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Energy Minister Lex Delles has stressed the urgent need to modernise Luxembourg's electricity infrastructure to secure future energy imports and accommodate potential high-demand users like Google amid local opposition and environmental concerns.

Myanmar authorities are cracking down on gold and foreign-exchange traders and agents selling foreign real estate, with 35 arrests announced in the last two days as part of efforts to stabilise the country’s rapidly depreciating currency.

South Korea on Tuesday took steps to suspend a contentious military agreement with North Korea and resume frontline military activities, as tensions between the rivals are rising over the North's recent launch of trash-carrying balloons.

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It seemed fairly clear after Ange Postecoglou’s remarks towards the end of last season that Tottenham were going to need to make a splash in the summer transfer market. A more than decent start to the 2023/24 campaign meant that the drop-off in quality, application and general standard of performance was disappointing for the Australian […]

Amanda Knox will be back in an Italian courtroom this week to defend herself against a 16-year-old slander conviction that she hopes to beat once and for all

NIBONG TEBAL: The government has no plans to extend the May 31 deadline for foreign workers to reach Malaysia, including from Bangladesh.

Some trains are back running on lines 10 and 11 of the Stockholm Metro, after traffic was suspended on Tuesday morning, but ther service remains 'severely reduced'.

Poll predicts Labour landslide of 422 seats at July’s election

Lebanese French architect Lina Ghotmeh with her Paris-based studio Lina Ghotmeh – Architecture has revealed the design for the National Pavilion of the Kingdom of Bahrain for the Expo Osaka 2025. The design draws inspiration from the traditional Bahraini dhow boats, employing the country’s historical boat-building technologies to showcase Bahrain’s craftsmanship and manufacturing heritage. The pavilion is also a not to the hosts of the world expo, drawing parallels with Japanese wood artistry.

1. South Korea is suspending a military deal with North Korea after tensions over trash balloons  The Associated Press
2. Why did North Korea launch rubbish-laden balloons into South Korea?  Al Jazeera English
3. North Korea's trash balloons, briefly explained  Vox.com
4. North Korea's trash balloons deepen tensions with the South. Here's what's happening between rivals  ABC News

In a post on X, Wisden Cricket suggested that the schedule favors India. They pointed out that India, knowing their possible semi-final venue and the favorable timing of their matches, could avoid the dew factor that often influences morning games.

Thirty-five years after a bloody crackdown on pro-democracy protests, policing and censorship have ramped up in Beijing and Hong Kong to prevent public gathering and grieving.

The comedian compared the President's "Cheshire Cat" grin to the freeze frame in a 1970s sitcom.

According to two officials, Hamas last week responded positively to US President Joe Biden's public statement on the potential deal, but the movement hasn't yet given a formal response

Author Roopa Pai talks about her latest book Miracles in Medicine, a delightful look at medical science for both young and old

​Digital wholesale giant JOOR has launched its first-ever curated showcase featuring international swim and resortwear brands.

Top Smartphones under 20000: India's 5G smartphone market is booming as the demand for this new generation of mobile phones continues to grow. On the other hand, companies are also launching 5G phones with premium features at lower prices. So if you are planning to buy a new handset now and your budget is up to Rs 20,000 then this report has some of the best and latest options. Here we will talk about three smartphones available on ...

A SUCCESSFUL woman who launched her own business with just £786 has revealed how she now makes a whopping £19m a year.

1. D-Day 80 - latest: D-Day anniversary events begin - as expert explains how Russia, not Germany, was the biggest threat from failure  Sky News
2. D-Day 80: Veterans make crossing from Portsmouth to France  BBC
3. D-Day 80: 'I wouldn't have missed it' - Normandy veteran  BBC.com
4. Last member of D-Day veterans group to scatter comrades' ashes on final trip to Normandy  Sky News
5. D-day landings 80th anniversary: share your stories  The Guardian

WITH summer just a stone’s throw away, plenty of us are thinking of what we are going to wear on holiday.

The stock quoted a 52-week high of Rs 9191.1 and a 52-week low of Rs 6765.0.

Nadir Aslam, a German of Moroccan-Pakistani heritage, had been planning to vote Green in this week's elections to the European Parliament. Instead, he will throw his support behind Mera25, a start-up leftist party with a clear pro-Palestinian stance.