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82MAJOR Like Fire
Past coverageSouth Korean boy group 82MAJOR holds a comeback photocall at Seoul’s Cheonggye Plaza and releases its second single, “HEAT.” The group also unveils the music video for “Like Fire,” which features intense, action-film-style scenes.
82MAJOR launches a spectacular comeback beneath the glow of LUUX
82MAJOR opened its comeback by taking over one of Seoul’s most prominent outdoor screens. The group’s live performance in Gwanghwamun was broadcast on LUUX, the giant LED display mounted on the Dong-A…
[Photo] 82MAJOR Showcases Charismatic Choreography
82MAJOR held a comeback photocall on Sept. 2 at Cheonggye Plaza in Gwanghwamun, Seoul. The group released its second single, “HEAT,” and the music video for its title track, “Like Fire,” through onlin…
[Photo] 82MAJOR’s Yoon Ye-chan Takes Part in Composition
82MAJOR held a comeback photocall on Sept. 2 at Cheonggye Plaza in Gwanghwamun, Seoul. The group released its second single, “HEAT,” and the music video for its title track, “Like Fire,” through onlin…
[Photo] 82MAJOR’s Jo Seong-il Looks Sharp With His New Hairstyle
82MAJOR held a comeback photocall on Sept. 2 at Cheonggye Plaza in Gwanghwamun, Seoul. The group released its second single, “HEAT,” and the music video for its title track, “Like Fire,” through onlin…
Lee Kang-chul Leads KT Wiz
Past coverageKT Wiz beats the Hanwha Eagles 9-6 in Suwon for its second consecutive victory in the KBO League. South Korean coverage highlights manager Lee Kang-chul’s praise, lineup decisions and efforts to build confidence in new import Davis Daniel.
[Photo] Manager Lee Kang-chul to So Hyeong-jun: Let's get the win next time
KT Wiz beat the Hanwha Eagles 9-6 at Suwon KT Wiz Park, while Hanwha suffered another loss. KT has now won two games in a row and five straight against Hanwha. The result lifted the club's season reco…
Lee Kang-chul Praises Kim Min-hyuk After KT Wiz Beat Hanwha 9-6
KT Wiz defeated the Hanwha Eagles 9-6 at Suwon KT Wiz Park on the second, continuing their pursuit of the league leaders. The victory gave KT a second straight win and extended its winning streak agai…
Lee Kang-chul laments decision to replace Yoo Jun-gyu
KT Wiz manager Lee Kang-chul could only express his disappointment after a sixth-inning substitution failed to produce a result against the Hanwha Eagles. With no outs and runners on first and second,…
[Photo] Manager Lee Kang-chul looks to win again today
KT Wiz manager Lee Kang-chul watched his team face the Hanwha Eagles at Suwon KT Wiz Park in the 2026 KBO League. KT started So Hyeong-jun on the mound, while Hanwha sent Ryu Hyun-jin out as its start…
Ter Stegen Loaned to Ajax
Past coverageGoalkeeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen moves from Barcelona to Ajax on a one-year loan for the 2026/27 season. The German international's move comes as he has faced injury concerns.
Livaković bids emotional farewell to Dinamo after Barcelona move
“Thank you for a wonderful half-year,” Dominik Livaković wrote as he closed his latest chapter with Dinamo Zagreb. “It was special to return home, put on the Dinamo shirt again and feel once more what…
Barcelona confirms 2026-27 squad numbers with several changes
Barcelona has assigned its shirt numbers for the 2026-27 season, with several familiar names changing numbers and a group of new arrivals learning which digits they will wear. Joan Garcia will move fr…
Experts Predict a “Mad Circus” as Real Madrid and Barcelona Renew Their Rivalry
Three matches into the new La Liga season, Real Madrid and Barcelona have both taken maximum points, and the goals are already flowing. Barcelona have scored 12 times, while Real Madrid have 10, givin…
Valencia commissions copy of vandalized Luis de la Fuente mural from Barcelona
Valencia is giving a short-lived tribute to Spain’s football triumph a second life. The city council has commissioned artist Alberto León to recreate his mural of national coach Luis de la Fuente bein…
Oslo Events and Issues
Past coverageThe far-right Norwegian Democrats party is holding a controversial 'remigration' conference in Oslo, drawing protesters. In other news, Oslo bars have extended their hours to 5 a.m. on weekends, and proposals for a new football stadium atop Oslo Central Station are deemed unrealistic by the station owner.
The Kingdom of Norway mourns its king
Norway has entered a period of national mourning after the death of King Harald V on August 28. Flags flew at half-mast in Oslo and across the country as people gathered to remember the monarch, who w…
Oslo city centre to close to traffic during King Harald’s funeral
Oslo city centre will close to cars and public transport during King Harald V’s funeral on Wednesday, September 9. Police and the municipality are preparing the city for a large procession and a high …
Norway’s Royals Wear Dark Clothes and Cancel Public Program Through October 9
Norway’s royal family will wear dark clothes and put its public program on hold until October 9 as the country mourns King Harald. King Haakon declared court mourning for one month after his father’s …
Norway’s Greens Want to Close Dramatic Oslo Nomination Fight With as Little Public Attention as Possible
The Green Party’s nomination process in Oslo has become so turbulent that the contest for the top positions could be settled behind closed doors, with the party seeking as little public attention as p…
TSMC Capacity and AI Chips
Past coverageTaiwan's TSMC is experiencing fully booked advanced manufacturing capacity, potentially shifting AI chip orders to competitors like Samsung. Despite high demand and raised revenue targets, TSMC's stock saw a significant drop following strong earnings reports.
Intel still has not learned its lesson as Apple puts greater trust in TSMC
Apple’s trust in Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. has barely wavered, while Intel continues trying to recover from losing Apple’s chip business, according to an analysis cited by Apple Insider. …
MediaTek CEO: NVLink partnership with Nvidia already has customers, TSMC capacity secured
MediaTek CEO Rick Tsai said the company’s cooperation with Nvidia on NVLink Fusion already has customers, offering an early sign of commercial potential for the partnership. Tsai described Nvidia’s in…
Taiwan Targets Semiconductor Output Above NT$8 Trillion in 2026, Supports 84 Chip and Equipment Firms
Taiwan is aiming to push semiconductor industry output above NT$8 trillion in 2026 as demand for artificial intelligence and high-performance computing continues to grow. The target was outlined by Ch…
Taiwan stocks plunge 784 points, but Taishin Shin Kong Financial hits record high as 710,000 shareholders celebrate
Taiwan’s stock market plunged 784 points on Wednesday, but Taishin Shin Kong Financial moved in the opposite direction and reached a record high. The sharp contrast delighted the company’s more than 7…
Galatasaray Denies Musiala Transfer
Past coverageGalatasaray has officially denied reports claiming they agreed to sign or loan Bayern Munich star Jamal Musiala. The club issued a statement to clarify the situation. Meanwhile, the coach has assured fans about ongoing transfer activities.
Victor Nelsson’s New Club Confirmed After Galatasaray Exit
Victor Enok Nelsson will return to the club where his professional career began after ending his spell with Galatasaray. Nordsjælland announced that it had signed the 27-year-old Danish centre-back to…
Galatasaray report El Chadaille Bitshiabu transfer to TFF
Galatasaray have added RB Leipzig defender El Chadaille Bitshiabu to their squad on loan until the end of the season. The Turkish club completed the 21-year-old French centre-back’s registration with …
Galatasaray end Victor Nelsson’s spell after mutual contract termination
Galatasaray have formally ended their association with Victor Nelsson, notifying the Turkish Football Federation that the Danish defender’s contract was terminated by mutual agreement. Nelsson joined …
Galatasaray signing Deniz Gül joins his first training session
Deniz Gül took part in his first training session with Galatasaray as the team continued preparations for its away match against Başakşehir in the Turkish Süper Lig’s fourth week. The session took pla…
Crete Search And Accidents
Past coverageSearch teams in Greece continue looking for a 71-year-old windsurfer missing off Crete, with no result reported. Separately, a two-year-old boy remains in intensive care after a fall, while a 38-year-old woman reports harassment and an alleged attempt to run her over by her estranged former partner.
Search for Missing 71-Year-Old Surfer in Crete Produces No Result as Anxiety Grows
The search for a 71-year-old windsurfer missing off Crete has so far produced no result, as concern grows over his disappearance. The man left Ammoudara in the Municipality of Malevizi on his windsurf…
Two-year-old in critical condition after falling from first floor in Crete
A two-year-old boy is fighting for his life in Crete after falling from the first floor of an unfinished building in Agios Nikolaos, Lasithi. He suffered severe head injuries and remains intubated in …
Crete woman says estranged ex-partner tried to run her over
A 38-year-old woman in Gიოfyros, Crete, says her estranged former partner followed her, slapped her and then tried to run her over with his car. The incident took place in the early hours of Monday, A…
Crete: Two-Year-Old Boy in Intensive Care After Falling From Balcony
A two-year-old boy was transferred intubated to the University Hospital of Heraklion after falling from the balcony of his home in Lenika, in the municipality of Agios Nikolaos, Crete. The fall happen…
Niš Developments
Past coverageA Niš student says spyware exposed her private conversations and contacts, while Philosophy Faculty staff remain unpaid past a legal deadline. Separately, proceedings against former mayor Dragana Sotirovski face a delay after she misses a hearing, following allegations of multimillion-dinar abuse.
Niš student says spyware attack exposed her private life and contacts
A student from Niš says a spyware attack opened a window onto her entire private life, not just her work in Serbia's student movement. Milica said she received a phone alert in mid-August. At first, s…
Aleksić: Niš Philosophy Faculty Staff Still Unpaid, Ministry’s Conduct Is Unconstitutional, Illegal and Inhumane
Employees at the Faculty of Philosophy in Niš are still waiting for their July salaries, even though the legal deadline for payment expired on Aug. 31. Professor Dušan Aleksić said there were “no indi…
Trial of Former Niš Mayor Dragana Sotirovski Delayed After She Misses Hearing for Health Reasons
The corruption trial of former Niš mayor Dragana Sotirovski failed to begin after she did not appear at the city’s High Court, reportedly because of health problems. The preparatory hearing had been s…
Trial of Former Niš Mayor Dragana Sotirovski Begins Over Alleged Multimillion-Dinar Abuse
The trial of former Niš Mayor Dragana Sotirovski is beginning with allegations involving more than 250 million dinars in damage to the city budget and 112 million dinars in unlawful personal benefit. …
Swedish Social Democrats
Past coverageSweden's Social Democrats are demanding transparency on election promise funding and have filed a complaint against Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson with the constitutional committee. The party also revived a historically failed idea of municipal restaurants in Stockholm.
DN readers debate Sweden’s political tone, pensions and party identity
Dagens Nyheter’s readers used the letters page to challenge Sweden’s political alliances, campaign rhetoric and media coverage. Kerstin Olsson, a pensioner from Uppsala, criticized Liberal Party leade…
Andersson: Sweden Democrats' ambitions for power have no limits
Magdalena Andersson says a future right-wing government could be dominated by Sweden Democrat ministers, after party leader Jimmie Åkesson said he would seek 12 to 14 ministerial posts if the right wi…
The abyss is opening beneath the Social Democrats
The Social Democrats are running toward the edge of a cliff, Peter Wennblad argues, and Wednesday’s polling figures suggest the ground may already be giving way beneath them. A TV4/Novus poll put the …
After Social Democrats’ shock drop, ‘a warning bell’ before Sweden’s election
Eleven days before Sweden votes, the Social Democrats have suffered a sharp fall in a new Novus poll, turning what some voters viewed as an expected change of government into an open contest. The part…
Nepal Hydropower Crisis
Past coverageFlooding in Nepal damages four hydropower projects, puts about Rs 6.5 billion in loans at risk and leaves 204 foreign workers missing. Rescue teams search tunnels and project sites, with most of the missing workers identified as Chinese.
More Than 1,100 Himalayan Hydropower Projects Raise Fears for Asia’s Water Tower
The Himalayas, known as Asia’s water tower, now host more than 1,100 hydropower projects that are operating, under construction or planned. The concentration of facilities is drawing renewed scrutiny …
The desperate mission to find survivors in Nepal’s underground hydropower tunnels
Rescuers in Nepal are digging through a landscape where entire power stations have disappeared from view, searching for more than 900 workers feared trapped underground after catastrophic flooding nea…
Many trapped workers may still be alive at Nepal hydropower plant, official says
Rescuers in Nepal believe 46 workers trapped for a week inside an underground chamber at the Rasuwagadhi hydropower plant may still be alive. Nepal Electricity Authority board member Amhsu Kiran Shahi…
Nepal rescue teams race to reach workers feared trapped in hydropower tunnels
Rescuers have reached about 150 metres into tunnels at several hydropower projects in flood-hit Nepal, but unstable debris and rising water continue to block their path to workers feared trapped under…
Taiwan Clinic Hepatitis C
Past coverageTaiwanese media highlights former President Tsai Ing-wen supporting DPP Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Po-yang, while health authorities investigate an acute hepatitis C cluster at a New Taipei clinic. The clinic rejects links between the infections and its procedures, but authorities fine it, suspend operations and refer its physician for disciplinary action.
Taiwan’s newspapers highlight Tsai Ing-wen backing Shen Po-yang’s Taipei mayoral bid
Former President Tsai Ing-wen accompanied Democratic Progressive Party Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Po-yang to register his candidacy, giving him a ship’s wheel and urging him to keep Taipei on the r…
Hepatitis C cluster linked to New Taipei clinic raises questions about ‘nutrition injections’
An acute hepatitis C cluster at a clinic in New Taipei has drawn attention to the risks of so-called nutrition injections. Taiwan’s Centers for Disease Control said an epidemiological investigation fo…
Taiwan clinic rejects link between hepatitis C cluster and its medical procedures
Antai Songhe Clinic in Banqiao District, New Taipei, has been ordered to suspend all operations after an acute viral hepatitis C cluster. The New Taipei Department of Health also imposed a NT$300,000 …
Clinic Ordered to Close After Acute Hepatitis C Cluster Linked to Unsafe Injection Practices
A clinic in New Taipei City’s Banqiao District has been ordered to stop all operations after health authorities linked it to an acute hepatitis C cluster involving 11 patients. The Antai Songhe Clinic…
FIFA World Cup Issues
Past coverageFIFA faces scrutiny over high ticket prices for a Croatia vs. England match and accusations of inflating attendance figures. The organization also renames stadiums to comply with sponsorship policies and deals with visa denials for officials.
Three Nordic football associations seek EU talks over FIFA governance concerns
The football associations of Finland, Sweden and Denmark have asked the European Union to discuss what they see as serious governance problems at FIFA. A letter to European Commissioner for Sport Glen…
With His ANFP Exit Nearing, Milad Highlights FIFA’s Contribution and Projects Completed During His Tenure
With his time at the helm of Chile’s football federation approaching its end, Pablo Milad is putting FIFA’s support at the center of his assessment of the past six years. The ANFP president highlighte…
UEFA takes FIFA president Infantino to court and considers criminal complaint
UEFA has taken its dispute with FIFA President Gianni Infantino into the courts as the conflict over the failed FIFA Forward Enterprise plan escalates. The European football body has begun legal proce…
FIFA deducts 24 points from Adana Demirspor
Adana Demirspor will begin the 2026-27 season on minus 24 points after FIFA’s Disciplinary Committee imposed a points deduction. The Turkish Football Federation said the penalty covers four separate c…
Migrant Crisis in Ceuta
Past coverageNearly 50,000 migrants, primarily from Morocco, have stormed the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, with at least 18 reported dead during the crossing. France is reinforcing its Spanish border controls in response to the influx, while Italy has called for Spain's exclusion from Schengen.
Thousands march through Ceuta with flags and whistles
“Ceuta is not for sale. Ceuta must be defended,” thousands of demonstrators shouted as they marched through the streets of the Spanish enclave on Wednesday, carrying Spanish flags and blowing whistles…
Thousands protest in Ceuta over Madrid’s handling of migration crisis
Thousands of people marched through Ceuta, waving Spanish flags and blowing whistles as they protested what they described as Madrid’s failure to manage the migration crisis. The demonstration coincid…
Ceuta takes to the streets to demand solutions to migration crisis
Around 20,000 people filled the streets of Ceuta on Wednesday, according to the Government Delegation, demanding an answer to a migration crisis that residents say has disrupted the city for more than…
Spanish Police Report Points to Moroccan ‘Total Permissiveness’ During Ceuta Migrant Crisis
A Spanish police report has cast new doubt on Morocco’s role in the mass arrival of migrants in Ceuta, describing a border deployment that was “significantly smaller than usual” and a response marked …
Alcaraz Returns For US Open
Past coverageTennis star Carlos Alcaraz is set to compete in the US Open, marking his return after a four-month absence due to a wrist injury. The defending champion's participation was confirmed by multiple sources, with the tournament set to begin on August 30.
US Open ticket prices: Are sports tickets becoming unaffordable?
For devoted tennis fans, the Ground Pass remains the purest way to experience a Grand Slam. At the US Open, as at the Australian Open, Roland Garros and Wimbledon, it opens access to roughly 20 courts…
US Open: Disappointment for France's No. 1 as Diane Parry exits in second round
Diane Parry's breakthrough week ended abruptly at the US Open. Four days after claiming the first title of her career at the WTA 500 tournament in Monterrey, the French No. 1 fell 6-2, 7-5 to Romania'…
US Open Betting Boom: Cobolli-Comesana Match Draws Wagers of up to $21.7 Million
The betting numbers surrounding Flavio Cobolli’s first-round match against Argentina’s Camilo Ugo Carabelli at the US Open were striking. The five-set contest lasted four hours and 13 minutes, while w…
Plíšková Faces Šnajderová at the 2026 US Open: Odds and Where to Watch
Karolína Plíšková has moved into the second round of the 2026 US Open, setting up a match against seeded player Diana Šnajderová. The preview focuses on the latest betting odds and tells readers where…
Augsburg Station Explosion
Past coverageAn unidentified object explodes inside Augsburg’s main railway station in Germany, lightly injuring two people and shattering windows. German authorities seal the station and halt train service, while reports from Croatia, Israel, Italy and Austria say the cause remains unknown.
Grenade Explodes Near Augsburg Station in Southern Germany, Injuring Two
A hand grenade may have exploded near Augsburg’s main railway station in southern Germany shortly after 5 a.m. on Wednesday, according to Bild. The blast took place on Bahnhofstrasse, across from the …
Explosion at German railway station injures two teenagers as police investigate cause
An explosion in a hall at Augsburg’s central railway station sent two teenagers to hospital and triggered a major police operation in southern Germany. The blast occurred at about 5 a.m. local time on…
Explosion at German railway station injures two
An unidentified object exploded at Augsburg’s main railway station, leaving two people lightly injured and bringing rail traffic to a halt. Police sealed off the station, while other public transport …
Explosion near Germany’s main station injures two and shatters windows
An unidentified object exploded early Wednesday inside the main railway station in Augsburg, lightly injuring at least two people and shattering windows in nearby buildings. Police said the blast occu…
Bangsamoro Election Security
Past coverageThe Philippines deploys additional troops and police while officials coordinate security ahead of the Sept. 14 parliamentary elections in Bangsamoro. The Commission on Elections opens its online precinct finder on Sept. 7, and forces take positions in areas including Basilan and Lanao del Norte.
Security preparations ramp up in Bangsamoro ahead of historic polls
The Philippine Army is sending more forces to Bangsamoro as the region prepares for its first parliamentary elections on Sept. 14. Three additional battalions arrived over two days, and another is exp…
Comelec precinct finder for first BARMM parliamentary polls opens Sept. 7
The Commission on Elections will open its precinct finder for the first Bangsamoro parliamentary elections on Sept. 7, 2026, giving voters one week to check where they will cast their ballots. The Com…
Basilan security forces intensify coordination ahead of BARMM polls
Security and election officials in Basilan are tightening coordination ahead of the Bangsamoro Parliamentary Elections on Sept. 14, with police, military, coast guard and other agencies reviewing prep…
Troops posted in Lanao del Norte town ahead of BARMM polls
The sudden appearance of Army and police troops along a highway in Kolambugan, Lanao del Norte, prompted concern among residents. The military said the deployment formed part of security preparations …
Premier League Spending
Past coveragePremier League clubs spend a record £3.46 billion during the summer transfer window, surpassing the previous record of £3.14 billion. Coverage focuses on Manchester City’s £380 million midfield rebuild, including the reported €145 million signing of Argentina midfielder Enzo Fernández from Chelsea.
English Clubs Spend €4 Billion on Transfers as Manchester City and Chelsea Lead the Buying
English clubs have set another transfer-spending record. Premier League teams spent about €4 billion this summer, following the roughly €3.5 billion they spent last year. Italian clubs ranked second a…
‘Absolutely crazy, a fantastic midfield trio’: Manchester City spend £380 million on Enzo, Anderson and Buadi
Manchester City have put the finishing touch on their midfield rebuild with a spectacular late burst in the summer transfer market. The Premier League’s wealthy club spent £380 million, roughly 70 bil…
After record spending spree, Premier League clubs set new transfer record
Premier League clubs spent nearly 6 billion kronor on the final open day of the transfer window, according to the BBC. By midnight on Tuesday, the English top flight had set a record for money flowing…
Premier League Clubs Smash Summer Transfer Spending Record
Premier League spending climbed to about £3.46 billion this summer, setting a new record for a second consecutive season. Clubs continued completing major deals until the final hours before Tuesday’s …
Uber Cuts Jobs
Past coverageUber plans to eliminate about 10% of its global workforce, or roughly 3,300 to 3,400 jobs, in its largest cuts since the pandemic. The company also plans to leave Nigeria and Uganda on September 2, 2026.
Evening recap: Reps uncover 58 bank accounts linked to PFIPC, Uber exits Nigeria, other top stories
Nigeria’s evening headlines were led by an investigation into a purported government council, Uber’s exit from the country and a dispute over candidates listed for a state election. A House of Represe…
Uber to cut about 10% of global workforce
Uber is cutting about one in every 10 jobs worldwide as Chief Executive Dara Khosrowshahi seeks a simpler structure and faster decision-making at the ride-hailing company. Uber employs roughly 34,000 …
Uber lays off 3,300 employees in its biggest cuts since the pandemic
Uber is eliminating 3,300 jobs, or about 10 percent of its workforce, in its largest headcount reduction since the COVID-19 pandemic began. Chief Executive Dara Khosrowshahi told employees that the co…
Uber to Cut 10% of Workforce in Biggest Layoffs Since Covid
Uber is cutting about 3,300 jobs, or 10% of its workforce, in the company’s biggest reduction since the Covid-19 pandemic. The move reflects a business trying to prepare for robotaxis while trimming a…
Argentina Prison Extortion Ring
Past coverageA police officer and correctional officers in Argentina, along with inmates, formed a criminal group that extorted over $40 million in 20 days. Meanwhile, Argentina's PRO party criticizes Chief of Staff Adorni over transparency concerns.
Argentina's football association to honor Messi in every stadium after national-team retirement
Lionel Messi will be honored across Argentina this weekend. The Argentine Football Association has ordered matches in every category and discipline to stop at the 10th minute of the first half for a m…
Formula One Could Return to Argentina as Early as 2029 or 2030
Argentina's long-awaited return to Formula One could come in 2029 or 2030, FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem said during a visit to Buenos Aires. He pointed to the enthusiasm surrounding driver Franc…
Kast on the Strait of Magellan: “Argentina has no sovereignty or control, and never will”
José Antonio Kast delivered a forceful message about the Strait of Magellan before meeting Argentina’s president, Javier Milei. Speaking during Navy Day, the Chilean president said Argentina “has no s…
FIA President Says Formula One Could Return to Argentina in 2029 or 2030
Argentina may have to wait until 2029 or 2030 for Formula One to return, but FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem says the country is moving in the right direction. Speaking in Buenos Aires during the s…
Serbia Electoral Issues
Past coverageA Serbian professor criticizes the country's voter lists, claiming they include 'dead souls' that inflate the rolls. She also denounced government support for media outlets spreading hate speech and lies, citing threats against journalists. An actor joined a protest against a state TV show, calling it 'shameful.'
Popular teachers at Novi Sad’s Jovina Grammar School lose their jobs in mass dismissals as students demand director’s resignation
Ten more teachers at Jovina Grammar School in Novi Sad were dismissed after a student-backed gathering protesting earlier staff firings. Students responded by demanding the resignation of director Rad…
Vučić postpones Novi Sad rally, saying citizens can no longer endure “terror in the streets”
Aleksandar Vučić has postponed a gathering planned for Sept. 4 in Novi Sad, saying he did not want political conflict to endanger anyone’s life. In a video posted on Instagram, the Serbian president s…
Tensions continue at Novi Sad’s Jovina High School as students re-enter principal’s office
Students at Jovina High School in Novi Sad entered Principal Radivoje Stojković’s office again, whistling as tensions continued at the school. The students entered the office at 6:40 p.m. inside the M…
Bravo Movement Activists Questioned Ahead of Vučić Rally in Novi Sad
Dozens of activists in Novi Sad have been called in for police questioning ahead of President Aleksandar Vučić’s planned appearance and rally in the city on September 4. Those summoned include Bravo m…
Marmara Ship Collision
Past coverageTurkish authorities lose contact with the cargo ship Tugberk Imamoglu and its 10 crew members after two Turkish-flagged ships collide in the Sea of Marmara. Reports say the vessel may have sunk, while helicopter searches continue south of Istanbul.
Cargo ship sinks off Turkey, 10 feared dead
The cargo ship Tugberk İmamoglu sank within 11 minutes after colliding with a tanker in the Sea of Marmara near Istanbul, leaving 10 crew members missing and feared dead. Transport Minister Abdulkadir…
Ten sailors missing after two Turkish cargo ships collide in the Sea of Marmara
Ten sailors disappeared after two Turkish commercial ships collided in the Sea of Marmara, prompting an urgent search in waters that reach depths of 1,000 meters. The vessels, both sailing under the T…
Helicopter searches for missing cargo ship after collision in Turkey
Turkish authorities have lost contact with a cargo ship and its 10 crew members after a collision in the Sea of Marmara, prompting a search by several vessels and a helicopter. The two ships collided …
Ten missing after two commercial ships collide in Turkey’s Sea of Marmara
Ten sailors are missing after two Turkish-flagged commercial vessels collided in the Sea of Marmara, Turkish authorities said. The collision occurred early Wednesday about 18 nautical miles, or roughl…
TSMC Stock Performance
Past coverageTSMC's ADR stock price nears a 52-week high, fueled by a tech stock rally and investor confidence. Taiwan's stock market also surged, driven by TSMC's strong performance and global optimism, though its global expansion raises questions about Taiwan's 'Silicon Shield'.
Intel still has not learned its lesson as Apple puts greater trust in TSMC
Apple’s trust in Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. has barely wavered, while Intel continues trying to recover from losing Apple’s chip business, according to an analysis cited by Apple Insider. …
MediaTek CEO: NVLink partnership with Nvidia already has customers, TSMC capacity secured
MediaTek CEO Rick Tsai said the company’s cooperation with Nvidia on NVLink Fusion already has customers, offering an early sign of commercial potential for the partnership. Tsai described Nvidia’s in…
TSMC and ASE position for Baipu industrial park. Which housing district will get the property boom first?
TSMC and ASE are helping shape Baipu Industrial Park into another piece of northern Kaohsiung’s semiconductor cluster. As factories, training programs and research capacity take form, the region’s dem…
Taiwan stocks plunge as TSMC, Delta Electronics and Taiwan Optical tumble
Taiwan stocks moved lower throughout Wednesday’s session, with more than 1,000 listed companies falling as investors sold semiconductor, memory and electronic-component shares. The index opened down 4…
Congo Ebola Outbreak
Past coverageEbola has killed 3,007 people and infected 6,186 in the Democratic Republic of Congo, making it Africa’s deadliest recorded outbreak. The WHO describes the outbreak as rapidly spreading, while survivors such as Jérémie Mamba Malese face stigma in Ituri despite recovering.
More than 3,000 people killed in Ebola epidemic in Democratic Republic of Congo
More than 3,000 people have died in the Ebola epidemic sweeping the Democratic Republic of Congo, according to the latest balance published by Congolese authorities. The outbreak has infected 6,186 pe…
WHO says Ebola outbreak in Democratic Republic of Congo is spreading rapidly, with 3,000 deaths
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has become the second-largest on record and the fastest-spreading outbreak seen so far, WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said. Mor…
Ebola outbreak in the DRC becomes Africa’s deadliest, with more than 3,000 deaths
The words have become more serious. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, director-general of the World Health Organization, told correspondents at the Palace of Nations that the Ebola outbreak in the Democrati…
Ebola deaths in Congo surpass 3,000 in the country’s deadliest outbreak
More than 3,000 people have died in the Democratic Republic of Congo’s latest Ebola outbreak, which continues to spread in the country’s northeast despite efforts by health authorities and internation…
González Scores For Olympiacos
Past coverageGreek coverage focuses on Olympiacos’ Greek Cup match against AEL Larissa and Armando González’s goal in his first start. Mexican coverage celebrates the striker’s first goal for the Greek club, while one Greek report highlights a 24-second reaction from a Mexican commentator.
AEL Larissa 0-4 Olympiacos: González scored, and a Mexican commentator went wild for 24 seconds
Armando González opened his Olympiacos account in memorable fashion, and the goal caused an uproar far beyond Greece. The young Mexican forward headed in a cross from Kostas Fortounis in the 34th minu…
Armando González scores his first goal for Olympiacos
Armando González ended his difficult run in front of goal by scoring his first goal for Olympiacos. The Mexican forward headed the ball into the net in the 34th minute of a Greek Cup match against AEL…
Olympiacos: Mexico erupts in celebration over González’s first goal
Armando González’s first goal in an Olympiacos shirt caused a wave of celebration in Mexico. The Mexican forward scored in the 34th minute of the Greek Cup match against AEL Novibet. It was his first …
AEL 0-1 Olympiacos: González Opens His Account with the Reds
Armando González marked his first start for Olympiacos with his first goal for the club against AEL in the Greek Cup. In the 34th minute, Fortounis kept the ball from going out and crossed toward the …
