Colombia's presidential election second round concluded peacefully on Sunday. Far-right candidate Abelardo de la Espriella voted in Barranquilla, urging to "defeat tyranny," while Senator Ivan Cepeda of the ruling left-wing Historic Pact party voted in Bogota, calling for a vote "for life" against a "violent past."
Serena Williams will return to singles play at Wimbledon after accepting a wild card invitation. The 23-time Grand Slam champion will also compete in doubles with her sister Venus.
Trevoh Chalobah received a surprise call-up to the England World Cup squad after Tino Livramento withdrew due to injury. Chalobah was on holiday in New York when he received the news from manager Thomas Tuchel, fulfilling a long-held ambition he first tweeted about in 2018. He has overcome previous career setbacks and uncertainty at Chelsea to earn this "No 1 moment."
Australia is experiencing a datacentre boom, with plans for a "hyperscale" facility in Sydney. While promising economic growth and productivity, concerns exist regarding power and water consumption, potential electricity price hikes, and job creation.
Australia is experiencing a datacentre boom, with plans for massive facilities like the one on Mamre Road, Sydney. While promising economic growth and productivity, concerns linger about power and water consumption, job creation, and the broader implications of AI.
Uberlândia cria o selo 'Amigo dos Pets' para reconhecer doações a ações de proteção animal. Empresas e pessoas físicas que contribuírem com o Banco de Rações e Utensílios podem receber a certificação, que não oferece benefícios fiscais.
China demonstrated strategic restraint during the US-Israeli war against Iran, leveraging its position as Iran's largest oil customer and financial lifeline. Beijing's quiet diplomacy, including numerous calls by Foreign Minister Wang Yi and a regional shuttle mission by special envoy Zhai Jun, urged flexibility and paved the way for a 14-point memorandum of understanding.
Netflix's new Korean drama 'Teach You a Lesson,' directed by Hong Jong-chan, has topped the platform's global non-English rankings for the week of June 1-7. Adapted from the webtoon 'Get Schooled,' the 10-episode series focuses on a vigilante unit addressing school violence and declining teacher authority.
The Cockroach Janta Party held its second protest in New Delhi, featuring rap songs, poetry, and memes to criticize the NEET-UG paper leak, governance, and youth challenges. Protesters demanded the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.
One of Iceland's two whaling ships has resumed hunting after a two-year break, departing Reykjavik on Friday. A protester chained himself to the ship's mast. Animal welfare groups criticize the hunt, citing inhumane practices and low domestic demand.
S. S. Rajamouli, cinéaste indien de 52 ans, est reconnu pour sa vision démesurée du cinéma populaire, souvent musical. Travaillant dans l'Andhra Pradesh et s'exprimant en télougou, il reflète une sensibilité particulière du sud de l'Inde, distincte de l'hégémonie du Nord et de l'hindi.
Russia is positioning itself as a "third power" option for Southeast Asia amid energy supply uncertainty and geopolitical rivalries. Analysts suggest while energy may be an opening, Russia's long-term relevance in the region might not grow significantly.
A three-month-old infant in China was admitted to the ICU after his parents prepared his baby formula with boiled vegetable juice, believing it to be more nutritious. The baby suffered nitrite poisoning, turning purple and experiencing shortness of breath. He was treated and discharged.
Eccentric candidates in costumes are a common sight in UK elections, often using satirical campaigns to draw attention to serious issues and influence policy. Figures like Count Binface and Howling Laud Hope, alongside activists like Rob Pownall, use their candidacies to advocate for wildlife protection, improved public services, and even changes in voting laws.
In UK elections, eccentric candidates like Count Binface and Rob Pownall (dressed as a fox) run in costumes. Their satirical campaigns often highlight serious issues, aiming to influence public discourse and potentially future laws, reflecting Britain's unique political eccentricity.
Candidates in UK elections are increasingly running in costumes, like Count Binface and a fox, to draw attention to serious issues and unique British political eccentricity. While often satirical, these campaigns can influence public discourse and even lead to policy changes.
Candidates in UK elections often run in costumes, like Count Binface and Howling Laud Hope, to draw attention to serious issues and express "unique eccentric energy." While seemingly satirical, these campaigns have influenced laws, such as the 2005 pub opening hours and the ongoing debate on lowering the voting age.
A fatal collision involving two passenger trains occurred near Bedford, England, resulting in one death and multiple injuries. Emergency services are on scene, and rail services are significantly disrupted.
Pump.fun's revenue declined 36.1% in Q2, while Collector Crypt, a protocol for tokenized physical trading cards, saw revenue accelerate by 108.8%, generating $25.8M to date. Collector Crypt's CARDS token also surged, reflecting strong recent concentration of activity.
This article reviews the best wireless TV boxes and streamers, focusing on Freely, Sky Stream, and Amazon Fire TV. It highlights ease of setup, improved viewing options, and the need for a robust internet connection. Manhattan Aero, Amazon Fire 4K Max, Netgem Pleio, and Sky Stream are recommended.
The reimagined St Kilda pier and the Sunbury community arts and cultural precinct were among the top winners at the 2026 Australian Institute of Architects’ Victorian awards. The pier project, a $53m government initiative, won the Victorian architecture medal, while the Sunbury precinct, a transformation of a former asylum, secured heritage and interior architecture awards.
US President Donald Trump described Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi as 'a very tough cookie' and one of the world leaders he most admires, in a wide-ranging interview with Axios. He also praised Chinese President Xi Jinping as 'all business'.
Pet funeral service providers in Hong Kong are urging the government to permit the placement of animal ashes alongside human remains in columbarium niches. Citing growing demand and the increasing role of pets as family members, companies like Petmento are lobbying for regulatory changes to accommodate these evolving afterlife preferences.
Uzbekistan will create a roadmap for 120 recommendations from foreign investors, discussed at the Tashkent International Investment Forum. Proposals cover banking, energy, AI, and capital markets, aiming to align the country's investment framework with international standards.
