17.12.2024 15:20 In an interview with Al Jazeera, Syria's new administration leader Ahmed al-Sharaa urged an end to Israeli attacks.17.12.2024 15:51 Sexual violence has been widespread, impacting many women and girls in Sudan. 17.12.2024 16:19 Over 100,000 Syrians were disappeared by the Assad regime. At a hospital in Damascus, their families search desperately.17.12.2024 16:21 Rebels from Ethiopia's Somali region have had a rocky transition to civilian life, even years after the 2018 peace deal.17.12.2024 16:42 The biggest benefits often emerge outside the countries engaged in a trade war.17.12.2024 17:00 Several of the President-elect's cabinet picks have expressed support for the idea. It would be a disaster. 17.12.2024 17:00 Productivity has never been just about time management. It抯 also about managing one抯 emotions, writes Israa Nasir.17.12.2024 17:00 Surveys taken since Donald Trump抯 win show a resurgent faith among the president-elect抯 supporters, and little Democratic appetite for conspiracy theories.17.12.2024 17:14 The Pentagon spokesman said the North Koreans had entered combat last week in the Russian region of Kursk, but he did not specify the number of casualties.17.12.2024 17:16 Lawmakers on Capitol Hill face a Dec. 20 deadline to avert a government shutdown. NBC News Ali Vitali reports on the timeline of passing a resolution and how House Speaker Mike Johnson will appeal to Democrats.17.12.2024 17:19 A teacher and student are dead and six others are wounded after another student opened fire inside a study hall classroom at a Madison, Wisconsin, elementary school on Monday. The shooter, who died from what is believed to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound, was a 15-year-old girl, police say. NBC抯 Shaquille Brewster reports for TODAY.17.12.2024 17:22 Rami Khouri on why Israel抯 military tactics, and attacks against Syria, are counterproductive to its long-term security17.12.2024 17:22 The Gemayel family has led Lebanon's Maronite Christians for generations through politics, assassinations and civil war.17.12.2024 17:23 A key Russian general accused of using chemical weapons in the war against Ukraine has been killed in a bomb blast inside the Russian capital in Moscow. Ukraine is now claiming responsibility for the attack. NBC抯 Keir Simmons reports for TODAY.17.12.2024 17:24 The London-based club confirms the 23-year-old tests positive for a banned substance.17.12.2024 17:37 White House spokesman John Kirby joins TODAY to talk about the mysterious drone sightings along the East Coast, saying "Right now our assessment leads us to conclude that these are lawful and legal aviation activities." He also discusses the tips coming in from the public, the uptick in drone activity in general, and the need for more oversight.17.12.2024 17:38 Jodie Ginsberg talks about the many different ways the Israeli government has targeted journalists covering the Gaza war17.12.2024 17:45 Ukraine's SBU intelligence service claims responsibility for the bomb blast in the Russian capital.17.12.2024 17:52 Israel used white phosphorus bombs almost 200 times in southern Lebanon during the past year.17.12.2024 17:52 Criticism mounts as US channel backtracks on identity of prisoner who worked as intelligence officer in Assad regime.17.12.2024 17:57 Celine Kasem on the collection of evidence that explains what it was like living under decades of abuse by Assad regime.17.12.2024 18:00 All the inspiring true stories, thrilling mysteries and fantasies, and great novels we can't wait to read in 2025, from Anne Tyler, Tina Knowles, Torrey Peters, R.F. Kuang, Kevin Wilson, and more.17.12.2024 18:00 A top Russian general was assassinated in Moscow by Ukraine's SBU intelligence service on Tuesday morning.17.12.2024 18:00 Want a raucous Christmas? Invite the Alma抯 Not Normal star. Ahead of her role in the BBC抯 animated adaptation of Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler抯 Tiddler, she talks lobsters, prosecco and AdeleJayde Adams knows how to derail an interview. From bursting into Christmas carols (揑 do love a bit of God and Jesus at Christmastime) to video-calling celebrity mates (her Alma抯 Not Normal co-star Sophie Willan), shouting headlines into the dictaphone (and simultaneously vetoing them), it is a joyous and unpredictable time full of so many gags that I need to keep wiping my eyes.It might also have something to do with the bottle of Prosecco on the table of the Guardian抯 grotto. Or the dangerous amount of white tulle and sparkly makeup she抯 wearing for the festive shoot. 揟his is how I do Christmas, says Adams. 揑t抯 all about aesthetics, it抯 all about vibes. She then lists every tacky Christmas tree decoration she owns an aubergine, a croissant, Anna Wintour and recalls the year she turned up to Christmas dinner with six lobsters given to her by Rick Stein抯 son. Continue reading... ... 17.12.2024 18:07 Chancellor Olaf Scholz lost a confidence vote in the German Parliament, ending the unpopular three-party coalition government he has led since 2021.17.12.2024 18:23 The family of the US-Turkish activist, Aysenur Ezgi Eygi, have met US Secretary of State Antony Blinken.17.12.2024 18:29 Syrians are uncovering mass graves suspected of holding thousands of bodies.17.12.2024 18:43 The patient, Towana Looney, was in better health than previous recipients, and her case could signal progress toward solving the organ-supply shortage.17.12.2024 18:51 The price of chocolate's key ingredient has skyrocketed this year, prompting analysts to issue fresh warnings about extreme price volatility.17.12.2024 18:52 The Danish government said Tuesday it has rejected Japan's request to extradite Paul Watson, the founder of the anti-whaling group Sea Shepherd, who is wanted for allegedly obstructing whaling operations.
Watson, who was detained in Greenland in July while en route to intercept a Japanese whaling ship, has since been released from detention by Greenland police, according to Reuters.
Read full story here17.12.2024 18:52 One of Europe抯 powerhouses is losing its competitive edge, and the political class can抰 agree on why or what to do about it.17.12.2024 19:05 Just a few years ago, media executives thought theatrical releases didn抰 benefit their streaming services. Now, many of them think the opposite. 小褌褉邪薪懈褑褘: 838839840841842843844845846847848849850851852853854855856857858859860861862863864865866867868869870871872873874875876877878
The biggest benefits often emerge outside the countries engaged in a trade war.
Several of the President-elect's cabinet picks have expressed support for the idea. It would be a disaster. 
Productivity has never been just about time management. It抯 also about managing one抯 emotions, writes Israa Nasir.
Surveys taken since Donald Trump抯 win show a resurgent faith among the president-elect抯 supporters, and little Democratic appetite for conspiracy theories.
The Pentagon spokesman said the North Koreans had entered combat last week in the Russian region of Kursk, but he did not specify the number of casualties.
Lawmakers on Capitol Hill face a Dec. 20 deadline to avert a government shutdown. NBC News Ali Vitali reports on the timeline of passing a resolution and how House Speaker Mike Johnson will appeal to Democrats.
A teacher and student are dead and six others are wounded after another student opened fire inside a study hall classroom at a Madison, Wisconsin, elementary school on Monday. The shooter, who died from what is believed to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound, was a 15-year-old girl, police say. NBC抯 Shaquille Brewster reports for TODAY.
A key Russian general accused of using chemical weapons in the war against Ukraine has been killed in a bomb blast inside the Russian capital in Moscow. Ukraine is now claiming responsibility for the attack. NBC抯 Keir Simmons reports for TODAY.
White House spokesman John Kirby joins TODAY to talk about the mysterious drone sightings along the East Coast, saying "Right now our assessment leads us to conclude that these are lawful and legal aviation activities." He also discusses the tips coming in from the public, the uptick in drone activity in general, and the need for more oversight.
All the inspiring true stories, thrilling mysteries and fantasies, and great novels we can't wait to read in 2025, from Anne Tyler, Tina Knowles, Torrey Peters, R.F. Kuang, Kevin Wilson, and more.
Want a raucous Christmas? Invite the Alma抯 Not Normal star. Ahead of her role in the BBC抯 animated adaptation of Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler抯 Tiddler, she talks lobsters, prosecco and AdeleJayde Adams knows how to derail an interview. From bursting into Christmas carols (揑 do love a bit of God and Jesus at Christmastime) to video-calling celebrity mates (her Alma抯 Not Normal co-star Sophie Willan), shouting headlines into the dictaphone (and simultaneously vetoing them), it is a joyous and unpredictable time full of so many gags that I need to keep wiping my eyes.It might also have something to do with the bottle of Prosecco on the table of the Guardian抯 grotto. Or the dangerous amount of white tulle and sparkly makeup she抯 wearing for the festive shoot. 揟his is how I do Christmas, says Adams. 揑t抯 all about aesthetics, it抯 all about vibes. She then lists every tacky Christmas tree decoration she owns an aubergine, a croissant, Anna Wintour and recalls the year she turned up to Christmas dinner with six lobsters given to her by Rick Stein抯 son. Continue reading... ... 
Chancellor Olaf Scholz lost a confidence vote in the German Parliament, ending the unpopular three-party coalition government he has led since 2021.
The patient, Towana Looney, was in better health than previous recipients, and her case could signal progress toward solving the organ-supply shortage.
The Danish government said Tuesday it has rejected Japan's request to extradite Paul Watson, the founder of the anti-whaling group Sea Shepherd, who is wanted for allegedly obstructing whaling operations.
Watson, who was detained in Greenland in July while en route to intercept a Japanese whaling ship, has since been released from detention by Greenland police, according to Reuters.
Read full story here
One of Europe抯 powerhouses is losing its competitive edge, and the political class can抰 agree on why or what to do about it.
Just a few years ago, media executives thought theatrical releases didn抰 benefit their streaming services. Now, many of them think the opposite.