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Newest first · UTC+11:00Six Senses Zighy Bay review: How pioneering Gulf resort stands out in cramped wellness market | The National
Beware of the goats. It’s not a sign we pass as we drive across the border into Oman towards Six Senses Zighy Bay, but it probably should be.
· Hayley Kadrou
Keke Palmer gives cheeky update on Sean Evans romance after NYC date night
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· Riley Cardoza, Evan Real
Foreign minister, MPA chairman discuss cooperation in content industry
Foreign Minister Cho Hyun on Tuesday met with the head of an American trade association representing major film studios and discussed ways to enhance bilateral cooperation in the cultural sector, the ministry said.
· Yonhap
WATCH: Iran’s top negotiator arrives in Oman for talks, pledges safe Hormuz passage
Iran's chief negotiator Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf arrived in Oman on Monday, to discuss joint efforts to consolidate Iranian arrangements for managing shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. Oman’s Foreign Minister Badr Al Busaidi welcomed Qalibaf and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi in Muscat upon their arrival. Qali…
· The Manila Times
WATCH: Community action needed to address school violence — Angara
DepEd Secretary Juan Edgardo "Sonny" Angara said addressing school violence requires a whole-of-community approach, including stronger campus security, greater parental and teacher involvement, mental health support, responsible social media use, and stricter accountability for those who allow children access to fir…
· The Manila Times
Childbirth room? It’s next to the period room … the astonishing Kerala homes designed for women’s bodies
The tharavad is a traditional style of housing designed for and run by women. Our writer went on a pilgrimage to find her own family’s – and uncovered a way of life fast disappearing
· Megha Mohan
ICC reminds lawyers: ‘Trials are not done by court of public opinion’
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· Jairo Bolledo
UAE to launch first passenger train this month — statement
DUBAI — The UAE will launch its first passenger train later this month, state media reported on Tuesday, after Abu Dhabi's crown prince inaugurated the city's station.
· Agence France-Presse
New kind of school: China's dog owners splurge on preschools to pamper beloved pets
A new kind of preschool in China offers games, nibbles, treadmills, and music for puppies, clawing out a fast-growing niche in a booming industry as youthful owners spend more on pets increasingly regarded as family.
· REUTERS
Celebrity-loved Lure Fishbar is here to stay after Prada scraps plans to open eatery at iconic Soho spot
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· Ian Mohr
‘I’ve had a huge life, so I needed a big budget’: Madonna says biopic was scrapped after ‘falling out’ with studio
‘Maybe they just didn’t believe in me,’ the pop star said of Universal, which was set to make a film about her life starring Julia Garner
· Andrewpulver
World Cup tiebreakers and how teams advance to the knockout phase of the tournament
A fan holds up a replica of the World Cup trophy at a fan festival at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles, Thursday, June 11, 2026, during a live broadcast of the World Cup soccer match between Mexico and South Africa. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)
· James Robson
Chinese man jailed after flat’s high electricity usage exposes breeding of 300 snakes
Snake expert notes pythons need high heat and humidity, pointing police towards massive power consumption
· Alice Yan
Chinese man jailed after flat’s high electricity usage exposes breeding of 300 snakes
Snake expert notes pythons need high heat and humidity, pointing police towards massive power consumption
· Alice Yan
Israeli fire kills one in south Lebanon: state media
At least one person has been killed by Israeli fire in Lebanon, according to state media.
· Middleeasteye
Foreign minister, MPA chairman discuss cooperation in content industry
SEOUL, June 23 (Yonhap) -- Foreign Minister Cho Hyun on Tuesday met with the head of an American trade association representing major film studios and discussed ways to enhance bilateral cooperation in the cultural sector, the ministry said.
· Kim Boram
Women in electronic music face long-term career hurdles, panelists say
Sustainability remains a major challenge for women seeking long-term careers in electronic music, speakers said during a panel discussion Monday as part of Fete de la Musique+, a monthlong event hosted by the French Embassy.
· Cha Min-jung
Milan designers go lighter in silhouette, if not materials, for next summer
MILAN — In complicated, heavy times, Milan designers went lighter — if not in materials, then in silhouette.
· Associated Press
UN chief calls on companies to disclose energy and environmental impact of AI use
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres delivers a statement during a media conference at the EU summit in Brussels, March 19, 2026. (AP Photo/Omar Havana, File)
· Alexa St John
China and Philippines have a rare naval stand off near disputed Scarborough Shoal
Media outlet says incident coincided with end of Salaknib 2026 joint military exercise also involving US, Japan, New Zealand and Australia
· William Zheng
China and Philippines have a rare naval stand off near disputed Scarborough Shoal
Media outlet says incident coincided with end of Salaknib 2026 joint military exercise also involving US, Japan, New Zealand and Australia
· William Zheng
Zubiri pushes social media ban for children, review of juvenile justice law
MANILA, Philippines — Following the shooting incident inside a school in Tacloban City on Monday, Senator Juan Miguel Zubiri expressed support for a “serious discussion” on banning or strictly limiting social media access for children.
· Bernadette E. Tamayo
Goodbye, pilates princess – hello, gym goblin: how the just-got-out-of-bed look took over fitness
The colour-coordinated ‘clean girl’ athleisure aesthetic is dead. Now it’s all about mismatched outfits and vintage sportswear
· Leah Harper
Reader, I married him: couples tell us how books brought them together
From book club meet-cutes to shared English Literature lectures, romance has blossomed beyond the page for these bibliophiles
· Sarahphillips
Pasay announces traffic adjustments for Rainbow Festival parade
MANILA, Philippines — Traffic adjustments are expected in some areas in Pasay City on Wednesday, June 24, as the city holds the Pasay Rainbow Festival, featuring a Pride Parade and a series of activities celebrating diversity and inclusivity.
· James Daniel Danio
Paid $6700 for a $300 million movie? Indie hit ignites bitter Hollywood debate
The indie horror film Obsession is an unmistakable sign of Generation Z’s box-office power, an original movie that has made $US300 million ($430 million) in the US on a $750,000 budget. In Australia, it has grossed more than $19 million – an extraordinary figure for a horror movie in the local market.
· Malia Mendez
Stefanovic praises ‘courage’ of far-right activist on controversial podcast
Television presenter Karl Stefanovic has sparked fresh controversy by hosting British far-right anti-Islam activist Tommy Robinson in a lengthy podcast interview, during which the pair discuss immigration, Islam and Australian politics, including One Nation leader Pauline Hanson.
· Rob Harris
Stefanovic’s controversial podcast with far-right extremist pulled from YouTube
Television presenter Karl Stefanovic has sparked fresh controversy by hosting British far-right anti-Islam activist Tommy Robinson in a lengthy podcast interview, during which the pair discuss immigration, Islam and Australian politics, including One Nation leader Pauline Hanson.
· Rob Harris
Questions answered: Korean bedding, sizes and overseas shipping
Korean bedding has gained international attention over the past few years, fueled by social media exposure and word-of-mouth hype for its quality. Here are answers to some of the most frequently asked questions following The Korea Herald's recent feature on Korean bedding.
· Park Yuna
Lauded Chinese ink artist Shao Fan on his journey and seeking ‘a sense of presence’
Shao talks about early inspiration and moving from oil to sculpture to ink as two exhibitions in London and Guangzhou highlight his works
· Cheung Hok-hang
Lauded Chinese ink artist Shao Fan on his journey and seeking ‘a sense of presence’
Shao talks about early inspiration and moving from oil to sculpture to ink as two exhibitions in London and Guangzhou highlight his works
· Cheung Hok-hang
The Morrigan review – spirit of pagan demon queen unleashed in Irish burial chamber horror
Archaeologists blunder into an ancient and unwittingly release a vengeful monster – with predictable and conventional results
· Cathclarke
Fantastic Kingdom by Helene von Bismarck review – an outsider’s guide to British politics
This stranger’s-eye-view of an eccentric nation promises insight but delivers only conventional wisdom
· Pratinav Anil
US tops Philippine tourism market, propelled by strong ties, even stronger dollar
The Philippines, however, attracted just 2.1 million of Southeast Asia’s 48.5 million tourist arrivals in the first four months of this year
· Sam Beltran
US tops Philippine tourism market, propelled by strong ties, even stronger dollar
The Philippines, however, attracted just 2.1 million of Southeast Asia’s 48.5 million tourist arrivals in the first four months of this year
· Sam Beltran
The best star-worthy fashion deals to shop during Prime Day — up to 57% off
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· Erica Radol
Rappler Talk: RAMONA on finding her voice in the local music scene
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· jreyes0314
Kaouther Ben Hania named to Venice Film Festival jury after Silver Lion success | The National
Kaouther Ben Hania has been selected for the international competition jury at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival, marking another milestone for one of the Arab world’s most acclaimed contemporary directors.
· Faisal Al Zaabi
Iran chief negotiator says Hormuz will be administered by Tehran — state media
TEHRAN — Iran's chief negotiator Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said that the Strait of Hormuz will be administered by Tehran, state media reported on Tuesday, following talks pushing to end the US-Israeli war on the Islamic republic.
· Agence France-Presse
NT opposition leader defends office culture amid workplace misconduct claims
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· Jack Hislop
From Boston to Miami: Tartan Army adjusts to World Cup culture shock
Scotland fans have arrived in American's Sunshine State in their thousands, braving extremely hot temperatures.
· Megan Bonar
From Boston to Miami: Tartan Army adjusts to World Cup culture shock
Scotland fans have arrived in American's Sunshine State in their thousands, braving extremely hot temperatures.
· Bbcnews
Ivy hopes U.S. audiences will open their hearts to Korean musicals with Broadway debut
SEOUL, June 23 (Yonhap) -- South Korean singer-actor Ivy said Tuesday she hopes her upcoming Broadway debut in the musical "Chicago" will serve as an opportunity for American audiences to open up toward Korean musicals.
· Lee Minji
'Shaman' lied about magic mushrooms before Adelaide fashion icon's death, inquest hears
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· Kathryn Bermingham
BTS' Jungkook tops 3 bln Spotify streams with 'Seven,' first for Korean artist
SEOUL, June 23 (Yonhap) -- "Seven," a hit solo track by BTS member Jungkook, has surpassed 3 billion streams on Spotify, making him the first Korean artist to hit the threshold with a single song, his agency BigHit Music said Tuesday.
· Shim Sun-ah
List of top 5 foods that make us 'unattractive' goes viral
A Korean plastic surgeon’s social media post has gone viral for ranking everyday foods that he says can make the face look “uglier,” not by changing facial structure, but by contributing to puffiness, breakouts and faster skin aging.
· Hwang Sun-jun
An invitation from the “most trusted media brands”. What’s the scam?
Don't pay so you can read it. Pay so everyone can!
· Kim Wingerei
UK weighs forcing social media firms to boost trusted news
Britain is considering forcing social media companies to prioritise what the government called trusted news sources as part of its broader push to tighten regulation of the sector.
· REUTERS
New China dog rental trend draws warnings of animal stress from frequent handler changes
Critics note that because China’s legal system treats pets as property, seeking redress for abuse remains complicated
· Zoey Zhang