Toxic plastic pellets found in 168 of 195 UK conservation sites spark calls for tougher regulation to protect wildlife and habitats.
Plastic “Nurdles” Found at 84% of UK Protected Nature Sites, Survey Finds
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Glen Powell Stars in Dark Comedy How to Make a Killing; A24 Drops Wild New Trailer
A24’s new film How to Make a Killing stars Glen Powell in a wild dark-comedy role, with the trailer sparking major online buzz.
Legendary Bollywood Actor Dharmendra Dies at 89 — Bollywood Mourns ‘He-Man’
Indian cinema mourns veteran star Dharmendra, who died at 89 — a career that spanned six decades and hundreds of memorable films.
Global Graduate Employment Drops Back to Pre-COVID Levels
Graduate employment is slipping back to pre-COVID norms, creating tougher hiring conditions and longer job searches for new graduates.
Bennett University’s Global AI Summit 2025 Sets Stage for Future Research
Over three days — from November 19 to 21, 2025 — Bennett University in Greater Noida hosted the Global AI Summit 2025, a major international gathering of AI researchers, academics and industry leaders from around the world. The summit served as a platform to present...
Retailers Brace for Holiday Rush as Big-Box Stores Prepare for Surge
As holiday shopping picks up, big retailers ramp up stock and supply chain efforts to meet record customer demand ahead of Black Friday and Christmas.
India Clears ₹7,280 Crore Scheme to Boost Domestic Rare-Earth Magnet Production
India launches major ₹7,280 crore scheme to build homegrown rare-earth magnet capacity for EVs, renewables and key industries.
Stephen Friedman Gallery to Close New York Space, Focus Shifts to London
After two years in New York, Stephen Friedman Gallery will close its Tribeca space by February 2026 and shift focus back to London.
Rare 1939 Superman No. 1 Sells for $9.12 M — Now Most Expensive Comic Ever
A rare Superman comic long hidden in an attic sold for record $9.12 M at auction — now the world’s most expensive comic book ever sold.
Global Energy Transition Set to Be “Fractured, Bumpy and Long” — Reuters Analysis
A decade after the Paris agreement, renewables have grown fast — yet fossil-fuel use is rising and the energy transition is diverging by region.
