Great news for readers: articles from The New York Times will be available on the 15min portal
15min has announced that it will provide exclusive articles from The New York Times, allowing readers to stay informed on various global topics.
BTS 'Arirang' Receives Positive Reviews from Overseas Media
BTS's fifth studio album 'Arirang' has received acclaim from major international media, showcasing their presence in the global market.
Social media uses negativity to steal our attention - how to reclaim it
The article discusses how social media leverages negativity to capture attention, contributing to a sense of overwhelm amid a series of global crises, and offers strategies for reclaiming one's focus.
Why isn't there more international coverage of Israeli strikes in Lebanon?
The article discusses the lack of international media coverage regarding the Israeli strikes in Lebanon, highlighting extensive domestic and foreign reporting but noting a gap in global attention.
Pinterest CEO calls for a ban on social media for youth under 16
The CEO of Pinterest has urged global leaders to implement a ban on social media for individuals under 16, citing safety concerns.
Florida man who looks like Jeffrey Epstein speaks out: ‘I’m so not Jeffrey Epstein’
A Florida man, dubbed 'Palm Beach Pete,' addresses the viral attention he received due to his resemblance to Jeffrey Epstein after a video of him driving went viral.
Twitter turns 20 years old, taking the pulse of the world
Twitter, launched in 2006, has evolved from a personal microblogging tool to a major source of global news and opinions.
Excessive social media makes young people unhappy, study says
A new global study indicates that excessive use of social media contributes to decreased happiness among young people.
Defence Minister Clarifies After Saying He Learnt of Base Strike From Media
Canadian Defence Minister David McGuinty clarified his earlier statement regarding when he learned about an Iranian airstrike that might have affected Canadian assets.
Celebrating the diversity of 'the French language'
The article discusses the global reach and celebration of the French language, emphasizing its presence in various regions and its popularity on social media.
U.S. beats Canada in latest world happiness rankings
Canada has fallen to 25th place in the latest world happiness rankings, behind the U.S. at 23rd, due to increased social media use negatively impacting the well-being of young people.
Excessive social media makes young people unhappy, says study
A recent global study indicates that intensive use of social media leads to increased unhappiness among young people, influenced by various factors including platform type and demographic details.
The guest of "Plekktrummi" is the professor of sustainable transitions Laur Kanger
Laur Kanger, a professor of sustainable transitions at the University of Tartu, will be a guest on the talk show "Plekktrumm" to discuss challenges and pathways in the context of the environmental crisis and its relation to global economy and industry.
USA, Voice of America Returns. A Judge Blocks the Dismantling of Maga: 1000 Return to Work
A federal judge has ruled that the dismantling of the U.S. Agency for Global Media, which oversees Voice of America, was illegal, allowing about 1000 employees to return to work.
The intensive use of social networks harms the well-being of young people, points out a report
A recent report indicates that heavy use of social media significantly decreases the well-being of youth globally, especially among girls under 25 in various Western countries.
Religious mom influencers dominate the Internet – spark strong reactions
Mormon mothers from Utah are gaining global attention as they become social media influencers, generating both intrigue and controversy.
Taylor Frankie Paul breaks silence on alleged domestic violence incident
Taylor Frankie Paul has addressed recent allegations regarding a domestic violence incident with her ex-boyfriend, Dakota Mortensen, emphasizing a focus on her children and the present moment.
Time for ‘serious’ talks on how AI uses news media information: minister
Culture Minister Marc Miller emphasizes the need for a serious dialogue regarding the use of news media information by artificial intelligence systems in Canada.
Trump wants Russia's return to the global economy to reduce China's influence, claims media
Donald Trump aims to achieve a ceasefire in Ukraine and facilitate Russia's reintegration into the global economy to diminish China's influence, according to a report by 'Politico.'
Ontario influencer fatally stabbed had home targeted in arson: police
A social media influencer from Ontario, Nancy Grewal, was fatally stabbed, and it was revealed that her home was previously targeted in an arson incident last year.
Is Jurassic Park Possible? A Story of How Elon Musk Brought Dinosaurs Back to Life with Six Words
Elon Musk claims it's possible to recreate Jurassic Park, sparking global conversation about the feasibility of resurrecting dinosaurs.
It's only March but you're already exhausted. This could be why
Experts suggest that the overwhelming pace of global events and constant media consumption may be causing widespread fatigue, a strategy allegedly utilized by political forces.
Silence Does Not Strengthen Democracy and Newsrooms; Ideas Do: Kali Puri
Kali Puri emphasized the importance of ideas in strengthening democracy and media during the closing session of the India Today Conclave 2026, alongside prominent global figures.
Hegseth encourages potential Trump ally purchase of CNN
Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth supports David Ellison's potential acquisition of CNN, criticizing the media's coverage of the Iran war and reflecting public concern over rising oil prices.
ONLY IN POSTIMEES ⟩ A global hit show starts in Estonia! US top producer: "This is all much bigger for you than in other countries"
A prominent US television producer discusses the secrets behind creating a successful show that will launch in Estonia.
The front pages of newspapers today, Friday, March 13, 2026
The article summarizes the headlines from various Greek newspapers for March 13, 2026, reflecting diverse themes from the economy to global conflicts.
Did Iran Hide the Truth about Mojtaba? Questions Raised Over the Supreme Leader's New Photo
Iran's new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei's recent photographs have sparked global debate due to claims of artificial intelligence manipulation.
Fake reviews, deepfakes, fraud... Misinformation could cost the global economy 417 billion euros per year
A new study estimates that misinformation costs the global economy approximately 417 billion euros annually, highlighting various forms of economic harm it causes.
STEVE MOORE: Five energy truths the media ignore as America’s oil boom blunts the Iran war’s impact
Steve Moore outlines five key truths about American energy production in the context of the ongoing conflict in Iran and its effects on global oil prices.
What does Canada’s reversal of a TikTok operations ban mean for users?
Canada has lifted its ban on TikTok's operations following a national security review, allowing the platform to continue its business in the country.
Trump Protected the 'War Traitors'. They Should Be Treated Strictly, Iranians Warn
Iranian women's footballers have sparked global media attention by refusing to sing the national anthem before their match against South Korea, leading to serious threats against them from the Iranian state.
The U.S. Makes a Big Announcement and Then Does a U-Turn, Oil Tankers Unable to Pass through the Strait of Hormuz!
A social media post from U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright claiming that the U.S. Navy escorted an oil tanker through the Strait of Hormuz stirred sudden activity in the global oil market, but the statement was retracted shortly after, leading to clarification from the White House.
Maciej Zaborowski: In the Shadow of Epstein
The ongoing discourse around Jeffrey Epstein's infamous actions continues to dominate global headlines and online discussions.
'If She Says No': How Social Media Exposes Users to 'Shocking Levels of Misogyny,' According to Global Research
The Federal Police of Brazil have launched an investigation into social media trends that promote misogyny and violence against women, particularly focusing on the viral 'Caso ela diga não' that involves young people teaching aggressive responses to female rejection.
Football, war, and power: J.K. Rowling and MartÃn Caparrós spark debate on social media
Writers J.K. Rowling and MartÃn Caparrós have ignited discussions on social media about the intersections of politics and football amid global crises and the upcoming World Cup in North America.
Reality will not change by your escape.. Reuters Institute warns of the expansion of news avoidance phenomenon
A panel of global journalism leaders at the Reuters Institute's annual memorial lecture warned about the growing trend of news avoidance, urging audiences to confront reality rather than escape it through disengagement from media.
BBC nuclear war drama 'too horrifying' for TV banned for 20 years - now on iPlayer
A BBC nuclear war drama, banned for its disturbing content for 20 years, is now available on iPlayer amidst ongoing global tensions.
‘Where do we draw the line?’ Montreal real estate agent surprised over OQLF letter
A Montreal real estate agent received a complaint from Quebec's language watchdog regarding insufficient French usage on his social media posts.
Judge rules Kari Lake unlawfully ran US media agency, voiding mass layoffs
A federal judge ruled that Kari Lake unlawfully led the U.S. Agency for Global Media, nullifying mass layoffs and actions taken during her tenure.
Almost a third of young people say that wives should obey their husbands, reveals global survey
A recent global survey indicates that a significant portion of Generation Z men believe in traditional gender roles, with 31% stating that wives should always obey their husbands.
Indonesia and an Indian state join in banning social media apps for teenagers
Indonesia and the Indian state of Karnataka have joined a global trend of banning social media platforms for minors, posing a threat to the businesses of the companies involved.
Takeaways from Foreign Minister Wang Yi at China’s ‘two sessions’
Foreign Minister Wang Yi addressed global media, highlighting China's stance on various international issues, including US relations and regional disputes.
Iran War: The Many Dead Angles in Iran
The article discusses the often-overlooked complexities and lesser-known areas of conflict in Iran amidst global news coverage focusing primarily on major events.
The bombs also sink Formula 1. Arab GPs in jeopardy
Geopolitical crises, specifically the ongoing conflict in Iran, are significantly impacting the global sports calendar and the financial stability of Formula 1.
Moody’s downgrades the rating of Virgin Media O2 due to declining profitability
Moody’s has downgraded the credit rating of Virgin Media O2 due to expectations of declining operational profit and increased leverage.
TVN to Change Owners. Significant Reaction from KRRiT
Paramount Skydance has struck a deal to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery, which includes the Polish station TVN, marking a significant shift in the global media landscape.
Journey to the largest digital experiment in history: "The prohibition of social networks for minors represents a global power adjustment"
The article discusses the implications of a proposed social media ban for minors in Spain, highlighting the perspectives of young users.
Toyota says claim it’s moving U.S. plant to Canada is false
Toyota has denied social media claims that it is relocating its manufacturing plant from Alabama to Ontario, attributing the misinformation to AI-generated accounts.
The world is at war and millions of people are still discussing Jim Carrey's doppelgänger
The article highlights the absurdity of social media discussions focusing on a celebrity doppelgänger while significant geopolitical events unfold, exemplifying the distraction technology can create in the face of serious global issues.
Banijay partners with All3Media to strengthen its position as a leader in independent audiovisual production
Banijay has formed a strategic partnership with All3Media to create a global powerhouse in independent audiovisual production, increasing its revenue to over 7 billion euros.