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New York Sentencing for Man Who Attacked Author Salman Rushdie

Moviegoers eagerly anticipate the debut of Bono, the lead singer of U2, as his life story is captured on the silver screen, with the film making its debut at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival.

Film Director Mascha Schilinski Overjoyed at Cannes – DW – May 14, 2025

Average personal tax rates across Europe: which nations experienced the most significant increases in 2024?

Lawmakers in the US aim to obstruct President Trump’s arms sales to United Arab Emirates and Qatar

Trump concludes Middle East visit by finalizing $179 billion worth of agreements in the United Arab Emirates.

Trump’s choice to remove sanctions in Syria sparks hopes for economic resurgence | Political Updates

Trump Proposes Exempting US Vessels from Fees in Panama and Suez Canals | Donald Trump

Australian Talent Jeremy Crawshaw Signs with NFL’s Denver Broncos, Hailing from Emu Plains

Senator Bridget McKenzie of the Nationals asserts that the Coalition will not reduce the number of working holiday visas, a topic of interest in the lead-up to the 2025 Australian election.

For parties evaluating this year’s municipal election outcomes, the focus is on the starting point | Local Elections

Over 100 Landfill Sites in England Might Be Contaminating Surrounding Areas with ‘Extremely Dangerous’ Substances | Environmental Pollution

Residents of Kharkiv, Ukraine, are battling sleep deprivation after enduring two days of relentless Russian assaults.

Emergency Services and NHS Trust Acknowledge Mismanagement Contributing to Musicians’ Death | London

Peter Dutton Calls for Honor of Indigenous Welcome but Sticks to ‘One Flag’ Policy | Australia’s Upcoming Elections in 2025

Giorgia Meloni Encounters Embarrassing Situation at Funeral of Pope Whose Beliefs She Disagrees With | Funeral of Pope Francis

Virginia Giuffre, a woman who endured sexual abuse at the hands of Jeffrey Epstein, passed away at the age of 41.