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'Armour of God: Ultimatum': Jackie Chan starts shooting in Kazakhstan

Filming has begun on the fourth installment of the action adventure comedy series in the Almaty and Mangystau regions. One of the movie's producer Igor Tsay told Euronews why the Central Asian country was chosen for its locations.

U.S. boosts capacity as the Iran war spreads to Jordan and the Red Sea

The U.S. moves more heavy bombers and refueling planes to the Mideast as hostilities in the war with Iran steadily increase.

9 things European entrepreneurs should know before becoming digital nomads

From taxes to finances and cybersecurity, these are some of the key factors to be aware of before embracing the digital nomad life.

Meet Evan Budz: The 16-year-old Canadian who built an AI-powered robot turtle to detect microplastics with 94% accuracy

Giant swing offers breathtaking ride above the Swiss Alps

A giant swing opens at 2,110 metres on Switzerland's Grand Chamossaire peak, offering tourists an aerial ride above the Alps in Villars.

Crucial salt trade revives as Pink Lake slowly recovers from floods

Salt harvesters in Senegal are once again seeing the world through rose tinted glasses. The famous Pink Lake is slowly finding its rosy colours four years after flooding almost destroyed its delicate ecosystem and the economy built around it.

イラン情勢 フーシ派「タンカー攻撃」 戦闘拡大への懸念強まる

中東イエメンの反政府勢力で、イランの支援を受けるフーシ派は23日、紅海での海上封鎖を破ったとして、隣国サウジアラビアの石油タンカー2隻に対して攻撃を行ったと発表しました。アメリカのトランプ大統領は、これまで海上封鎖が行われればフーシ派への攻撃も辞さない構えを示していて、戦闘の拡大への懸念が強まっています。

Brussels slaps €890 million fine on Google despite looming new US tariffs

Brussels fined Google €890 million under its Big Tech rulebook for favouring its own services in search results and restricting app developers, despite Washington preparing a fresh set of trade tariffs as current ones are expiring.

Australian agronomist Tony Rinaudo's FMNR revives Niger's dry landscapes with 200 million trees

An Australian agronomist's simple idea transformed Niger's dry landscapes into a success story. Tony Rinaudo helped farmers regenerate over 200 million trees by reviving existing root systems. This low-cost approach restored millions of hectares of degraded farmland and improved food security. Indigenous trees regenerated, providing shade, preventing soil erosion, and enriching the soil. The techn...

South Korea woman acquitted of murdering newborn after hospital delivery

The woman, who had wanted to end her pregnancy at 36 weeks, gave birth to a baby who doctors later killed.

Badenoch says Burnham’s ambitions for Britain are ‘too small’ after business rates cut for pub and clubs in England – UK politics live

The Conservative party leader accused the prime minister of ‘still thinking like the mayor of Manchester’Kemi Badenoch is speaking in central London at the moment and is expected to say that Andy Burnham is “still thinking like the mayor of Manchester”.“Going by what he’s announced so far, Andy Burnham’s ambitions for Britain are too small,” she was expected to say.My message to British businesses...

静岡 浜松で41.1度 各地で記録的暑さ あすも熱中症に厳重警戒

二十四節気の「大暑」の23日、静岡県で41.1度を観測し、各地で統計を取り始めてから最も高い気温を更新するなど、記録的な暑さとなりました。24日も名古屋市や京都市などで40度に迫る暑さが予想されていて、熱中症に厳重な警戒が必要です。一方、関東甲信や東北南部では局地的に、雨雲が発達するおそれがあり、低い土地の浸水や川の増水などに十分注意が必要です。

Systemic use of 'goons' in Kenya amplifies political repression

With one year to go before Kenya's 2027 presidential election, human rights organizations are sounding the alarm. They are denouncing the rise of “goons”—henchmen recruited by political leaders to infiltrate rallies, sow chaos, and intimidate opponents. This is a long-standing phenomenon that has worsened significantly since the large-scale protests against William Ruto’s government.

The latest US troops killed in Trump’s Iran war are remembered for lives of service

Angel Rampersad, Michael Swinton, Isabella Gonzales and Tyler Feehan were among 18 US troops killed in the warA 30-year-old husband and father of two. A 25-year-old officer just weeks away from earning his MBA. A 19-year-old recent high school graduate. And a 28-year-old from Queens, New York, with a “radiant smile”.The Pentagon this week identified three American service members who were killed, ...

Democratic lawmakers propose bank funded by China tariffs to boost US manufacturing

Exclusive: Ro Khanna says ‘reindustrialization’ effort would provide grants, loans and investments to smaller businessesDemocrats in the US Congress have laid out plans for what they say would be the “boldest” bid to revitalize the country’s industrial heartlands since the second world war – using revenue raised by tariffs on China.A bill introduced this week would create a new bank to strengthen ...

EU fines Google €890m for competition breaches over search and apps

Firm told to treat third-party services that appear in its results in ‘fair and non-discriminatory manner’Google has been fined a total of €890m (£760m) by the EU for breaches of online competition laws by its search and app store services.The European Commission, the EU’s executive arm, said Google had broken the Digital Markets Act by giving priority to its own services such as shopping and hote...

What does New Zealand bring to the Philippines’ security network?

The elevation of ties between the Philippines and New Zealand to a comprehensive partnership gives both countries a wider framework to deepen cooperation, as Manila expands its network of middle-power partners and Wellington steps up its engagement in Southeast Asia, analysts have said. The upgrade also builds on rapidly tightening defence ties, giving Manila another security partner and New Zeala...

China’s tech firms turn the global AI boom into opportunity amid fierce rivalry at home

Driven by a global surge in AI spending and fierce competition at home, Chinese tech companies are rapidly expanding their international footprint, not just via physical supply chains, but increasingly through cloud-based software and foundation models. The broader push aligns with recent customs data from the first half of 2026 showing a sharp rise in physical tech exports. Integrated-circuit exp...

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What do the PLA’s ‘Steel Rain’ shells say about its war plans for Taiwan?

The People’s Liberation Army has showcased new airburst munitions that shower targets with metal fragments, offering the latest hint of how its long-range rocket artillery might be used in a Taiwan conflict. Released on Sunday by the PLA-affiliated China Military Bugle social media channel under the title “Steel Rain”, the footage shows several PHL-191-launched rockets detonating above what appear...

相模原 障害者施設殺傷事件から10年を前に追悼式

相模原市の知的障害者施設で19人が殺害されてから、今月26日で10年となるのを前に、施設で追悼式が行われました。

福島 猪苗代湖 ボート3人死傷事故の裁判 最高裁が9月に弁論へ

6年前、福島県の猪苗代湖で親子など3人にボートで衝突して死傷させたとして業務上過失致死傷の罪に問われ、2審で無罪判決を受けた元会社役員の裁判で、最高裁判所はことし9月に弁論を開くことを決めました。弁論は判断を変える際に必要な手続きで、2審の判決が見直される可能性が出てきました。

UK airports hiked drop-off fees by a third since last summer, while continental Europe stays free

Earlier in the year, London Gatwick raised its 'kiss and fly' fee to become the most expensive in the UK and now Stansted has increased its drop-off charge.

A sailor dies after a Ukraine-bound tanker catches fire off Romania

A sailor injured when a Ukraine-bound tanker ship caught fire off Romania’s Black Sea coast has died, Romanian media reported Thursday

Far-right activists to sue European Commission over 'remigration' rejection

The European Commission has rejected a European Citizens' Initiative seeking to suspend asylum and family reunification and return "unintegrated" non-European migrants to their countries of origin. Its organisers are preparing a legal challenge.