Hugh Jackman and Deborra-Lee Furness have finalized their divorce after nearly 30 years of marriage. The couple, once seen as a Hollywood benchmark for enduring love, announced their separation in 2023. Jackman's past comments about being 'fully seen' by a partner now carry poignant irony.
Mouni Roy has responded to rumors about her sexual orientation weeks after announcing her separation from Suraj Nambiar. In a YouTube interview, the actor directly addressed speculation about her being gay and emphasized the importance of emotional and financial independence for women.
France and Chad are working to re-establish military cooperation, with Paris aiming to deploy troops by January 30, 2025. This move follows Chad's expulsion of French soldiers 18 months ago, as President Mahamat Idriss Déby seeks a more discreet and mutually beneficial partnership, dissatisfied with alternative partners like the UAE, Turkey, and Russia.
A heavily pregnant woman in Scotland fears separation from her unborn child after her husband and daughter received "go home" letters from the UK Home Office. The family, who are legally residing and working in the UK, are distressed by the new visa clampdown affecting care workers and their dependents.
David Harbour broke his silence on ex-wife Lily Allen's album 'West End Girl,' calling it 'weird' but respecting her artistic expression. The album details their marriage dissolution, which Allen described as a mix of fact and fiction. Harbour also addressed rumors of tension with Millie Bobby Brown.
The family of Imad Ishtayeh, a young Palestinian man shot dead by Israeli forces near the West Bank barrier, stated his pursuit of work amid economic hardship led to his death. Israeli police confirmed he was attempting to cross illegally.
The family of Imad Ishtayeh, a young Palestinian man shot dead by Israeli forces near the West Bank barrier, stated his pursuit of work amid economic hardship led to his death. Israeli police confirmed he was attempting to cross illegally.
India's Supreme Court ruled that prolonged separation without genuine reconciliation efforts constitutes mental cruelty and is a valid ground for divorce under the Hindu Marriage Act. The court dissolved a marriage of over 15 years of separation.
FedEx Freight CEO John Smith stated the company's independence from FedEx will enable aggressive investment in growth initiatives, particularly in the less-than-truckload (LTL) shipping market. The company aims to reach a 15% operating margin by 2029.
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Alberta, Canada's oil-rich province, is set for an October vote on potentially seeking independence, prompting PM Mark Carney to warn against the move, likening it to Brexit's risks.
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Mark Carney strongly criticized Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's plan for a referendum on separation, warning of consequences similar to Brexit and emphasizing the economic and social benefits of Canadian unity. He also highlighted concerns from environmental groups regarding a recent energy deal.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith unveiled a confusing referendum question on secession, drawing parallels to Brexit and sparking criticism from separatists, federalists, and experts alike. The move aims to quell internal party dissent but has been labeled a "national crisis" and "catastrophic."
Taliban'ın yeni kararnamesi, ergenlik öncesi evlendirilen kız çocuklarının ayrılık koşullarını tanımlayarak çocuk yaşta evlilikleri fiilen meşrulaştırıyor. Kararnamenin 5. maddesi, ergenliğe ulaşan kız çocuğunun sessizliğini rıza sayıyor.
Alberta will hold a referendum on Oct. 19 on whether to remain in Canada or begin the process for a binding independence vote. PM Mark Carney called Alberta "essential" to Canada, while critics like the Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation and NDP leader Naheed Nenshi denounced the move.
Alberta will hold a referendum on October 19 on whether to begin the process of separating from Canada. Premier Danielle Smith announced the vote despite her personal opposition to separation, citing a court ruling that blocked a petition for a direct separation vote. Prime Minister Mark Carney emphasized Alberta's central role in his economic plans.
Conjoined twins Tom and Sawong, born in Papua New Guinea, underwent a complex separation surgery in Sydney. While Sawong survived, Tom tragically passed away. The case highlights the critical need for improved medical services in PNG.
Conjoined twins from Papua New Guinea, Sawong and Tom, were surgically separated in Sydney. While Sawong has a good chance of survival, Tom, who had multiple health issues, died during the procedure. The case highlights the need for improved medical services in PNG.
Conjoined twins from Papua New Guinea, Sawong and Tom, were surgically separated in Sydney. While Sawong has a good chance of survival, Tom, who had multiple health issues, died during the procedure. The case highlights the need for improved medical services in PNG.
The UN expressed grave concern over a new Taliban decree on marriage separation in Afghanistan, stating it entrenches discrimination against women and girls, particularly concerning child marriage provisions. The Afghan government rejected the accusations, asserting compliance with Islamic law.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced a referendum on the province's future in Canada, offering a choice between remaining a province or starting a legal process for separation. The vote follows a growing independence movement fueled by a sense of being overlooked by Ottawa.
Posco International and US-based ReElement Technologies have signed an agreement to establish a joint venture for rare earth separation and purification in the United States. The companies plan to jointly invest $200 million to build a facility with an annual production capacity of 6,000 tons, aiming for official mass production by 2028.
The UN voiced "grave concern" over a new Taliban decree on marriage separation, citing provisions on child marriage and the interpretation of a girl's silence as consent. Afghanistan's government rejected the accusations, stating the decree adheres to Islamic law.
