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Amy Madigan tells me people think they recognize her and ask, “Oh, are you still acting?” The answer to that is an affirmative yes. She has never stopped, whether it be movies, TV or stage, but the great roles are hard to come by. Exactly 40 years since getting a Best Supporting Actress Oscar nomination opposite Gene Hackman, Ellen Burstyn and Ann-Margret in 1985’s Twice in a Lifetime, she is back with a great role — big time — and in the awards conversation this year for her unforgettable turn in the horror film Weapons, in which she is almost…

2026 PFL EVENTS 🚨

Below is an analysis of current world events, structured around key topics for clear and direct understanding, followed by a summary of coverage in the mainstream media

New confessions by spy Sinan Abdulaziz reveal recruitment, training, and hostile operations carried out Sana’a – Saba:The Interior Ministry continues to release confessions of the cells belonging to the espionage network run by the joint operations room of the American, Israeli, and Saudi intelligence services, which were dismantled in the operation “And the scheme of those people will fail.”As part of this, the ministry today broadcast additional details from the confession of spy Sinan Abdulaziz Ali, a member of a cell linked to the CIA, Mossad, and Saudi intelligence, recently arrested, regarding his recruitment, training, and the hostile missions he…

BELEM, Brazil: Two global power players pushed negotiators on Wednesday to find compromises at United Nations climate talks in Brazil’s Belem, where a self-imposed deadline is rushing up fast. UN Secretary-General António Guterres and Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva arrived at the COP30 talks to take a hand, in what some attendees hoped could signal progress by day’s end. Lula’s tentative schedule included meetings with negotiators for the European Union, emerging nations in Latin America, the Middle East and Asia, and hard-hit small island nations and African countries. Raising the possibility of a historic outcome, Greenpeace Brazil…

New Delhi: Infrastructure major Larsen & Toubro Ltd (L&T) and BAE Systems have bagged a contract from the Indian Army for supply of BvS10 Sindhu — a specialised all-terrain armoured vehicle, according to a regulatory filing. Under the contract, L&T will indigenously produce the BvS10 Sindhu at its Armoured Systems Complex in Hazira with technical and design support from BAE Systems H�gglunds, the original manufacturer of the BvS10 platform.The contract also includes a comprehensive integrated logistics support package for initial deployment, maintenance, and life-cycle sustainment, L&T said in a filing to BSE.The BvS10 Sindhu is an upgraded variant of the…

Germany will not hit its own 3.5% defence spending target in 2029, Defence Minister Boris Pistorius said on Wednesday, as the country ramps up spending in the wake of Russia’s war with Ukraine.

Ambitions of the United Arab Emirates’ defense industry dominated the third day of the 2025 Dubai Airshow. MBDA announced a new UAE-based subsidiary that will focus on missiles and loitering munitions, while an EDGE Group subsidiary announced plans to launch a satellite constellation. Plus, what happens when Ukrainians and Russians meet at an international airshow? Breaking Defense’s Michael Marrow and Agnes Helou explain. Catch up on all of our Dubai Airshow news and multimedia coverage throughout the week.

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After a painstaking eight-year excavation in Sweden, archaeologists have unearthed a truly unique find: a medieval weapon with a wooden hilt shaped like testicles. This unusual design, researchers say, offered a superior grip and wielding abilities, so effective it could even pierce armor. The distinctive artifact was discovered among other historical scraps at the renowned Gullberg Fortress in Gothenburg, providing compelling insights into daily life at a military outpost from the 14th to 17th centuries. While lying flat, the “testicle dagger” might seem curious, but when held upright, it was apparently capable of delivering a significant blow, marking it as…