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Wim-Wenders Produced ‘I’ll Be Gone in June’ Bought for North America After Cannes Premiere (EXCLUSIVE)
KimStim has acquired all North American rights to Katharina Rivilis’ debut feature “I’ll Be Gone in June,” following its world premiere at Cannes’ Un Certain Regard. Set in Las Cruces, New Mexico, in ...
The Paradise North America Box Office: Needs 30% More Than Nani’s Highest-Grosser To Break Even
Nani's The Paradise is one of the most awaited Telugu releases of 2026, and is expected to perform well at the North American ...
Avengers: Endgame Encore North America Box Office: Here’s How Much It Must Earn To Cross $900M Milestone Domestically
Avengers: Endgame Encore is eyeing a major milestone at the North American box office as the MCU’s biggest film gears up for a re-release. It remains one of the highest-grossing movies ever at the ...
UK-led Five Eyes action to disrupt global fraud networks
<p><img src="https://en.mercopress.com/data/cache/noticias/111307/100x80/55782163.jpg" alt="Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood said: “Fraud is a scourge on our society, ruining lives and costing victims billions of pounds every year.”" width="100" height="80" style="float:left;margin:0 12px 6px 0;border:1px solid #333" /> US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand back a package of UK-led measures to strengthen international action against fraud and online scams.</p>
Chevening scholarships: eight Argentine professionals after Master’s degrees in UK
<p><img src="https://en.mercopress.com/data/cache/noticias/111306/100x80/chev2.jpg" alt="Ambassador Cairns celebrated “the continued growth of a community that connects Argentina and the UK through education, leadership and lasting friendship”." width="100" height="80" style="float:left;margin:0 12px 6px 0;border:1px solid #333" /> Eight Argentine professionals will spend a year in the UK pursuing master’s degrees through the fully funded Chevening scholarship program.</p>
DRC opposition rejects President Tshisekedi's offer of national dialogue
Opposition groups in the DR Congo have rejected President Felix Tshisekedi’s offer of a national dialogue aimed at reconciling the conflict-wracked country.
US due to cut off UAE branches of Egypt's Banque Misr over Iran ties
The US Treasury Department is due to cut off a major Egyptian bank's operations in the United Arab Emirates from the US financial system, an official said Friday, as Washington pushes to choke Iran off economically.
Niger's military 'gradually regaining control' after mutiny at military base
Niger’s military says it’s “gradually regaining control” after a mutiny at an army base near the international airport in Niamey.
Germany, extreme hot summer ripens grapes faster and advances wine harvest several weeks
Germany's main grape harvest takes off earlier than ever recorded following on the country's exceptionally hot summer which accelerated the ripening process in vineyards, according to the German Wine Institute
Royal Navy turns to amphibious ships; sells HMS Bulwark to Brazilian Navy
HMS Bulwark is to be sold to the Brazilian Navy, ending more than two decades of service with the Royal Navy, as UK focus turns to the future of amphibious assault ships.
Gaani festival celebrates history of resilient peoples united by shared history
The Gaani festival in northern Benin celebrates the shared history of three peoples separated by colonisation.
North American 2027 Ford Mustang Challenge Schedule Officially Revealed
The official schedule for the 2027 Ford Mustang Challenge has been revealed, taking drivers to six racetracks across North ...
Solar-powered ambulance completes successful trial run
The world’s first solar ambulance completed a successful trial run on Friday, raising hopes of bringing vital medical care to remote regions.
UN calls on Haitian authorities to do more to protect civilians
The United Nations is calling on Haitian authorities to do more to protect civilians, days after a brutal attacked by armed gang members left 47 people dead and dozens kidnapped.
Reports of gunfire near military base in Niger's capital
Residents of Niger's capital Niamey on Saturday reported hearing gunfire near a military base at the international airport, which has been attacked by jihadists twice this year.
Funerals held for victims of Algeria's deadly wildfires
Victims of deadly wildfires that swept through Algeria’s northeastern Jijel province were buried Friday in Djemaa Beni Habibi, as grieving relatives and Prime Minister Sifi Ghrieb gathered for the funerals.
Nepal glacial disaster and the new geography of climate risk
On August 26, the Himalayas seemed to move. An enormous mass of ice and rock broke loose near the Nepal-Tibet border, plunging into the Lhende Khola River and unleashing a wall of water, mud, boulders and debris down the mountain valleys. What followed was not merely a flood but a cascading geological event: glacier collapse, […]The post Nepal glacial disaster and the new geography of climate risk appeared first on Asia Times.
India-China competition in the Indian Ocean: stability is not a reset
This article first appeared in Pacific Forum and is republished with permission. Read the original here. There are multiple interpretations of where the India-China relationship stands today. Is there a thaw? Are the two sides gradually moving toward a reset? Or are ties still tense? The reality lies somewhere in between. Since the Galwan Valley […]The post India-China competition in the Indian Ocean: stability is not a reset appeared first on Asia Times.
The geopolitical imperative for a self-reliant South Korea
US President Donald Trump’s abrupt directive on August 16, 2026, to drastically scale back the joint “Ulchi Freedom Shield” (UFS) military exercises sent shockwaves across the Asia-Pacific geostrategic landscape. The unilateral announcement, posted to social media mere hours before the large-scale maneuvers involving 18,000 South Korean troops were set to launch, was justified by Washington […]The post The geopolitical imperative for a self-reliant South Korea appeared first on