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Palme d’Or-winning film “Fjord” opened the Jakarta World Cinema festival, with cinematographer Tudor Vladimir Panduru leading a masterclass. The event highlights international cinema programming and film craft in Jakarta.
UANI says footage shows vessels from Iran’s sanctioned “ghost fleet” evading a US blockade while heading to China. The report alleges Tehran uses hidden ship identities to keep exporting oil despite sanctions. It matters because the shipments test US enforcement and link Iran sanctions to China trade.
U.S. workers took home the smallest share of national income since at least 1947, according to the report. The decline shows economic gains increasingly flowing to capital rather than labor, with implications for inequality, wages, and household spending.
Variety interviews Japanese director Matsumura Shingo about his film Between Us, which explores human connection after disaster, and about making films under Japanese budget constraints. The discussion highlights how filmmakers navigate limited resources while telling trauma-related stories.
Detroit linebacker Campbell was taken to hospital after suffering a neck injury. The incident raises concern about his health and player safety, though further details on his condition were not immediately clear.
The Guardian Sport presents a photo gallery charting Kimi Antonelli's season after the young driver clinched the Formula One world championship. The images trace the key moments of his title-winning campaign. A first drivers' crown for Antonelli marks a generational shift in F1.
Users of a Ukrainian air raid alert app reportedly received a false warning of a radiation threat after the system was apparently hacked, according to the country's Air Force. The incident raises concerns about cyberattacks targeting civilian warning systems during the war with Russia, where false alerts can cause panic.
The parents of a woman who died after a seizure have sued OpenAI, alleging that ChatGPT gave misleading medical guidance that contributed to her death. The case could test how far AI companies are liable for harmful advice generated by their chatbots.
A high-ranking Democratic member of the US Senate has suffered a stroke, according to Al Jazeera. The senator's age, position and any interruption to duties could matter in a chamber where narrow margins make individual absences consequential.