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Venice Film Festival 2026: Films, Fashion, and Controversy
The 83rd Venice Film Festival opened on September 2, 2026, with premieres like Danny Boyle’s 'Ink' and political controversies in…
Argentina’s Milei threatens sanctions as he refocuses on Falklands
Argentina’s President Javier Milei threatens sanctions against oil companies operating near the Falkland Islands, citing sovereignty concerns.
Volkswagen board approves plan to cut another 50,000 jobs
Volkswagen Supervisory Board approved a plan to cut 50,000 jobs worldwide as part of a broader restructuring effort.
콜롬비아 대통령, 테러리스트 시신 옆에서 사진 찍어 논란
콜롬비아의 강경파 대통령 아벨라도 데 라 에스프리엘라가 소셜 미디어에 23명의 '중립화된' 게릴라 시신이 담긴 백색 수구백 주변을 걷는 영상을 올려…
コロンビア大統領、テロリストの遺体で物議
コロンビアのアベルラルド・デ・ラ・エスプリエラ大統領が、23人の「中和されたゲリラ」の遺体袋の中を歩く動画をSNSに投稿した。
Europa Ziel von Sabotage: 165 Verdachtsfälle
Ein eskalierender Sabotagekampf in Europa hat sich verstärkt, wobei militärische und Verteidigungsstellen ins Visier genommen wurden. Russland gilt als Hauptverdächtiger.
Colombia President Provokes Disgust with ‘Terrorist’ Bodies Video
Colombia’s president Abelardo De La Espriella posted a controversial video showing him walking among body bags of alleged guerrillas, sparking…
UK’s Support for Falkland Islands ‘Unwavering’ Amid Argentina Claims
The UK's position on the Falkland Islands is 'unwavering', Downing Street has said following Argentina's president reiterating his country's claim…
Alcohol-Related Cancer Deaths Double in 30 Years in US
Alcohol-related cancer deaths in the US have more than doubled over three decades, according to a study published in the…