Kerala Minister Bindu Krishna had payasam spill on her during the launch of the state's free bus travel scheme for women, "Priyadarshini," in Kollam. The incident occurred amidst a crowded bus as supporters offered the dessert.
Hong Kong's Consumer Council reported 1,050 annual complaints about hotels over the last three years, urging clear policies on booking changes and refunds. Since 2023, 3,346 complaints were received, mostly from non-local travelers, citing contract terminations, service quality, and pricing disputes.
Hong Kong's Consumer Council received 3,346 lodging complaints since 2023, with 58% involving contract changes/refunds. The watchdog urges hotels and booking platforms to clarify responsibilities amid rising complaints.
The EU's digital sovereignty package aims to reduce dependence on US tech, but faces challenges. Beti Hohler's experience with US sanctions highlights the risks of this reliance. The package's Cloud and AI Development Act (Cada) has flaws in enforcement and scope, potentially entrenching US dominance.
Many England WAGs are staying in Miami instead of traveling to World Cup games, citing logistics and cost. This contrasts sharply with the high-profile antics of 2006, with modern partners preferring a low-key approach.
Uruguay's national football team faced significant travel delays en route to Miami for their World Cup opener against Saudi Arabia. The team blamed FIFA for administrative issues and a flight permit error in Mexico, which caused them to miss a mandatory press conference.
South Korea's tourism agency is offering a 5,000 won discount on bus fares to 8,000 foreign visitors to encourage travel outside Seoul. The initiative, in partnership with Klook and Go Hanpass, aims to boost regional tourism and ease overcrowding in the capital.
Iran's World Cup coach Amir Ghalenoei criticized the US hosting of the tournament, citing visa denials and logistical hurdles as negatively impacting the spirit of football. Striker Mehdi Taremi echoed these sentiments, lamenting the restrictive travel policies.
New evidence reveals Queensland police failures prior to toddler Mason Lee's death 10 years ago. Donald Trump calls for restraint after Israel targets Beirut, with a US-Iran ceasefire deal shaky. Farmers battle a severe mouse plague across Australia's grain belt, and the Socceroos start their World Cup campaign with a win.
Hundreds of Australians lost millions after AVG Travels collapsed, prompting calls to reinstate a national consumer protection scheme. The company owes $4.3 million to nearly 800 creditors, with customers urging the government to overhaul travel sector safeguards.
Londra Yunus Emre Enstitüsü, tarihi seyahat anlatılarından ilham alan ve 4D mekansal ses teknolojisiyle zenginleştirilmiş 'Echoing Travelogues: The Beyond and Us' adlı çok katmanlı bir performansın İngiltere prömiyerini düzenledi.
Pakistan's top table tennis players are surprised after the Pakistan Table Tennis Federation reportedly asked them to fund their own travel and daily expenses for the Asian Games in Japan. Athletes were also informed they would not receive payment for national trials.
Mediators are in Tehran to finalize a deal between Iran and the U.S. to end hostilities. The agreement aims to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, which has disrupted global markets, and establish a 60-day framework for technical discussions on Iran's nuclear program and frozen assets.
A travel ban imposed by Trump in June 2025, affecting citizens from Iran, Haiti, and 17 other countries, has created fear among immigrants attending the World Cup in the US. Despite exemptions for athletes and close relatives, many fear detention by immigration authorities.
Uma baleia-jubarte realizou mais de 50 saltos em frente à Praia de Ipanema, no Rio de Janeiro, na manhã de terça-feira (9). O fotógrafo Gabriel Klabin registrou o espetáculo, que se estendeu até sexta-feira (12) com o avistamento de 14 baleias. O fenômeno marca o início da temporada de jubartes, que vai de junho a agosto.
Rusty, a 3-year-old Falabella miniature horse, travels by taxi in London to provide therapy for his owner, Maria Johal, who suffers from PTSD and panic attacks. As a registered therapy animal, Rusty helps Maria feel less isolated and more connected to her community. Maria also cares for Tayto, a 10-month-old rescue horse, who is learning from Rusty.
A 10-year-old boy with 20 severe allergies, including seafood and nuts, travels 5,000 miles to California every 12 weeks for a four-year allergy elimination program. His mother states the NHS in the UK could not help his complex condition, which costs £30,000 annually.
Residents of Langrune-sur-Mer, France, protested US defense secretary Pete Hegseth's planned visit for D-day commemorations, citing his anti-immigrant rhetoric. Their protest gained global attention after Hegseth used his D-day speech to condemn immigration, leading to widespread criticism.
John McGinn's goal secured Scotland a 1-0 victory over Haiti, marking their return to the World Cup after a 28-year absence. The win places Scotland at the top of Group C.
Mauritania's Richat Structure, the 'Eye of Africa,' is drawing tourists again after security concerns deterred visitors. The government is promoting the destination, with numbers rising, offering income to locals like Fatima Cheikh Mohammad Bouya.
台灣作家楊双子的小說《臺灣漫遊錄》獲國際布克獎後，中文版實體書預約人數已破2000人，並登上電子書熱門排行首位。新北市立圖書館電子書刊借閱量近3年成長近8成，顯示數位閱讀已成市民重要閱讀方式。
Bangladesh cricketer Nayeem Hasan claims he was assaulted by police in Chattogram on Friday night. He alleges officers stopped his auto-rickshaw, behaved aggressively, and beat him. The Bangladesh Cricket Board and fellow players have called for a thorough investigation.
PM Narendra Modi will attend the G7 summit in France, representing the Global South and discussing West Asia conflict consequences, including energy crisis and freedom of navigation. He will also hold bilateral meetings with leaders like Macron, Trump, and Carney.
High-level representatives from the United States and Iran may meet in Switzerland next week. Pakistani Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar plans to travel to Switzerland to prepare for the meeting, whose agenda is not specified.
