hormuz Strait, lawmaker says
DUBAI, March 19 (Reuters) - Iran is considering a proposal to levy transit fees on vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz, a lawmaker said on Thursday, a potential bid to monetise Tehran's newfound grip over the critical waterway through which a fifth of global oil and
We Have Thoughts About the New Museum
A sneak peek and honest impressions of the newly expanded Lower East Side institution, an Iranian artist's view of the war from the diaspora, and Asia Week highlights.
High-resolution atlas shows how thirsty plants hold out during drought
The United States and Mexico have been in a historic megadrought since the turn of the century. For more than 25 years, the American Southwest has faced the severe social and economic consequences of this megadrought—including a $1.1 billion agricultural loss in California in
Will Trump's moves to bring down gas prices actually work?
The Trump administration has rolled out a slew of policies aimed at bringing down rising gasoline prices amid the war with Iran, but experts say they’re unlikely to have much of an effect. Analysts who spoke with The Hill said that the only way to meaningfully bring down prices
Trump weighs risky bet on Kharg Island in ‘game of chicken’ with Iran
President Trump is weighing a seizure of Iran’s critical oil depot on Kharg Island in a bid to force Tehran’s hand and open the Strait of Hormuz. Such a move, which would require U.S. boots on the ground to capture the strategic terminal, would mark a major turning point in a
Kennedy’s vaccine agenda takes a major blow
A court ruling on Monday dealt a heavy blow to Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s efforts to transform America’s vaccine policy, just as the White House is reportedly losing interest in the project. U.S. District Judge Brian E. Murphy granted a
House eyes clean FISA reauthorization vote that will be tricky
House GOP leaders are aiming for a clean reauthorization of key provisions of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) next week, a vote that could be tricky given demands from conservative Republicans on reforms and on the unrelated SAVE America Act voting bill.
HHS investigating 13 states for 'coercing' healthcare providers to provide abortions
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced today that it is launching investigations into 13 states for violating a federal health refusal clause and "coercing" healthcare entities into providing or performing abortion services. HHS officials said the
Gulf states walk tightrope between Trump’s ire, Iran’s crosshairs
Gulf states are between a rock and a hard place as the Iran war stretches into its third week, quietly encouraging the U.S. and Israel to complete the war convincingly, while trying to maintain some relations with whatever government remains in Iran when the dust settles. It’s
GOP debate on SAVE America Act morphs into 'circular firing squad'
Senate Republicans say the debate within their conference over how hard to push for passage of the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE America) Act, a sweeping voting reform bill, is becoming a “circular firing squad” as President Trump’s allies ramp up pressure on their
Defining Color
"A deep pink that is bluer, lighter, and stronger than average coral, bluer than fiesta, and bluer and stronger than sweet william."
Children’s headphones on Temu, Amazon found with chemicals exceeding safety limits in South Korea
35 per cent of those tested contained substances at levels up to 200 times over the safety standard.
Apple News blasted after boosting coverage by conservative outlets from 0% to 2% in February: ‘Damage control’
Just 2% of the top stories featured on Apple News were written by right-leaning news outlets in February.
Embracer studio Crystal Dynamics continues steady stream of layoffs
The Tomb Raider developer has eliminated another 20 roles, including development personnel and operations staff.
Fact check: Is 'Polexit' really on the cards for Poland?
Social media is abuzz with claims that Poles want to leave the EU and that Warsaw is on the cusp of launching the trigger to do so, off the back of a warning by Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
Kevin Spacey Settles With Sexual Assault Accusers Before London Civil Trial
Kevin Spacey has reached a settlement with three men who sued him over sexual assault claims, according to BBC News, avoiding a civil trial in London that was set for October. The men alleged that Spacey had assaulted them between 2000 and 2013, and in November it was
JAY-Z Announces Special Anniversary Shows At NYC’s Yankee Stadium
JAY-Z is returning to the stage this summer to celebrate two of his most iconic albums. The Roc Nation mogul has announced a two-night takeover of New York City’s Yankee Stadium in July to commemorate Reasonable Doubt and The Blueprint, which turn 30 and 25 years old,
Africa: South Africa's Just Transition Must Also Be a Health Transition
[Daily Maverick] Cleaner air, healthier communities and new economic opportunities are not secondary benefits of climate policy. They are central outcomes of a transition designed to protect people and the economy.
Russell T Davies’ ‘It’s a Sin’ Is Getting a Theatrical Dance Adaptation
Russell T Davies’ award-winning drama “It’s a Sin” is set to be adapted as a dance by leading U.K. dance company Rambert. Davies will exec produce the project alongside pop duo Pet Shop Boys and Glyn Fussell. Rambert’s artistic director Benoit Swan Pouffer will choreograph and
Santiago Segura and Sony, Plus a Little Help From Alec Baldwin and Kevin Spacey, Smash Spanish Cinema Records With ‘Torrente for President’
Who would have thought that Kevin Spacey, after his Hollywood career ended amid various sexual assault allegations, would feature in a blockbuster? Well, it’s happened, at least in Spain. “Torrente for President,” featuring Spacey in a cameo role and released by Sony Pictures
‘Drag Race’ Producer World of Wonder, N8 Unveil Trailer for Pangina Heals Documentary ‘Heals’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Bangkok-based production company N8 and “Drag Race” producer World of Wonder have released the official trailer for “Heals,” a feature documentary on Thai drag star Pangina Heals, directed by Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Pailin Wedel. The film traces Pangina’s path from a
‘A Sweetness From Nowhere’ Is an Experimental Hybrid About Transphobia, Healing and “Darkness as Nourishment” (Exclusive CPH:DOX Trailer)
Swedish artist Ester Bergsmark merges art forms, an approach for which she has developed a reputation: "This film is about the human pulse that keeps so many transgender people alive today."
Weddings in South Korea reach highest number since 2018
The number of marriages had fallen for 11 consecutive years from 2012 before turning upward in 2023.
Seoul braces itself for 260,000-strong BTS crowd with sweeping security plan
Entry will be restricted to designated pathways, while ID and bag checks may be conducted.
Billionaire Indonesian bank owner Michael Hartono dies at 86
He died in Singapore on March 19, according to the corporate secretary of one of his companies.
Africa: Pharma Pulls Back As Antimicrobial Resistance Threat Grows
[Independent (Kampala)] The rising threat of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) continues to expose deep structural weaknesses in global pharmaceutical markets, with drug-resistant infections projected to claim nearly two million lives annually by 2050 unless investment and policy
MEPs clear path for full adoption of EU–US trade deal
EU lawmakers moved closer to implementing the EU–US trade deal after a key committee vote, but tensions with Washington persist.
Africa: CAF Appeal Board Media Statement
[CAF] The CAF Appeal Board decided that in application of Article 84 of the Regulations of the CAF Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), the Senegal National Team is declared to have forfeited the Final Match of the TotalEnergies CAF Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) Morocco 2025 ("the
Gulf states request urgent debate at UN Human Rights Council, documents show
By Olivia Le Poidevin and Emma Farge GENEVA, March 19 (Reuters) - Gulf states have requested an urgent debate at the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva over Iran's strikes on civilians and energy infrastructure across the Middle East, documents show. A diplomatic
EU has tools to bypass Hungary's Ukraine loan veto but must show courage, Kallas says
BRUSSELS, March 19 (Reuters) - There are alternatives to overcome Hungary's veto on a 90 billion euro ($103 billion) loan to Ukraine but they will need political courage from European leaders, EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said on Thursday. "There are alternatives, but
As Israel expands strikes on Beirut, delivery drivers steer clear of danger
By Nazih Osseiran and Emilie Madi March 19 (Reuters) - Lebanese food courier Hamza Hareb now keeps his distance if he spots a car with tinted windows while on a delivery run in Beirut. Hezbollah is rumoured to use such cars, and Hareb wants to steer clear of any Israeli strikes
Mystery fish deaths in Papua New Guinea prompt health warning
Villagers on a remote island in Papua New Guinea have been warned not to eat fish until scientists can identify the cause of thousands of deaths of marine creatures and hundreds of cases of illness.
China calls killing of Iran’s Larijani, leaders ‘unacceptable’
"We have always opposed the use of force in international relations," said a foreign ministry spokesman.
Six little known facts about Cáceres, Spain's candidate for European Capital of Culture 2031
The Extremaduran city is competing to become European Capital of Culture 2031. While the candidates are being judged, Euronews Culture takes a look at six curiosities in the city to understand the history, legends and attraction of its historic centre.
Iran 'boycotting' USA but not World Cup: football federation chief
Iran will "boycott the United States" but "not the World Cup", Iranian football federation president Mehdi Taj said in a video released by the Iranian press agency Fars. Iran is currently scheduled to play its group matches in the US in this year's tournament. "We will be
To feed or fuel? Economists urge Indonesia to downsize free meals programme as oil prices soar
Experts urge Indonesia to scale back its free meals programme to cut spending as energy prices soar
US envoy meets Belarus' leader Aliaksandr Lukashenka to push for political prisoner releases
There are more than 1,100 political prisoners in Belarusian jails, many arrested after a disputed 2020 election that triggered widespread protests.
From chemical producers to sento baths, Japan feels the heat from Middle East supply crisis
Japan may seek to purchase oil from non-Gulf destinations, including the US.
World Happiness Report highlights social media's negative impact, ranks Finland as happiest country
Heavy social media use contributes to a stark decline in well-being among young people, with the effects particularly worrying in teenage girls in English-speaking countries and Western Europe, according to the World Happiness Report 2026 published Thursday.
Old and new: How Egypt’s modern attractions are bringing its ancient past to life
From the Grand Egyptian Museum to a new capital, the north African nation is showcasing its 'unmatched diversity' beyond pyramids and beach resorts.
Fuel shortage hits taxi service at Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport
Taxis have gradually begun suspending services, especially for long-distance trips.
How to choose a Gold IRA company without getting played
Protect your nest egg, because the hawks are hungry.
Three Palestinian women killed as missile debris hits West Bank beauty salon
Several other people were injured when shrapnel struck the beauty salon in Beit Awwa, in the southern West Bank.
2 Japan primary school teachers convicted for sharing voyeuristic student images on social media
The educators exploited pupils, sharing illicit images in a wider ring.