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Italy's Meloni defends government record, calls on Europe to take charge of defence at Atreju

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said during her speech at the conclusion of the Italian right-wing Atreju event, "Trump has said most emphatically that the US intends to disengage and Europeans must organise to defend themselves: hello Europe. For eighty years we outsourced our security to the US pretending it was free, but there was a price to pay and that price is called conditioning. … [Read more...]

World leaders condemn 'antisemitic terror' after deadly Bondi Beach shooting

World leaders have reacted to a deadly shooting at Bondi Beach in Australia that killed at least 11 people in what police is now describing as a terror attack targeting the Jewish community coinciding with Hanukkah, one of the most important celebrations. Police are investigating what they are treating as a terror attack. One gunman is dead, and a second one is in critical condition. Authorities … [Read more...]

Experience Flying Restaurant in Abha, During Your Umrah Journey

If you are visiting the sacred land, Saudi Arabia for performing Umrah journey then you must try exclusive experiences that the region has designed for the visitors. An increasing demand of visitors is getting admiration with Abha, the attractive capital of Saudi Arabia’s Asir region. It is positioned in the southwestern highlands over around 2,200 meters above sea level, offering a pleasant … [Read more...]

Remembering Martin Parr: Britain's 'national photographer' in words and pictures by his publisher

History is littered with tales of people who found fame and fortune after their talents were more celebrated outside of their home country. Martin Parr's story follows that trail but, much like his work, there's a funny twist in him being widely recognised as 'Britain's national photographer'. Parr's photos were first lauded in France in the 1970s and across Europe which laid the foundation for … [Read more...]

Bondi Beach shooting: At least 11 killed as police neutralise gunmen

At least 11 people were killed on Sunday in a shooting at Sydney’s Bondi Beach, Australian authorities said. Two gunmen opened fire during a crowded public gathering, prompting a large emergency response. Police said one suspect was fatally shot by officers, while the second was arrested and remains in critical condition. Several people were wounded, including police officers. Hundreds had … [Read more...]

Digital Nomad Guide to Van Life in Ireland

Ireland is a place we’ve wanted to travel for many years, and finally everything just fell into place for us to visit. And not just visit, but do it in style…as digital nomads living van life in Ireland! Ireland lived up to its reputation of having dramatic coastlines, stunning rolling green hills, tiny villages, and plenty of places to stop and take in the views. But the van really … [Read more...]

‘Arriving in my ancestral town offered me closure’: Inside the rise of roots tourism in Italy

Jim Fiorini’s father was one of the more than two million Italians who emigrated to the US in the first decades of the 1900s, spurred by the promise of the American Dream. He established a successful construction business employing other Italians on work visas, but the Great Depression took its toll. Fiorini recalls his father being “emotional about his childhood and how things changed for the … [Read more...]

Thousands of AI videos featuring sexualised minors shared on TikTok, report finds

Artificial intelligence (AI) generated videos that show young girls in revealing clothes or positions have gained millions of likes and shares on TikTok despite that content being prohibited, according to a report. The fact-checking organisation in Spain, Maldita, found more than 20 accounts on the platform that published over 5,200 videos featuring young girls wearing bikinis, school uniforms, … [Read more...]

‘Hot droughts’ could push the Amazon into a hypertropical climate by 2100 – and trees won’t survive

The Amazon rainforest may be developing a climate unseen on Earth for tens of millions of years. In a study published this week in Nature, scientists argue the region is nearing what they call a ‘hypertropical’ climate, a hotter, drier and more volatile state that could trigger widespread tree die-offs and weaken one of the planet’s most important carbon sinks. The study’s authors warn that, … [Read more...]

EU agrees on fishing quotas for 2026 after intense negotiations

By&nbspJesús Maturana&nbspwith&nbsp'RTVE' Published on 13/12/2025 - 21:13 GMT+1 The EU's Council of Agriculture and Fisheries Ministers has approved catch limits and fishing effort for 2026, and in some cases up to 2028. The agreement regulates the most critical commercial stocks in the Atlantic, the North Sea, … [Read more...]

Angry fans throw chairs, invade pitch as Messi GOAT Tour starts in India

Lionel Messi’s three-day tour of India began on a chaotic note in Kolkata after fans damaged stadium seats and entered the pitch following the football star’s early exit from Salt Lake Stadium on Saturday. Messi was scheduled for a 45-minute visit to the stadium, but his appearance lasted just 20 minutes. Soon after Messi's departure, fans ripped up stadium seats and other objects on to the field … [Read more...]

Transforming Filmmaking with CapCut AI Writer & Storyboard

The process of filmmaking is complex and requires careful planning, ingenuity, and accuracy. For scriptwriters and directors, creating a story that appeals to the audience and envisioning scenes is often a tedious, challenging process. AI Writer and AI Storyboard are new CapCut tools that help filmmakers streamline their workflows and be more creative. Such AI applications are changing how scripts … [Read more...]