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UN ambassador Waltz says Iran was not negotiating ‘in good faith’ to end war
The Trump administration’s UN ambassador said Iran was not negotiating in good faith to end the war, claiming Iranian negotiators demanded sanctions relief upfront before discussing nuclear program negotiations.
Blanche defends Trump’s White House media ban: ‘It’s a privilege … not a right’
Trump’s attorney general Todd Blanche defended the White House’s ban on three news outlets, characterizing press access as a privilege rather than a constitutional right.
Man of his word: Pope Leo speeches declared human-authored by Australian AI detection tool
An Australian AI detection company has certified Pope Leo XIV’s speeches and writings as human-authored, weeks after the pontiff warned of artificial intelligence’s dangers to humanity.
Abandoned by the US: Palestinian Americans trapped in a surge of Israeli settler violence
Palestinian Americans in a West Bank village face intensifying violence from Israeli settlers, with US diplomatic efforts producing limited protection despite the presence of American citizens on both sides of the conflict.
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Yung Filly: British rapper to face eight-day retrial in June 2027
British rapper Yung Filly will face a retrial on rape charges in June 2027 in Australia after a jury failed to reach a verdict on three counts during an earlier trial.
Silver Lion Winner ‘Miss Violence’ Director Alexandros Avranas to Helm Greek Adaptation of Globoplay’s Hit Series ‘The Others’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Director Alexandros Avranas is helming a Greek adaptation of Globoplay’s Brazilian hit series ‘The Others,’ which is currently in production through a format sales agreement between Alpha TV and Globo.
My dad was a monster! Sara Karloff on reviving Frankenstein, 95 years on
Composer Michael Shapiro will conduct a newly written score for the 1931 Frankenstein alongside the film in London next month, with Boris Karloff’s daughter Sara appearing to discuss her father’s legacy.
‘Halima,’ First Finnish Pic Ever by Black Female Filmmaker, Bags Fiction Project Prize, ‘Sauna Diplomacy’ Named Best Genre Project at Finnish Film Affair
Naima Mohamud’s comedy ‘Halima’ won Best Fiction at Finnish Film Affair, marking the first Finnish feature directed by a Black woman filmmaker.
‘Florid’ Director Billy Lumby on Challenging ‘Misrepresentation’ of Schizophrenia on Screen and Casting Non-Actors in Feature Debut
Billy Lumby’s feature directorial debut “Florid” follows a young man navigating voices in his head while living in supported housing in East London, premiering at San Sebastian Film Festival.
Oscars: Denmark Selects May el-Toukhy’s Golden Lion Winner ‘Woman Unknown’ for International Feature Race
Denmark selected May el-Toukhy’s Venice Golden Lion winner “Woman Unknown” as its official entry for the international feature film race at the Oscars.
‘She never accepted no’: Liam Neeson on dogged heroine behind Tuam mass baby grave film
A new film chronicles Catherine Corless’s investigation into the deaths of hundreds of children at an Irish mother and baby home, inspiring actor Liam Neeson to produce his first feature.
Oscars: Cuba Selects ‘Malecón’ for International Feature Contest, Movistar Plus Acquires Spanish Streaming Rights (EXCLUSIVE)
Cuba has selected “Malecón,” a film following a man returning to Havana after a decade in prison, as its official Oscar submission for Best International Feature Film.
Utah Advocates Call for Air Agency to Hold Strong on Coal Plant Shutdown Date in Latest Regional Haze Plan
Utah environmental advocates called on the state air quality agency to maintain a requirement that coal units at the Intermountain Power Plant close by the end of 2027, opposing a proposed revision that removes the shutdown deadline.
After record heat, could the Atlantic make Britain’s weather even more extreme?
Scientists are closely monitoring the Atlantic Ocean’s major current system, which influences Britain’s weather. Research suggests the circulation could weaken or dramatically shift as the planet warms, potentially causing extreme weather swings.
‘Planetary boundaries’ necessary for flourishing of life have been massively breached, scientists warn
Seven of nine planetary boundaries have been breached at record levels, with only ozone depletion and atmospheric aerosol loading showing improvement, according to scientists’ latest annual assessment.
Wildlife will be affected by current drought for years to come, UK government says
UK wildlife faces years of drought impacts despite recent rainfall, with reservoir levels remaining well below average and environmental incidents exceeding previous year totals.