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Russia labels Cannes-winning director Andrey Zvyagintsev a ‘foreign agent’
Acclaimed Russian film director who won 2026 Grand Prix award at Cannes, has been critical of the war in Ukraine.
Lebanese artist turns Israeli missile debris into art
In southern Lebanon, visual artist Lina Jouni transforms debris from Israeli missile strikes into pieces of art.
Pentagon resumes mandatory testosterone testing for US troops over 30
Experts have called policy unnecessary and said testosterone injections could increase risks of infertility.
England fast bowler Carse to face no charges over alleged nightclub assault
Derbyshire Police said they were investigating an alleged assault but have now decided no further action will be taken.
Two injured by Israeli shelling as troops advance in southern Lebanon
Israeli forces withdraw from outskirts of a town in southern Lebanon after a standoff with Lebanese forces.
Trump bans CNN, MS NOW, Politico from White House for ‘fake news’
The US president insists media outlets report 'fiction and lies' as he announces new bans on White House access.
Is the Kennedy Center losing 'hundreds of millions of dollars'?
Records in 2024 show the venue had a surplus of millions of dollars once contributions and grants had been factored in.
Trump says he is banning CNN and Politico from White House
The US president has had a tense and fiery relationship with the US media throughout his political career.
Reporters Without Borders Calls on Spain to intervene in the arrest of journalist Luis Galeano
The informer lives in exile in the United States for the persecution of the Ortega regime's press and was arrested on Monday by the migration authorities
The Norwegian royal house first shows King Harald's sarcophagus
The supulture is designed as a ship as a reminder of the monarch's link to the sea. In addition, a stone has been chosen for its elaboration as a wink of the love of Queen Sonia for nature.
Ivory Coast: "Why don't I forgive France? » Simone Ehivet
In an interview given to France 24, Simone Ehivet, in France for the first time since 2011, claims to have forgiven both France and Alassane Ouattara. The former Ivorian First Lady also regrets the arrest of Laurent Gbagbo's relatives, speaking of "political prisoners".
Yemen, Russia's "hybrid" war and AI dangers
This week's summary: the war in the Middle East and the Yemeni front that continues to ignite, Russia's hybrid attacks on European countries and the debate about the dangers of AI, which could wipe out humanity according to some whistleblowers.
Mexico: exhibition of a valuable manuscript preserved in France for two centuries
After two hundred years in France, the Codice Azcatitlan makes its appearance in Mexico. The manuscript is displayed until the end of the year at the Museum of Anthropology of the capital. After the arrival of the Spaniards in the 16th century, it is considered one of the most important testimonies in the indigenous history of Mexico.
The Asean Cup declaration without tapu armor
The Bangladesh Football Federation has announced 23 of the first FIFA Asian Cup. The last match is a round-up armor.
The new wild cat in the forest of Bolivia is one living member
The wild cat was recovered from Ugaos, Bolivia. It is a mountainous region covered by forest.
Expensive cost on Metro Rail project, ignoring alternative transport: IPD
IPLD executive director, Adal Muhammad Khan, said other possibilities of communication are backed up due to additional interest in the metro station.
What are the agents of the IA, the powerful systems that arouse the fear of experts
They are one of the ways to apply artificial intelligence in tasks of all kinds, but their ability to think solutions and improvise is disconcerting specialists.
Airport malaria in Germany remains infrequent
An outbreak of malaria at Frankfurt Airport this summer has raised alarm. Experts believe parasites probably arrived in a passenger's luggage. But with the onset of fall, the risks of contracting the disease are low.
Ebola: DR Congo outbreak not slowing, MSF warns
Doctors Without Borders has warned against premature optimism amid the DRC's largest-ever Ebola outbreak. "The outbreak is not shrinking, it is moving," an MSF official said, entering new and more underprepared regions.