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Spiegel asks whether the Salzburg Festival's incoming director is steering the event back toward its 1990s model following misconduct claims against his predecessor.
A report says items including gold, a car and travel can be bought in the UAE for what Apple's new iPhone Duo costs.
A 16-year-old cyclist was arrested in Singapore after an accident involving a 74-year-old pedestrian, who died later, The Star reports.
Mondosanità reports that immunotherapy can substitute two rounds of chemotherapy in high-risk pediatric leukemia, cutting relapses by almost half.
Russians are casting ballots in an election that RTE.ie describes as unlikely to deliver surprises, set against the war in Ukraine.
The iPhone 18 lineup launched globally with a debut at Shanghai Pudong International Airport, while buyers queued overnight in Singapore.
Goal.com reports Tielemans described Manchester United's display as sluggish after their derby loss, while VAR calls around the winner drew further scrutiny.
WSJ says Samsung loyalists were unimpressed by Apple's foldable iPhone, while other outlets noted its software and Android parallels.
Al-Consolto examines whether guava plays a role in reducing liver fat or has no effect at all.
Racing defeated Sarmiento in the Liga Profesional, with Maravilla Martínez scoring on his return and Facundo Cambeses colliding hard with Marcos Rojo.
Scope Ratings lowered France's sovereign rating from AA- to A+, citing persistent budget deficits and political crisis, while revising its outlook to stable.
AsiaOne reports that Yoga Inc. closed suddenly in Singapore, leaving instructors and customers without clear answers.
Wisła Kraków secured a win over Śląsk Wrocław with a decisive goal in the last action, according to Polish sports outlets.
US president approves legislation imposing sanctions on Moscow, with oil tariffs also planned, as Russian military aircraft enter Lithuanian airspace.
Business Insider Deutschland explains how to pre-order Apple's first foldable phone, as early hands-on coverage highlights design and hardware choices.
EAC trade reached $52.3 billion in Q2 2026, with mineral exports accounting for 61.9% of the total, according to reports.
A Chinese state media commentary links a Russian memorial to wartime history and Japan's official emblem, according to 昆明信息港.
A Jamaat figure says he never claimed the party would refuse to apologize for its 1971 conduct, as internal debate over the issue resurfaces.
Research led by Stanford Medicine suggests the human brain develops from two distinct neural starting points, according to EurekAlert!
Spanish outlets report that La Palma has been rejected as the location for the Thirty Meter Telescope, ending a decade-long bid.
Governments killed the internet 200+ times last year. Here's how the 2025 shutdown playbook works — and the underground tools citizens use to fight back.
A French report explains why using cotton swabs to clean your ears can do more harm than good, and what to do instead.
The Irish Examiner's antiques coverage highlights Edwardian furniture, a nativity set and a silk top hat, though full details of the items were not included.
Japan saw fewer new HIV infections and AIDS cases in 2025, according to the Philippine News Agency.
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