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A local artist's sales have fallen sharply under U.S. tariffs, according to SooToday.com, as new reporting tracks the trade war's wider toll.
Inquirer.net reports that a cleanup drive in Calabarzon recovered 35,105 kilos of coastal waste, one of several similar efforts across the Philippines.
A family near Lens was held captive for about three hours and robbed of €40,000 in cryptocurrency, according to French media reports.
Washington urges citizens to rethink regional travel as Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia raise fears of wider conflict.
Russian voters cast ballots in legislative elections marked by reported irregularities, with the Kremlin-aligned party retaining its parliamentary majority.
BBC reports the Thirlwall inquiry criticised hospital bosses, while an NHS leader claims arrogant doctors made Letby a scapegoat.
Chicago quarterback Caleb Williams left Sunday's game against Minnesota on a cart after a non-contact leg injury, according to multiple reports.
A 2D photonic crystal biosensor paired with neural networks can optically detect glioblastoma brain tissue, according to research published in nature.com.
Breguet CEO Gregory Kissling has discussed tourbillons and upcoming timepieces tied to the watchmaker's 225th anniversary, prestigeonline.com reports.
ABC News reports a BYD car could be accessed without a password, raising questions about vehicle cybersecurity.
Quebec is turning to aerial distribution of vaccine baits in its ongoing effort to stop the spread of rabies among raccoons, CityNews Montreal reports.
Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo says President William Ruto's development agenda reaches all regions without discrimination.
French singer Amanda Lear accuses Miley Cyrus of plagiarizing one of her biggest hits, saying the dispute should end in a settlement or a lawsuit.
The ministry will ask the cabinet to revisit a two-decade-old requirement that tuition centres set aside 30 percent Bumiputera equity.
Economists say Germany's fuel tax rebate fails to help those who need it most and is economically counterproductive, according to WELT.
BBC reports that deadly new drugs are making Scotland's fight against addiction more difficult.
Ghana's president heads to the 81st UN General Assembly, where reparations financing for the transatlantic slave trade is on the agenda.
Five years after the Tajogaite volcano erupted on La Palma, residents say recovery remains incomplete, according to Spanish media reports.
Exit polls show the AfD first in Mecklenburg-Pomerania and the Left ahead in Berlin, with Merz calling the result a disaster.
The NSCDC has paraded a suspended Niger State commandant and officers after 37 suspected illegal miners died in custody, Channels Television reports.
The Guardian published a photo gallery surveying Australian photojournalist Lorrie Graham's career, with ArtsHub and ABC also covering her work.
Peace mechanisms linked to the government and the MILF are working to calm tensions after gun battles in the Special Geographic Area of BARMM.
Malaysia's prime minister says an initial report on Felda is expected within days, as anti-graft officials seek approval to prosecute former chiefs.
G1 reports Ukraine launched its biggest aerial assault on Moscow, killing three people as Russians voted on the final day of parliamentary elections.
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