Новости за 10.12.2025

Mitch Winehouse, acting as the administrator of his daughter’s estate, is suing daughter Amy’s stylist Naomi Parry and friend Catriona Gourlay in the High Court

Deepavali, the festival of lights, has been inscribed on UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage List. Prime Minister Narendra Modi welcomed the decision, stating it will boost the festival's global popularity. The announcement was made during a UNESCO meeting hosted in Delhi.

Nearly two-thirds of Koreans affected by attack on country’s biggest online retailer Coupang

Every year brings new ideas, projects, and shifts in architectural culture, but it also marks the loss of voices that have shaped the discipline across decades. Architecture moves forward, but it also advances through absence. When figures who helped articulate its language and its ambitions disappear, they leave behind more than completed works or influential texts. Their absence becomes a threshold, a moment in which the discipline pauses to understand what remains, what evolves, and what continues to guide us. Читать дальше...

My vote will always be for Labor and I support Anthony Albanese as prime minister, but I’m afraid the gloss has worn off somewhat, writes Ann Roxborough.

Cypriot maritime authorities are searching for a yacht that went missing while travelling from Ashdod to Cyprus. Contact with the vessel was lost shortly before it was due to arrive on the island. According to a report on The Jerusalem Post, five people were aboard the yacht. Their current condition is unknown. The search is […]

Does Farke start with Gruev or Tanaka in our away game at Brentford?

The last full week has been packed work as the government tries to complete its agenda, adding 10 new bills to the pile.

FIFA faces protests from Iran and Egypt over Seattle’s Pride-themed match.

A one-stop hub of practical resources for IT teams exploring AI-enabled laptop refresh strategies

Talk show host Jimmy Kimmel has mocked Donald Trump for organising the White House-hosted UFC fight to land on his birthday.

A preview of the biggest stories in Wednesday's papers.

The motorway remains shut southbound near Abington in South Lanarkshire while some rail services are also disrupted in the wake of Storm Bram.

Rümeysa Öztürk, a PhD student studying children's relationship to social media who was involved in pro-Palestinian advocacy, has been out of a Louisiana immigrant detention centre since May and back on the Tufts campus

Pakistan’s population also continues to grow at a high pace, with mid-2025 official figures citing 2.55%, while World Bank data points to 1.8-1.9%

E-commerce giant Coupang Inc. said Wednesday that Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Park Dae-jun has resigned over a recent customer data leak affecting nearly 34 million users.

New Zealand were 24-0 at the close of play after bowling the West Indies out for 205 in 75 overs. Tickner was the pick of the New Zealand bowlers, taking 4-32 from 16 overs, but his day ended prematurely when he tumbled onto his shoulder while fielding and left on a stretcher. Medical staff from the West Indies and Black Caps camps rushed to Tickner's aid and after some worrying moments eventually he sat up before being taken away to an ambulance. New Zealand Cricket said he had suffered a left shoulder injury. Читать дальше...

A New Zealand-based Tongan immunologist says vigilance around measles spread is particularly important as families prepare to travel over the Christmas period.

HB interview for Indians put off by months Is it linked to socialmedia vetting

In this week’s episode of Sweden in Focus Extra, we hear from the Umeå-based Canadian writer. Mandy Pipher about what it's been like moving to Umeå in northern Sweden.

Prosecution tells court that it requires more time to process and forensically examine ‘incriminating’ social media posts attributed by the complainant to Sandeep Varier. However, it is unclear whether the judge stayed Varier’s arrest till the next hearing

The staff of the Gifts and Vows Department at the Al-Abbas's (p) Holy Shrine have begun sewing the sashes for the participants in the central graduation ceremony for Iraqi university students (the sixth batch on the guidance of the moon).