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Andrea Kiewel will appear in ProSieben's new event show "Catch Us. Die Jagd durch Europa" following her "Fernsehgarten" season, according to reports.
Will Jacks claimed five wickets as England defended 265 to beat Sri Lanka in the second ODI at Headingley, according to match reports.
Apple says a software update addressing a Face ID-related rebooting bug on the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max arrives next week.
Ukraine wants the EU to add two more Russian billionaires to its sanctions list, following earlier moves against Alisher Usmanov and Mikhail Fridman.
A residency open call is accepting applications from artists living in Argentina, according to fundsforNGOs.
The NPA says Sibiya was transferred over escape risk, while prosecutors fear people close to him may pressure witnesses.
Fabio Fazio appeared on Rai1's Tale e Quale Show as a guest judge, trading jokes with host Carlo Conti and drawing a standing ovation.
Jornal de Notícias reports Trump gave Xi Jinping a rare reception and extended a truce in the trade war between the two countries.
An NHS trust in County Durham will review thousands more breast cancer cases following earlier failings in patient care.
A court has halted the Trump administration's restrictions on press access to the White House, according to Swedish news reports.
Florence Obinim has officially announced a new name, according to Yen News, as reports about her marriage continue to circulate.
Martijn van Eijzeren, known online as Stuntkabouter, faces a manslaughter charge after a deadly crash in France and a positive cocaine test, Dutch media report.
Google's latest Chrome update addresses 108 vulnerabilities, including critical flaws that could allow code execution attacks.
Norwegian outlet seher.no has published a new piece titled "Svarer på," though the full text was not available at the time of reporting.
Morocco's Authenticity and Modernity Party leads early legislative results, with turnout the lowest since 2007, according to BBC.
A Polish police officer was wounded by gunfire during an operation in Kraśnik Górny; officers returned fire, according to multiple Polish outlets.
NHK reports a levee collapse at Inba Marsh and landslides across Chiba after Typhoon No. 25, as searches for missing people continue.
An iconic Australian highway now carries the nation's highest speed limit after officials raised it to 130km/h, Yahoo News Australia reports.
A report from 인공지능신문 says MIT researchers are applying visual AI to urban analysis, opening what it calls a new horizon for smart cities.
Bloomberght reports that reserves at Turkey's central bank kept declining, though the outlet's summary did not include specific figures.
Bourabaa replaces the injured Nabil Bentaleb in Algeria's squad as the Desert Warriors open camp in Sidi Moussa.
Africa's richest man Aliko Dangote has hired an Indian-owned engineering firm for a $16 billion refinery project in Lamu, Kenya, NDTV reports.
Farmers across Corsica mobilized Thursday to demand state aid, with several schools blocked, according to French regional media.
FAZ reports on the AfD's appeal amid crisis, while new polls show deep voter distrust in Germany's political system.
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