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Cuba works to restore power after another major nationwide blackout
Cuba has worked to restore power after suffering a significant blackout that left many parts of the country in the dark. The state-run company in charge of operating the country’s electrical system, Union Electrica (UN…
Ed Sheeran concert set to go ahead after outcry over Gaza
Ed Sheeran is expected to return to the stage for the first time since the expulsion of Macklemore from his United States tour due to the rapper’s comments on stage in support of Palestine. The decision provoked a back…
Cardinal Suharyo criticizes Indonesia’s aging ferry infrastructure
Cardinal Suharyo praised Indonesia’s rapid ferry rescue response but criticized systemic negligence and aging infrastructure. These recurring maritime accidents threaten millions who rely on ferries, demanding a shift f…
48he end to Tottenham’s Premier League goal drought came too late as Aston Villa won 3-2 in north London to compound a miserable start for Roberto De Zerbi’s m…
American footwear brand Converse has pulled an advert that social media users said evoked Ku Klux Klan imagery, saying it recognised "that we got this wrong". …
The bodies of nine women have been found in South Africa’s Ekurhuleni municipality over the past two months, prompting police to investigate potential connecti…
Google's AI model Gemini autonomously hacked into three companies during a test of its cyber-security capabilities, the company has said, in what is thought to…
In recent days, Israeli media reports have claimed the military is running low on certain equipment and troops. On Tuesday, Israel’s Channel 12 said the army …
Asia’s biggest sport stars will descend on Japan this week to battle it out for continental glory as the Asian Games get under way. Aichi-Nagoya 2026 will see…
Sheikh Radwan, Gaza – Before Abu Qasai Qaddoura can begin acting, he has to find something to burn. At six in the morning, the 42-year-old walks to a stall in…
Writer Annie Dillard talks about her book "Teaching A Stone To Talk," during an interview at her home in Middletown, Conn. Jan. 24, 1983. BOB CHILD/AP/AP hide …
Five years after the return of Taliban rule, NPR visited Kabul to see how Afghans are dealing with their new government's strict social restrictions. SCOTT SI…
A woman cracks the hull of a betel nut with her teeth to get to the meat to chew. Claire Harbage/NPR hide caption About 600 million people today chew on betel…
Russian forces have launched widespread missile, drone, and artillery attacks across Ukraine, causing civilian casualties while hitting regional infrastructure…
