Tomorrowland to hold its first ever Asia festival in Thailand
Founded 20 years ago, Tomorrowland has grown into one of the most iconic celebrations of electronic music.
Nvidia unveils self-driving car tech as it seeks to power more products with AI
The chip giant is looking for ways to move the AI revolution beyond software and into physical products.
Nvidia unveils self-driving car tech as it seeks to power more products with AI
The chip giant is looking for ways to move the AI revolution beyond software and into physical products.
Tourist slips and falls to death at Thailand waterfall while taking selfie with girlfriend
Alexis Vergos was visiting Na Muang 2 Waterfall on Koh Samui island, southern Thailand when he slipped on rocks and fell to his death in front of his horrified girlfriend
Extreme bushfire warnings in Australia as temperatures soar to 45C in worst heatwave for years
Meteorologists say midweek will be most critical period as multiple states likely to experience consecutive days of extreme heat
West Bromwich Albion sack head coach Mason
Ryan Mason is sacked as head coach of West Bromwich Albion following Monday's Championship defeat by Leicester City.
Is AI taking the fun out of fantasy football?
Some fans of FPL and other leagues are turning to chatbots and apps to get a leg up over other players.
EGM prospect, Cardiff question and power of three
BBC Sport Wales looks at Welsh rugby's key off-the-field questions that need to be resolved sooner rather than later.
Indonesia’s ‘humane’ new criminal code sparks warnings about civil liberties curbs
Indonesia’s long-delayed overhaul of its criminal justice system took effect last week, with the government hailing the “historic” change that would usher in a “more humane” era of law enforcement, even as rights groups warn they could further narrow space for dissent and private life.
The new Criminal Code and revised Criminal Procedure Code came into force on Friday, ending decades of debate over how to replace Dutch-era statutes that officials said no longer reflected Indonesian society.
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India’s Tata Steel, JSW, and SAIL accused of price-fixing in collusion probe
India’s competition watchdog has found market leaders Tata Steel, JSW Steel, state-run SAIL and 25 other firms breached antitrust law by colluding on steel selling prices, a confidential document shows, putting the companies and their executives at risk of hefty fines.
The Competition Commission of India (CCI) has also held 56 top executives, including JSW’s billionaire Managing Director Sajjan Jindal, Tata Steel CEO T.V. Narendran and four former SAIL chairpersons, liable for price collusion...
Wider Europe Briefing: Against All Odds, 2026 Might Actually Turn Out Pretty Well For The EU
Welcome to Wider Europe, RFE/RL's new newsletter focusing on the key issues concerning the European Union, NATO, and other institutions and their relationships with the Western Balkans and Europe's Eastern neighborhoods.
I'm RFE/RL Europe Editor Rikard Jozwiak, and this week I'm drilling down on my far-fetched prediction for 2026: The EU will do well!
2026: The EU Might Actually Do Rather Well This YearAround this time of year, I always try to make a bold claim for the new year. For 2025,...
Climate-driven tree deaths speeding up in Australia: study
Australia's forests are losing trees more rapidly as the climate warms, a new study examining decades of data said Tuesday, warning the trend was likely a "widespread phenomenon".