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His work ranges from plays like Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead to the film Shakespeare in Love, which scooped seven Academy Awards.
US and Ukraine are seeking to narrow differences over a peace framework after Trump’s plan was seen as favouring Russia.
Justice Department to release unclassified Epstein-related material after the US president spent months trying to block it.
Sales of the ‘crown jewel’ Blackwell chips may be possible later, when they are outclassed by new designs, US Treasury chief Bessent says.
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Tremor near Mazar-e Sharif comes just weeks after a devastating earthquake killed hundreds in the country’s east.
Venezuela suspends energy agreements with Trinidad and Tobago after a US guided missile destroyer arrived for exercises.
Choe Son-hui, hosted by Putin, also conveyed North Korean leader Kim Jong-un’s ‘brotherly regard’ and ‘warm wishes’ to the Russian president.
Two new strikes, apparently carried out in international waters, come amid a war of words between Donald Trump and Colombia’s president.
Ukrainian president to hold talks withTrump in Washington on Friday to discuss air defence, long-range weapons and ending Russia’s invasion.
Hosts Australia to kick off expanded 6-week-long tournament, which will feature a round of 16 for first time.
Hundreds of generals and admirals have been summoned by defence chief Pete Hegseth to the Marine Corps base in Virginia on Tuesday.
The TV host’s talk show was suspended six days ago after he made remarks about the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
Duchess of York called convicted sex offender Epstein a ‘supreme friend’ in a 2011 email and apologised for linking him to sex abuse.
Israeli PM said the move by the UK, Canada and Australia ‘will not happen’ and he will formally respond after a meeting with Trump next week.
Filipinos condemned the corruption in sham projects as an estimated US$2 billion in funds went down the drain.
Move follows Democrats’ criticism of the suspension of Kimmel’s TV show after his comments on the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk.
The film star, Oscar winner and promoter of independent cinema died in his sleep at home in Utah.
The opposition accused the leftist government of permitting an ‘international embarrassment’ during the Madrid cycling race.
A judge ruled that the billionaire ex-PM’s time in a VIP hospital room could not count as time served towards his jail sentence.
84 people were hurt in the incident in West Java during a prayer recital, a local official said. He said the building had been overcrowded.
The name, abolished in 1949 to signal a focus on preventing wars, is being restored as a ‘secondary title’ to project a more powerful image.
Taliban authorities are using helicopters and teams on foot to reach remote areas where thousands of mud-brick homes have been destroyed.
Nationwide unrest intensified over the weekend, but Monday saw some groups delay or call off protests, fearing a crackdown.
Duke graduate becomes seventh tour rookie to win this year, extending streak of no multiple winners in the first 23 tournaments of the year.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said the plan for post-conflict security guarantees has the backing of the US president.
The Israel-Gaza war has been one of the bloodiest conflicts for media workers, with at least 192 journalists killed in Gaza in the 22-month conflict.
Jens Castrop, who played for birthplace Germany at youth level, joins Son Heung-min, Lee Kang-in in a 22-man squad for games against Mexico, US.
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel deeply regretted what he described as the ‘tragic mishap’ that took place at Nasser hospital.
The ‘timeline for conquering the last terrorist strongholds and defeating Hamas’ should be shortened, Netanyahu’s office said.
