North Korea attacks its southern neighbor in this year's edition of the "Call of Duty" series. What matters is what the character goes through and helping players understand and empathize with the conflict they face, says Jeffrey Negus, who is responsible for the game's story.
TV & filmFrench President Emmanuel Macron sought to unite France in an address to the nation after a weekend of protests and violence. “Nothing excuses violence,” Macron said in a televised address.
WorldFour brain hemorrhages, two facial fractures, a broken collarbone and a broken pelvis. Caroline Andersson has a long road to recovery after a devastating crash at the World Championships. She plans to return to cycling. “I’m prepared to take the risks that come with it - you can’t ride around being afraid,” she says.
SportsAlmost 2,400 people were arrested as nationwide demonstrations descended into violence and destruction in France on Saturday. Minor clashes also broke out on Sunday at Place de la République in Paris.
WorldDissatisfaction with the government in France is reaching a boiling point. Up to 800,000 protesters are demanding immediate improvements in living standards. Demonstrations on Saturday were followed by violence, with town halls set on fire and tear gas used.
WorldProtests are sweeping Europe - many led by students and teachers. Across several countries, young people are demanding better education and a brighter future.
WorldThe Stockholm Stock Exchange rose sharply on Friday. The broad OMXS index closed 1.1 percent higher. Major stock exchanges across Europe also rose.
BusinessSaudi Arabia's leader, Mohammed bin Salman, has ruled over a brutal but wealthy dictatorship. But the country is now rocked by a faltering economy and intense attacks by the Iran-backed Houthi movement. His enemies might say he is out of control, says Saudi expert Thord Jansson.
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