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Cuba experienced a total blackout due to the shutdown of its main thermoelectric plant, declaring a state of energy emergency amid severe power shortages.

Peter Mandelson faces severe complications following his recent arrest by British police amidst ongoing political scandals.

The trend of leggings, reminiscent of the 2000s, is making a resurgence, albeit without the controversial brand that once dominated the market.

The trend for leggings, once popular in the 2000s, is making a comeback, although the iconic brand associated with them is not included in this revival.

Inter Milan has been eliminated from the Champions League after a 2-1 loss to Bodø, with Jens Petter Hauge playing a key role in the defeat.

Ruth Langsford shares her journey of overcoming emotional struggles following her split from Eamonn Holmes in her new memoir.

A tragic speedboat crash in Brazil led to the deaths of six tourists, including a five-year-old boy, after the vessel hit an unlit pier at night.

Johanna Paulsson explores the tension between modern individualism and the role of opera as a communal art form in her piece featured in Dagens Nyheter.

Ukraine enters the fifth year of war with its future and Europe's position against Russia still dependent on battlefield developments.

The article discusses Peter Mandelson's influential yet controversial role in the Labour Party, marked by his complex relationship with wealth and power.

This article discusses the inspiring journey of Sheikh Ahmed Kasb, a Quran reader who overcame blindness to connect with millions through his recitation of the Quran, emphasizing the importance of sincerity in his craft.

Peter Mandelson, a prominent figure in the British Labour party, faces legal troubles and has fallen from grace amid the Epstein scandal.

Despite the devastation caused by war, the people of Gaza are celebrating Ramadan with resilience and hope, illuminating the darkness with traditional lanterns.

The once-thriving Ansal Plaza in Delhi, which marked the beginning of mall culture in the city, has now descended into silence and abandonment, reflecting changing consumer habits and urban decay.

In Jūrmala, 25 dogs were rescued from appalling conditions where they were kept in cold, dark surroundings without basic necessities.

The Civil Defense of Rifaina reported that the pier where a boat collided was illuminated during the incident, despite survivor claims of darkness.

Music critic and DN contributor Martin Nyström has passed away, remembered by colleague Leif Zern as a friend who effortlessly navigated between music, literature, and philosophy.

Ukrainians face severe challenges in winter as ongoing attacks on energy supply leave many struggling with extreme cold and darkness.

In an emotional interview, journalist and actress Ernestina Pais discusses her battle with alcoholism and the impact it had on her and her family.

A coalition of influential figures in France calls for the establishment of a diplomatic initiative to help overthrow the Iranian regime.

A court in Innsbruck found a mountaineer guilty after his partner froze to death on the Großglockner, highlighting serious issues in mountaineering safety.

Ukrainian medical facilities are overwhelmed as cold and darkness plague civilians in Dnipro, highlighting a critical humanitarian crisis.

Nine patients lost their eyesight after cataract surgeries at a private hospital in Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh, due to negligence and subsequent infections.

The article discusses the current state of the Swedish men's national ice hockey team, highlighting issues that reflect broader problems in Swedish sports regarding male representation and performance.

Amber Glenn, a prominent American figure skater, faced an emotional moment during her Olympic short program performance, expressing her struggles with pressure and her journey through depression.

The memoir of Gisèle Pelicot shines a light on her harrowing experience of surviving years of abuse, underscoring the importance of community among women.

Residents of Niger State suffer from severe electricity shortages despite being home to major hydroelectric power plants.

Cuba is experiencing severe blackouts and economic struggles as the government declares a second 'special period', reflecting a deteriorating situation reminiscent of the 1990s economic crisis.

Peter Mandelson, a once-powerful British politician, faces scrutiny for his friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and his recent divergence from him.

At Tambaram railway station near Chennai, lights go out and fans stop when a train approaches, leading some to think it is haunted while it's actually a technical secret.

The article discusses the challenges and physical hardships faced by athlete Jílek on his path to achieving gold.

The exhibit by Eduardo Basualdo at Museo MAR offers a unique immersive experience that contrasts light and darkness, engaging the viewer in a spatial and sensory exploration.

As darkness falls in Rezekne suburbs, the police are distributing reflective elements to pedestrians instead of imposing fines for their absence, highlighting safety concerns on poorly lit streets.

Russia has intensified attacks on Ukraine's electricity and heating infrastructure, plunging entire cities into darkness during the coldest winter in four years of war.

The Darvaza gas crater in Turkmenistan, known as the 'Gate of Hell,' has been burning continuously for 55 years, attracting tourists with its eerie glow in the darkness.

Haruki Murakami reveals that his creative writing process is spontaneous and mysterious, often exploring realms of the subconscious without a predetermined plan.

Russia resumed attacks on Ukraine's infrastructure, particularly targeting energy facilities, plunging many regions into darkness and cold.

Kyiv residents are facing severe electricity shortages and prolonged blackouts due to the ongoing impacts of the Russian invasion.

The article highlights exhibitions by artists Mari Rantanen and Jacob Dahlgren in Stockholm, focusing on their use of geometric forms and vibrant colors to combat winter fatigue.

A new safe walkway and illumination have been inaugurated on Las Américas Avenue in Mexico, ending 17 years of darkness and insecurity for the local community.

Cuba faces significant energy crises with over half of the island experiencing extended power outages, affecting 59% of the territory during peak consumption times.

The article discusses uncomfortable stories revealed by the media regarding figures like Epstein and the troubling trends in journalism such as layoffs amidst significant expenditures on projects by wealthy owners like Jeff Bezos.

Jenny Rautionaho's disappointing performance in the Olympic normal hill competition left her in 37th place, far below expectations.

Cuba will experience blackouts that will leave 51% of the country without power during peak evening hours due to a fuel shortage exacerbated by U.S. sanctions.

Gaza is facing a severe crisis with only a fraction of the required fuel shipments arriving, leading to widespread outages and the collapse of essential services.

UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer faces calls to resign due to his association with Peter Mandelson, linked to Jeffrey Epstein, though Starmer himself has not been implicated in any wrongdoing.

The Ukrainian armed forces have upgraded their reconnaissance drones with a new generation of cameras using artificial intelligence to enhance image quality in near-total darkness.

The article discusses the impact of powerful figures like Jeff Bezos on democracy, suggesting that their actions contribute to its decline.

The article discusses the requirements for setting up an exhibition featuring priceless limestone artifacts that are thousands of years old, highlighting the use of cranes, UV flashlights, and a 'nanny'.

A crew from the Alaska National Guard executed a daring medical evacuation operation during winter darkness after civil services were rendered inoperative due to severe weather conditions in the western part of the state.