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.
France is implementing emergency measures, including deploying military forces and restricting alcohol, to combat a severe heatwave. Temperatures are expected to reach 40°C, with concerns for vulnerable populations and potential wildfires.
Egypt coach Hossam Hassan has denied rumors of unrest involving star player Mohamed Salah, emphasizing his professionalism and importance to the squad as they prepare to face New Zealand in a crucial World Cup match. Both teams are seeking their first World Cup win.
Vier Monate nach seiner Gründung hat Donald Trumps "Friedensrat" offenbar keine Gelder für den Wiederaufbau des Gazastreifens erhalten. Ein offizieller Fonds bei der Weltbank weist einen Kontostand von null Dollar auf, während die humanitäre Lage in Gaza katastrophal bleibt.
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.
India's innings against Afghanistan began with a 5/0 score due to a five-run penalty awarded to India. Afghanistan captain Hashmatullah Shahidi was penalized for repeatedly running on the protected area of the pitch.
Milwaukee Brewers manager Pat Murphy reminded observers that pitcher Jacob Misiorowski is human after a 3-2 loss to the Atlanta Braves. Misiorowski allowed two runs in six innings, striking out seven, with his fastball hitting 104.2 mph.
Sveriges förlust mot Nederländerna i EM 2004:s kvartsfinal, som avgjordes på straffar, svider fortfarande för spelare som Kim Källström och Olof Mellberg. Mellberg, som missade en straff, beskriver det som sin tyngsta aktion i karriären.
La Fondation Ethereum, qui finance le développement du réseau, connaît une vague de démissions. Au moins huit cadres supérieurs, dont les deux co-directeurs exécutifs, ont quitté l'organisation en cinq mois, soulevant des questions sur sa gouvernance et son avenir.
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) described southern Lebanon's Nabatieh area as a "death trap" due to escalating Israeli attacks. The group reported severe injuries and inability to reach victims under shelling, while Israel cited Hezbollah attacks as justification. Peace talks between the US and Iran were impacted.
The Indian Air Force is acquiring nine retired Jaguar fighter aircraft from the UK to use as a source of spare parts. This move aims to keep its current fleet operational amid falling squadron numbers and critical component shortages.
Le coût de l'intelligence artificielle devient un sujet majeur pour les entreprises. L'ère du "repas gratuit" est terminée, selon des experts, qui prévoient une augmentation continue des dépenses liées à l'IA, notamment avec la création de nouveaux data centers.
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.
Edinburgh Airport reopened Saturday morning after a security alert on Friday night led to the evacuation of parts of the terminal due to a "potentially suspicious package." An explosive ordnance disposal team investigated, causing significant passenger disruption. Normal services are being restored.
Antonin Panenka reflects on his revolutionary penalty kick that won the 1976 European Championship for Czechoslovakia against West Germany. The audacious chip down the middle, which humiliated goalkeeper Sepp Maier, has become a legendary move in football, with Panenka expressing pride and amusement at its continued use, though lamenting the lack of royalties.
Eight Indigenous directors have been removed from Queensland cultural institutions, including QPAC, State Library, Museum, and QAGOMA, sparking allegations of "Project Invisibility" by the LNP government to sideline First Nations leaders from public boards. Some directors were sacked mid-term without reason, leading to concerns about silencing dissenting voices and a return to "white, anglicised" policies.
Javelin star Neeraj Chopra began his 2026 season at the Doha Diamond League, finishing fourth and qualifying for the Commonwealth Games. This follows a strong 2025 season, including a historic 90.23m throw, despite a dip at the Tokyo World Championships.
Reliance Industries aims for AI leadership in India with sovereign infrastructure and nation-focused solutions. Plans include a Jio IPO, quick commerce expansion, and AI integration across networks and media platforms, emphasizing 'AI for India, by India'.
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.
The Met Office has issued an amber Extreme Heat warning for southern and eastern England and south Wales, valid Monday and Tuesday. Temperatures could reach 35C, with hot nights and risks of health impacts, sunburn, heat exhaustion, and travel delays.
A movement called Stop Killing Games is lobbying for legal protections to prevent publishers from shutting down online video games. The group advocates for "end-of-life plans" to keep games playable, proposing that companies allow players to operate private servers. While the European Commission cannot mandate this due to copyright laws, it will work on a code of conduct. In the US, California's "Protect Our Games" act, which requires advance notice before takedown and access for purchased games, has passed the Assembly.
Severe thunderstorms caused widespread destruction in the Balkans last week, with high winds and golf ball-sized hail damaging over 100 buildings in Slovenia and Croatia. Meanwhile, Hong Kong issued a black rainstorm warning due to heavy rainfall and flooding, and France is experiencing an unusual heatwave.
A flight into Indian cities like Mumbai, Delhi, or Kolkata often reveals sprawling informal settlements, hazy skies, or aging infrastructure, contrasting sharply with the orderly urban layouts, green surroundings, and cleaner skylines of cities like Singapore, Bangkok, or Colombo. This difference stems from a complex interplay of history, demographics, governance, economics, and the sheer scale of India's rapid urbanization and population density, posing unique challenges in delivering basic urban services and managing growth.
An estimated 50,000 Scotland fans have visited Boston for football matches, significantly boosting local businesses and winning over residents with their enthusiastic presence. Pubs reported record sales, and locals expressed a deep affection for the "Tartan Army."
