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EU races to bring new climate target to COP30 table

Brussels seeks to avoid arriving empty-handed European Union environment and energy ministers met in Brussels on Tuesday with an awkward

Google pulls Gemma AI models after U.S. senator’s complaint

Political heat on AI safety standards Google has temporarily removed access to its Gemma family of generative AI models from

APEC spotlight shifts as China stays on to press regional agenda

Balancing U.S. theatrics with China’s persistence The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation week that just wrapped in Busan was supposed to showcase

‘Sentimental Value’ finds power in restraint

A quiet, tender father–daughter drama Joachim Trier’s new film “Sentimental Value,” led by Stellan Skarsgård and Renate Reinsve, has arrived

Harrison Ford turns up to back ‘Star Wars’ alums at ‘Train Dreams’ premiere

A surprise moment on the red carpet Harrison Ford made an unannounced appearance at the Los Angeles premiere of “Train

Visit of Vatican Minister to Cox’s Bazar: A Message of Human Solidarity at Rohingya Camps

Cardinal Michael Felix Czerny Observes Humanitarian Efforts Cardinal Michael Felix Czerny, S.J., Prefect of the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development of

Dengue crisis deepens: 5 dead, 1,147 hospitalised in 24hrs

The dengue crisis in Bangladesh continues to deteriorate as five more patients died and 1,147 were admitted to hospitals across

“INSIDE OUT 2” BECOMES PIXAR’S BIGGEST GLOBAL HIT

A nostalgic sequel that reignited trust Pixar’s Inside Out 2 has officially surpassed the $1.8 billion mark worldwide, overtaking Incredibles 2 to become the

TWICE SHATTER K-POP TOUR RECORDS ACROSS OCEANIA

Milestone run, bigger venues, wider fandom TWICE have set a new K-pop touring benchmark in Oceania, with their ‘This Is

“Bangladesh Telecom Regulator to Lock All SIM Slots on Instalment Smartphones from Jan 2026”

Bangladesh telecom regulator mandates full SIM-slot lock for instalment phones The Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC) has approved a policy