Le musée des Arts décoratifs (MAD) présente "La Mode en majesté", une exposition explorant l'évolution du vêtement à la cour de Thaïlande, avec une centaine de tenues royales et une mise en avant des créations de la reine Sirikit.
Colombia's presidential runoff winner inherits a nation shaped by paramilitary violence. Candidates Iván Cepeda and Abelardo de la Espriella have intertwined histories with these criminal forces, advocating opposing strategies for crime and peace.
Bageerath, son of Union minister Bandi Sanjay Kumar, received interim bail until June 25 from a Hyderabad court. Arrested in a POCSO Act case involving a 17-year-old girl, he sought bail to attend BBA exams. The case involves allegations of sexual harassment and counter-claims of extortion.
Iran's new leadership faces internal divisions over a potential nuclear deal with the US, balancing ideological stances with pragmatic economic needs. Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei's intervention highlights the debate, while figures like Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf push for negotiation and economic relief, potentially shifting focus towards China amidst US sanctions.
A woman and her lover have been arrested in Meerut for allegedly strangling her six-year-old son, whom they reportedly killed because he was seen as an obstacle to their relationship. The child's body was found in the Hastinapur forests.
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.
Ten years after the UK's Brexit vote, this report examines five key areas – Nissan Sunderland, the Thames flotilla, blue passports, care home workers, and the City of London – to assess the lasting impacts of leaving the EU on Britain's politics, economy, and international relations.
A compilation of news briefs covering international relations, including potential normalization between Israel and Russia, UN Security Council meetings on Ukraine, US actions in the Middle East, drone attacks, diplomatic talks, and military developments involving Iran, Belarus, and Ukraine. Economic news includes Russia's key rate cut and a report on Putin T-shirts.
Global leaders weigh in on Russia sanctions, Ukraine conflict, and regional stability. Trump discusses US role in Middle East and potential peace deals, while EU and Russia explore communication channels. Bank of Russia cuts key rate, and geopolitical tensions persist across various regions.
Russia is actively working to repatriate 11 Russian citizens detained in Azerbaijan on charges of drug trafficking and cyber fraud. Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova stated that their release would be a significant step towards normalizing bilateral relations.
Poland's President Karol Nawrocki revoked Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelensky's Order of the White Eagle, the country's highest award, due to Zelensky's naming of a Ukrainian army unit after a WWII nationalist insurgent army involved in massacres against Poles. The decision escalates tensions between the two allies.
La Pologne retire l'Ordre de l'Aigle blanc au président ukrainien Volodymyr Zelensky, une décision symbolique qui risque de nuire aux relations bilatérales. Kiev dénonce une "erreur stratégique" et une mesure "méprisante".
The romantic drama series "Off Campus" has captivated 36 million viewers globally, with season two in development. Praised for its sex-positive themes, focus on women's pleasure, and depiction of healthy masculinity, the show also sensitively addresses sexual assault and trauma, resonating deeply with audiences.
La relation entre le Mexique et les États-Unis est tendue par les pressions de Donald Trump, qui fusionne les dossiers migratoires, sécuritaires et économiques. Malgré la coopération mexicaine, Trump instrumentalise le pays pour des raisons électorales.
Italian PM Giorgia Meloni publicly refuted Donald Trump's claim that she begged him for a selfie at the G7 summit, calling his statement fabricated. Meloni stated, "neither I nor Italy ever beg." Italy's Foreign Minister canceled a trip to Miami in response.
Italian PM Giorgia Meloni publicly refuted Donald Trump's claim that she begged him for a selfie at the G7 summit, calling his statements "fabricated." Meloni stated, "neither I nor Italy ever beg." Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani canceled a trip, calling Trump's boast "serious and offensive."
Italian PM Giorgia Meloni publicly refuted Donald Trump's claim that she begged for a selfie at the G7 summit, calling his statement fabricated. Meloni stated, 'neither I nor Italy ever beg.' Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani canceled a trip, calling Trump's remarks 'serious and offensive.'
Italian PM Giorgia Meloni called Donald Trump's claim that she begged for a selfie "fabricated," stating "neither I nor Italy ever beg." Trump's interview comments sparked outrage, leading Italy's Foreign Minister to cancel a trip. Meloni accused Trump of not showing the same determination with enemies of the West.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz stated China's currency is undervalued by 30%, significantly above the IMF's estimate. He criticized Beijing's use of high subsidies and non-convertible currency, warning of market flooding and harm to European manufacturers.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz stated China's currency is undervalued by 30%, far exceeding the IMF's estimate. He criticized Beijing's market flooding via subsidies and non-convertible currency, calling it unacceptable and a threat to European manufacturers.
Reports detail ongoing conflict in Ukraine with casualties at Zaporozhye nuke plant, EU blaming Russia for drone incidents, and differing views on negotiations. Tensions between the US and Iran are highlighted through military actions, stalled talks, and sanctions. Russia-ASEAN summit outcomes and European security discussions are also noted.
Speculation is mounting that Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. may be ousted from President Trump's cabinet due to his "non-existent" relationship with the White House. Criticisms include undermining vaccine policies and "draconian cuts."
Tensions between Donald Trump and Senate Republicans have escalated, marked by his undermining of nominee confirmations and demands on legislation. This strain contrasts sharply with their previous collaboration, leaving Republicans defending Trump's actions as elections approach.
Italian PM Giorgia Meloni refuted Donald Trump's claim that she "begged" for a photo at the G7 summit, calling his statements "totally invented." The incident has caused political backlash in Italy, with the foreign minister canceling a US trip.
