Global economic stability is increasingly threatened by the convergence of systemic risks, including high national debt, geopolitical fragmentation, and the rising costs of maintaining superpower dominance. According to Dairis Krastiņš, the current fragility of the world financial system mirrors historical patterns where the expense of sustaining an existing order begins to exceed the benefits of … Read more
Hollywood star Kristen Stewart resided in Jūrmala, Latvia, during the filming of the production Chronology of Water, frequently visiting local spots and maintaining a low-profile lifestyle, according to Svetlana Punte, a film producer at the studio Forma Pro Films. Punte noted that Stewart’s presence in the coastal city involved walking along the beach and visiting … Read more
Widzew Łódź secured a victory against Jagiellonia Białystok at Chorten Arena, overcoming a difficult first half to win through goals from Sebastian Bergier and Fran Alvarez. According to post-match reports, the team struggled with pressing and ball distribution early on, but tactical adjustments at halftime proved decisive in neutralising Jagiellonia’s attack. Tactical Shifts and Second-Half … Read more
According to reports from CNBC Indonesia, users with outdated devices can no longer access essential messaging or core features, effectively rendering the application unusable unless their underlying system software is updated to currently supported versions. Why WhatsApp Stops Working on Older Phones The primary driver behind these service interruptions is a technical shift in how … Read more
Las Vegas Aces coach Becky Hammon rested three starters in a nationally televised game against the New York Liberty, citing player health and scheduling concerns, as the WNBA faces scrutiny over its expanding schedule. Las Vegas Aces head coach Becky Hammon made a controversial decision during a nationally televised game against the New York Liberty … Read more
Indonesian teacher organizations have raised concerns that a proposed revision to the National Education System (Sisdiknas) Law could allow the government to bypass a recent Constitutional Court ruling and resume funding the national free nutritious meal program using the mandatory education budget. The debate centers on draft language that could categorize health services as a … Read more
Michigan Primary Results Signal Democratic Party Shift Abdul El-Sayed, a 41-year-old former public health official, secured the Democratic nomination for the Senate in Michigan after defeating incumbent congresswoman Haley Stevens. The victory, occurring in a key swing state, highlights a growing progressive insurgency within the Democratic Party. According to reports, El-Sayed’s campaign focused on universal … Read more
A new analysis of data from 147,374 health professionals, published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine in June 2026, reveals that 90 to 119 minutes of strength training per week is associated with a 13% lower risk of all-cause mortality. The study, which followed participants for up to 30 years, indicates that combining this … Read more
Apple’s Strategic September iPhone Launch Window According to reporting by Mark Gurman in Bloomberg’s Power On newsletter, this timing allows Apple to secure silicon allocations with TSMC and maximize fourth-quarter revenue before the holiday shipping peak. Did you know? By shipping millions of units ahead of the general holiday retail rush, Apple ensures its products … Read more
Liepāja has officially launched its new fleet of electric buses, marking a shift toward a modern, zero-emission public transit network. As of last week, five small-capacity electric vehicles began operating on city routes, with plans to expand the fleet to 25 buses within the coming months, according to Toms Malkevičs, deputy director of the Liepāja … Read more