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Fifteen years after the Fukushima nuclear disaster, consumer confidence in local agricultural products is gradually recovering.
New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani draws controversy over his foreign policy positions and alleged support for adversarial groups.
Contract workers at Moroni's main hospital extend strike over wage conditions as management responds to ongoing labor dispute.
Middle East conflict drives up fuel and fertilizer prices, creating financial strain for Ireland's agricultural sector.
New York Jets Hall of Famer Matt Snell, who scored the only touchdown in Super Bowl III upset victory, has passed away at 84.
Google integrates AI features into Chrome for Indian users, supporting 8 Indic languages to enhance browsing experience.
France's Court of Auditors exposes widespread fraud in the privatized vehicle registration system, revealing financial and security failures.
Ethiopian naval officers received promotions in a ceremony, highlighting the paradox of maintaining a navy without sea access.
A record 80.2% of Brazilian families are now in debt, marking the highest level in 16 years according to consumer data.
The French-American actor sparked controversy with dismissive remarks about opera and ballet that have drawn criticism across Europe.
New government R&D roadmap positions artificial intelligence as cornerstone of national innovation strategy through 2027.
Korean households reduced private education spending last year following a historic high of 29.2 trillion won in 2024.
Israel's beloved satirical show captures the nation's mood and provides much-needed comic relief during turbulent times.
A video of Bill Clinton appearing to guide Hillary Clinton across a busy NYC street has generated widespread online commentary.
New research reveals that Oscar recognition can paradoxically decrease film audiences during awards season.
Two homes are being torn down at impasse du Pont in Jemelle as part of enhanced flood prevention measures.
Defense sources reveal IDF prioritizes dismantling Iran's ballistic missile infrastructure rather than pursuing regime change.
Stijn Coninx's acclaimed 1992 film 'Daens' returns to 30 theaters, bringing the story of a social justice priest back to contemporary audiences.
British fintech Revolut reaches milestone of one million Belgian customers amid record app usage levels.
SHINee's Taemin joins G-Dragon at AI entertainment company Galaxy Corporation, marking a strategic move in tech-driven music innovation.
