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Russian air defenses reported the downing of 148 Ukrainian drones in twelve hours, including 17 directed at Moscow.

Jeremy Nixon, CEO of Ocean Network Express (ONE), will step down in July but remain as a senior advisor, with Till Ole Barrelet set to succeed him.

Former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and his colleague Manish Sisodia were acquitted in the Delhi liquor scam case, leading to an emotional response from Kejriwal during a media interaction.

Netflix has stepped back, allowing Paramount to potentially take over Warner Bros.

The US Supreme Court ruled that tariffs imposed by President Trump were illegal, leading to disputes over the return of approximately $175 billion collected from import companies.

Matt Damon discusses Netflix's storytelling practices, stirring debate on whether they indicate a deeper change in narrative techniques or are simply Hollywood exaggerations.

Rachida Dati has stepped down from her role as Minister of Culture to focus on her campaign for the mayor of Paris, engaging directly with homeless individuals to highlight her commitment to their issues.

A group of winter swimmers in Oulu’s Tuira area has been forced to change their route to access the ice-cold water due to a damaged pier caused by strong water flow and ice.

Tunisian judges have rejected a request to temporarily halt operations at a phosphate fertilizer plant in Gabès, citing insufficient evidence of pollution.

The article discusses critical mistakes to avoid when purchasing a home to prevent financial loss.

During a friendly match in Puerto Rico, Lionel Messi was momentarily knocked down by a fan who rushed onto the field for a selfie.

The Pentagon reportedly shot down a US border patrol drone with a laser-based anti-drone system near the Mexican border, prompting flight restrictions by the FAA.

Lionel Messi was knocked down by a fan who entered the field attempting to take a photo during a friendly match between Inter Miami and Independiente del Valle.

Heightened tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan have led to claims of a Pakistani jet being shot down by Afghan troops, stirring debate over whether it was an F-16 or a JF-17.

Tensions escalate between Pakistan and Afghanistan as Taliban forces reportedly shoot down a Pakistani fighter jet following a recent airstrike by Pakistan.

Terella Brewing is set to close following a noise complaint that led to a protracted legal battle with the Sunshine Coast Council.

A military system used to combat drones may have mistakenly shot down a U.S. government drone near the Mexico border, according to Democratic lawmakers.

Texas airspace around Fort Hancock has been closed by the FAA following an incident where a military laser-based anti-drone system reportedly shot down a US government drone by accident.

A tweet from Kylie Jenner stating she couldn't open Snapchat caused a significant drop in the company's stock value.

The National Universities Commission of Nigeria has implemented new guidelines to regulate the award of honorary doctorate degrees amid concerns over their misuse.

California's upcoming 2026 gubernatorial race is shaping up to be competitive, with Republican Steve Hilton currently leading in polls over Democrat Eric Swalwell and Conservative Sheriff Chad Bianco, marking a potential shift in state politics after Governor Gavin Newsom's two-term limit forces him to step down.

Coupang reported a significant decline in operating profit for Q4, down 97% due to a data breach incident, despite recording the highest annual revenue to date.

Jaak Valge expresses understanding for Silver Kuusik's decision to step down from the leadership of EERK due to health issues, while reaffirming his commitment to remain active within the party.

Professional golfer Andrea Pavan was hospitalized after falling down an elevator shaft in South Africa while participating in the Investec South African Open.

Ilhan Omar stands firm in her criticism of Donald Trump, despite his harsh attacks and a tumultuous exchange during his state of the union address.

Børge Brende, the head of the World Economic Forum, has resigned amidst growing pressure regarding his connections to Jeffrey Epstein.

A three-year-old child in Governador Valadares was allegedly assaulted by his mother after he accidentally knocked down her cigarette, leading to an investigation by the police.

A long-term recidivist without citizenship is facing legal consequences after the death of a 39-year-old man in a Klaipeda medical facility, where complications arose from a previous conflict.

Ofelia Fernández revealed that some national deputies have organized a workshop teaching fatphobic insults directed at her, highlighting pressures women face regarding their body image.

Hilda Herrera and Saúl Cosentino were honored at the opening of the concert season of the Orquesta Nacional de Música Argentina, showcasing the enduring relevance of their contributions to Argentine folklore.

Germany's parliament has voted to grant broader powers to the military to intercept or shoot down drones in response to increased sightings since Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

King Charles tested a missile launcher during a visit to Baker Barracks in Hampshire, demonstrating his interest in the capabilities of the armed forces.

The Norwegian Parliament has rejected a key climate measure targeting methane emissions in dairy farming, a decision influenced by MDG's stance on the effectiveness of methane inhibitors.

The Min Læge app in Denmark, used for doctor communications and prescription renewals, experienced a temporary outage due to a DDoS attack but has since been restored.

An incident during a religious festival in Thrissur, Kerala, where a pet elephant attacked a young man, has raised safety concerns and prompted a heightened security presence.

Jakob Granit, the Director General of the aid agency Sida, is stepping down and transitioning to a new role, as announced by the government.

Golfer Andrea Pavan withdrew from the South African Open after suffering serious injuries from an accident involving an elevator shaft.

Børge Brende, president of the World Economic Forum, announced his resignation amid scrutiny over his connections to Jeffrey Epstein.

Sikorski emphasizes Poland's intention to strengthen national institution coordination and international collaboration in response to Russian aggression and disinformation campaigns.

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer has pledged to veto any legislation that targets the LGBTQ community, reaffirming her support for transgender rights following President Trump's State of the Union address, which called for bans on minors' gender transition surgeries without parental consent.

Børge Brende has resigned as president and CEO of the World Economic Forum following scrutiny over his connections to Jeffrey Epstein.

The USA is delaying the sale of international assets of the Russian oil giant Lukoil to use them as leverage in peace negotiations regarding Ukraine.

Médecins Sans Frontières has concluded its operations in Mueda, Mozambique, after providing crucial medical support during the ongoing conflict in Cabo Delgado.

The Auvere power plant in Estonia is down again due to technical issues shortly after a previous repair.

Laura Woods supports Eileen Gu amidst criticism for her choice to represent China at the Winter Olympics instead of the USA.

The article reflects on the 1996 incident in which Cuba shot down two civilian planes, reigniting discussions about justice for the victims and U.S.-Cuba relations.

Børge Brende, the president of the World Economic Forum, has announced his resignation under growing scrutiny related to his ties with Jeffrey Epstein.

In 2025, Greece experienced an alarming 83.2% increase in business bankruptcies, as reported by the Hellenic Statistical Authority.

The 61st Venice Biennale, the first directed by an African woman, embraces themes of listening and slowness in its curatorial direction after the passing of Koyo Kouoh.

An Alberta man with 25 outstanding warrants was arrested after trying to evade police by climbing down balconies.