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Woman wanted for kissing BTS member
A Japanese woman is wanted by Korean police after kissing BTS member Jin without consent. .
British Aid Minister Resigns in Protest
The UK's Minister for Development Anneliese Dodds is resigning, reports media in London. She is leaving her post in protest against the government's decision to drastically cut foreign aid – and points out that the new policy can benefit Russia.
Trump backs down on dictator accusations: "Did I say that?"
A ceasefire is needed in Ukraine before decisions on peacekeeping forces can be made, said US President Donald Trump in a meeting with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Trump also toned down his dictator statement about Ukraine's president, which last week led to strong criticism from other leaders in the Western world.
Gene Hackman - a tough star
Gene Hackman is dead. He won two Oscars and was responsible for numerous memorable performances – not infrequently as tough characters in "French Connection" and "The Unforgiving".
Starmer accelerates defense investment
The UK's defence expenditure was intended to increase to 2. 5 per cent of GDP by 2030.
Butja, Kramatorsk, Mariupol – attacks that shocked
It has been three years since Russia launched its large-scale war against Ukraine – and the daily attacks keep Ukrainians in fear. Ruthless attacks have shocked the world with their brutality.
Isak seventh fastest to 50 goals
When Alexander Isak reached 50 Premier League goals, he did not only become Sweden's top scorer of all time in the English top league. Only six players in history have needed fewer matches to reach the milestone.
Israel in mourning as bodies of hostages are handed over
Hamas has handed over four dead Israeli hostages, including a mother and her two children. "A whole nation's hearts are in shambles", said Israel's President.
The World Responds to Trump: Absurd
Donald Trump calls Volodymyr Zelenskyj a "dictator". The response came quickly from a long line of European politicians: "Wrong and dangerous" and "deeply unreasonable".
Child Worker Murdered in Pakistan – Stole Chocolate
A 13-year-old domestic servant is suspected to have been murdered in Pakistan after being accused of stealing chocolate. After the girl's death, a debate about child labor has been sparked in the country.
Wada Fights Back: "A Million Miles from Doping"
Jannik Sinner's three-month doping ban has sparked reactions. Now Wada is defending the decision.
South Korean Star Found Dead
The 24-year-old South Korean actress Kim Sae-ron is dead, [writes BBC](https://www. bbc.
Starmer: Must hold together with the USA
The UK's Prime Minister Keir Starmer emphasizes that Europe "must take a greater role in Nato" and cooperate with the USA to "secure Ukraine's future". "The UK will work to ensure that we keep the USA and Europe together.
New Exchange: Hundreds of Palestinians for Hostages
They were pale and dressed in training clothes when they were forced up onto a stage before the release from the terrorist-stamped Hamas. Three more from the hostage group held in Gaza have been released.
Record-low sea ice at the poles
The ice sheets at the poles, which help to cool down the earth, are at their lowest levels ever measured at this time of year, according to new satellite measurements, reports the British BBC. .
Kyiv: Not relevant to talk to Russia
A "three-party talk" about ending the war is to be held during the security conference in Munich, according to the USA. But Ukraine says it does not plan to participate in any talks with Russian representatives.
Oasis Nominated for Hall of Fame
Oasis, Mariah Carey and Cyndi Lauper are all nominated for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. .
Relatives of hostages tremble ahead of the weekend
Relatives of individuals still being held hostage by Hamas in Gaza are feeling great anxiety ahead of the weekend, as the ceasefire with all its agreements risks collapsing. .
Fat Lump Stops Bryan Adams Concert
A large fat lump that blocked the drain forced the organizers to cancel a concert with Bryan Adams in Australia. .
Israel: Follow the plan - otherwise the ceasefire is over
Israel will resume "intensive" fighting if Hamas does not follow the plan for the release of hostages. This says Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Hamas pauses hostage exchange
Hamas claims to pause all exchange of hostages "for the time being", but also that the door "still remains open" for the prisoner exchange to continue as planned. Israel has responded by putting the military on high alert.
Swedish Boxer Lost the Big Match
It was a bitter defeat for the Swedish professional boxer Otto Wallin against Derek Chisora. The Briton won the big match in Manchester on points.
Trouble with Playstation – down for almost a day
There are major problems for the game console Playstation over the weekend. Several different functions are malfunctioning, including account management and playing.
New Israeli anger as hostages were paraded on stage
Three men from Hamas, who were being held as hostages, have been released in the latest phase of the Gaza ceasefire. In return, Israel is releasing 183 so-called security prisoners.
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