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A Zikoko! report explores why premenstrual dysphoric disorder carries a suicide risk, told through one person's account of feeling unlovable.

Egyptian and Saudi actresses Yasmine Sabri and Assel Omran drew attention at a L'Oréal Paris fashion show in Paris, where Kendall Jenner and Celine Dion were also present.

The ex-CEO of Felda Investment Corp has been charged with cheating and claims trial, according to Malaysiakini and other Malaysian outlets.

The CDC has updated its national measles death tally to two, while Pennsylvania's outbreak continues to grow and excludes those deaths from the count.

An England international has dismissed criticism directed at Thomas Tuchel, according to a BILD report published Wednesday.

A scabies outbreak at a hospital in Llanelli has led to ward closures and a ban on visitors, according to reports.

Protesters from Madrid's Cañada Real set up camp in Sol, as Spain publishes the first "Decreto Maricarmen" and regional officials voice alarm.

The actor returned to India after drawing attention at Paris Fashion Week, where her walk and a hug with Celine Dion sparked online reaction.

Quattroruote says automakers have renewed their commitment to the Paris motor show, with Citroën, DS and others presenting new models and concepts.

Fox Sports reports the NRL grand final will begin with a tribute to retired Souths star Jai Arrow, while the pre-match entertainment act remains under wraps.

The Guardian Nigeria News reports a 34% rise in ISP subscriber growth, which it links to competition among providers.

Planning approval extends the life of a major coal mine in New South Wales, a decision reported to protect 1,500 jobs.

NATO has criticized Moscow's nuclear messaging while attacks on Kyiv grow, according to The Guardian's war briefing.

Ghanaian leaders and commentators are debating where the law should draw the line on free speech, with Parliament's speaker warning against threats and falsehoods.

Lim Guan Eng says the anti-graft agency should treat UiTM fairly and also investigate Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi and his ministry.

Emmanuel Marre's new film portrays an ordinary civil servant under the Vichy regime, with Swann Arlaud in the lead role.

Ukrainian officials say several people were killed in attacks on Kyiv, according to tagesschau.de, with other outlets reporting a child among the dead.

An economist warns that leaving Canada would pose far greater challenges for Alberta than Britain faced when it left the European Union.

BBC reports warnings for heavy rain and landslides, with gusty winds expected along the coast as low pressure strengthens.

Critics largely panned Tom Cruise's climate satire 'Digger,' while the film's marketing leaned into the bad reviews.

The European probe used Earth's gravity to change course on its long route to Jupiter, with another flyby planned for 2029.

Italian prosecutors are investigating the 2007 analysis of DNA on the bicycle pedals in the Garlasco murder case, according to Il Fatto Quotidiano.

The Irish Times reports Breandán Mac Cionnaith has become a central figure in the Garvaghy Road dispute as the Drumcree crisis continues.

Brazilian club Corinthians reported a R$ 278 million deficit this year even as revenue came in above its goal, according to UOL.
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