"EAST" · 총 2,691건
필터 보기현재 지수
50.3
0 = 부정 우세
50 = 중립
100 = 긍정 우세
최근 7일 기준 82,401건을 분석한 결과, 뉴스 심리지수는 50.3(균형)입니다. 긍정 4,250건(5.2%)·중립 76,058건(92.3%)·부정 2,093건(2.5%)이며, 중립 비중이 뚜렷하게 높습니다. 성향 지수는 종합 14.7(중도 균형)입니다.
TACLOBAN CITY — Over 10,000 beneficiaries of the Department of Labor and Employment’s (DOLE) Tulong Panghanapbuhay sa Ating Disadvantaged/Displaced Workers (TUPAD) program have been mobilized across Eastern Visayas to help prepare public schools for the opening of classes under Brigada Eskwela 2026. A total of 10,445 TUPAD workers were deployed to 198 public schools throughout
In Xinjiang, one of China's richest regions in terms of solar energy resources, these "sunlight harvesters" stretch across both sides of the Tianshan Mountains, converting sunlight into a continuous stream of green energy. Now, let's turn our attention to Nilka County, nestled in the northeastern hinterland of the Ili River Valley.
LOWER SOUTH WAZIRISTAN: Two sons of a prominent tribal elder, Malik Jamil Wazir, were killed after unidentified armed men opened fire near Kari Kot Bazaar in Wana tehsil, police said on Friday. The deceased were identified as Naveed Wazir and Moeenuddin Wazir. According to DSP Wana Asghar Ali Shah, the attackers fled the scene immediately after the incident. The injured passerby and the bodies of the deceased were shifted to the District Headquarters Hospital in Wana. Police recorded the incident in the daily register at the City Police Station Wana and launched an investigation. Police officials said the two brothers were travelling on a motorcycle from their home towards Kari Kot Bazaar when they were targeted by the unidentified gunmen. Both died on the spot, while a passerby sustained injuries during the attack and was taken to the hospital for medical treatment. The tribal elder and his family have been targeted previously. One of his sons was killed, while two other individuals, including Wazir himself, were injured after a bomb targeted a vehicle in September 2024. Meanwhile, PTI MNA Zubair Wazir condemned the incident and called on the police and district administration to take effective measures to improve the law and order situation in the area. In May, at least three people, including a prominent tribal elder and chief of Ahmadzai Wazir tribe, Malik Tariq Wazir, were killed and four others were injured in an IED blast in Wana’s Rustam Bazaar.
European leaders are gathering in Montenegro with EU expansion high on the agenda. Montenegro is a leading candidate for accession while, further east, Ukraine and Moldova also harbor ambitions.
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Union Pacific's Big Boy No. 4014, the world's largest operating steam locomotive, is drawing crowds as it makes its first East Coast tour ahead of America's 250th birthday.
Moscow and Kyiv have stepped up drone attacks in recent months as US-led efforts to end the five-year war remain stalled amid the Middle East conflict.
Russian President Vladimir Putin claimed on Thursday that a failed strike with an intermediate-range ballistic missile on a Russian-occupied city in eastern Ukraine on May 23 was actually 'experimental.'
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At least 3,000 Herero and Nama people died in a German concentration camp at Shark Island, Namibia. A new forensic exhibition in Berlin is using digital technology to unearth how colonisers scarred a landscape, and a community Visiting the Namibian port town of Lüderitz in late 2024, I came across a small museum run by descendants of German settlers. Alongside imperial German flags and memorabilia, it displayed artefacts of the Herero tribe that had been recovered from nearby Shark Island. What went unmentioned is that, from 1905 to 1907, Shark Island was the site of a concentration camp where Herero and Nama prisoners were subjected to forced labour, starvation and systematic abuse. At least 3,000 people are estimated to have died there. Shark Island was used as a tourist campsite when I visited. Monuments on the island honoured Adolf Lüderitz and Heinrich Vogelsang, the German merchants who helped establish the colony known as German South West Africa. Today, it is widely reported that Namibia’s white minority – less than 2% of the population – owns roughly 70% of commercial farmland. Continue reading...
Households in Afghanistan, Somalia and Sri Lanka are among the most seriously affected.
Alunas de escola pública do Rio vão apresentar curta na Alemanha Duas estudantes do Ginásio Experimental Tecnológico (GET) Brant Horta, na Penha Circular, Zona Norte do Rio, irão representar o Brasil no encontro internacional de cinema À Nous Le Cinéma!, que acontece entre os dias 8 e 10 de junho, no Deutsches Filminstitut & Filmmuseum, em Frankfurt, na Alemanha. O evento reunirá estudantes, educadores e cineastas de 15 países em uma programação voltada para o cinema produzido por jovens. As alunas Nathaly Hiara Alves Moraes e Ana Julia Vital de Souza, ambas de 14 anos, participarão do encontro apresentando o curta-metragem "Girando para o Futuro", realizado dentro do Programa Imagens em Movimento (PIM), iniciativa que há 15 anos promove oficinas de cinema em escolas públicas brasileiras. Nathaly Hiara Alves Moraes e Ana Julia Vital de Souza, ambas de 14 anos, vão apresentar o curta-metragem "Girando para o Futuro" na Alemanha Paula Dias/Divulgação Além da exibição do filme, as jovens terão a responsabilidade de representar estudantes das escolas públicas brasileiras em debates e atividades do evento, diante de uma plateia de mais de 500 pessoas formada por cineastas, professores e alunos de diferentes partes do mundo. O encontro contará ainda com a presença das cineastas francesas Claire Simon e Claire Burger, convidadas para serem madrinhas desta edição do evento. Produzido na Vila da Penha, "Girando para o futuro" conta a história de Helena, uma menina que se muda com a família para um novo bairro e passa a estudar em uma escola onde não conhece ninguém. Ao conhecer Rafaela, que a convida para uma aula de balé, Helena encontra na dança um espaço de acolhimento e descoberta, mesmo diante da resistência familiar. A dança passa então a ajudá-la no processo de adaptação ao novo ambiente e na construção de novas relações. "Eu tô com um pouco de medo do avião, e como vai ser a primeira vez que estarei viajando sem minha mãe e de avião, dá um friozinho na barriga", disse Nathaly em um vídeo no Instagram do projeto. "Mas estou animada para mostrar o nosso filme. Está uma mistura, borboletas na barriga", acrescentou. Segundo o projeto, "a participação das estudantes simboliza não apenas uma conquista pessoal, mas também o reconhecimento da potência criativa presente nas escolas públicas e nos territórios periféricos do Rio de Janeiro". “É uma grande alegria poder levar um cinema feito por estudantes, um cinema feito na Vila da Penha, um cinema periférico que retrata o olhar desses jovens sobre o mundo a partir de uma perspectiva brasileira que mostra um pouco da nossa realidade nesse contexto internacional. As meninas vão representar as escolas públicas do Brasil em um encontro internacional importante, ao lado de cineastas e educadores de diversos países”, destaca Ana Dillon, diretora do Programa Imagens em Movimento. Ao longo de seus 15 anos de história, o Programa Imagens em Movimento que tem por objetivo estimular a formação individual dos jovens, já impactou cerca de três mil estudantes de 153 escolas da rede pública nos estados do Rio de Janeiro, Bahia, Minas Gerais, Espírito Santo e São Paulo, que participaram de oficinas teóricas e práticas de cinema e produziram 229 curtas-metragens. 📱Favorite o g1 no Google e acompanhe as principais notícias do dia Bastidores do curta 'Girando para o futuro', feito por estudantes do Rio Paula Dias/Divulgação
Washington’s call for Asian allies to spend 3.5 per cent of GDP on defence is untenable given competing needs in infrastructure, healthcare and education, analysts say.
In only six days, the IDF conquered the West Bank, Gaza Strip, Sinai Peninsula, and east Jerusalem, defeating the armies of Syria, Egypt, Jordan, Iraq, and Lebanon.
Spaniard Roberto Losada has officially been appointed as the new head coach of the SAR football team, the Football Association of Hong Kong, China (HKFA) announced on Friday. The 49-year-old took charge of the SAR squad as interim boss in December, following the departure of former head coach Ashley Westwood. Over the past six months, Losada led the team through their final AFC Asian Cup qualifying match against India, as well as the annual Guangdong-Hong Kong Cup. Losada's official appointment comes as the SAR squad take on Mongolia in a friendly at Hong Kong Stadium on Friday. HKFA’s chairman Eric Fok said the association had high hopes for Losada. “We hope the new head coach will bring a clear direction to the team, including establishing a clear style of play, strengthening tactical organisation and improving in-game stability and discipline. We also hope that under the coach's guidance, team cohesion will be strengthened and our players will achieve a higher level of performance,” he said. Losada, who has lived in Hong Kong for 16 years and won three Coach of the Year awards while managing local Premier League club Eastern, said he would give more chances to local young players. “We are going to try to make our squad a little bit more dynamic, a little bit more young. We are not going to have too many naturalised players in the coming three, four years coming in for the squad, so we have to start to trust our young boys,” he said. “Our players that have been working hard to get into the squad, and they deserve the chance. We're going to do it a little bit steady and smooth, try to put some young boys coming up, integrate them in the team with the seniors that we have, and try in a couple of years to have a very competitive squad." A former professional player himself, Losada scored 27 goals in 113 appearances in Spain’s La Liga and won a Hong Kong Footballer of the Year award while playing with local Premier League club Kitchee. Meanwhile, the HKFA also announced that Hong Kong is set to host Division 2 of the inaugural Fifa Asean Cup across the months of September and October. The new tournament features a two-tier format, with Indonesia hosting the top-flight Division 1, and Hong Kong staging the second division, which will see six participating teams. Fok pointed out that the event would be the first time Hong Kong hosted a Fifa-sanctioned international football tournament, saying this is of great significance to football development in the SAR. “They are not just ordinary international friendly matches as the teams will need to compete continuously in a short period of time, facing different opponents under pressure and goals to achieve,” he said. Fok added that since the event is scheduled during the Fifa International Match Calendar, he believes the participating teams would send more complete lineups, further raising the level of competition. Edited by Tony Sabine
Norway has narrowly avoided a strike at offshore oil platforms after trade unions and oil companies reached an agreement on wages in the early hours on Friday. The potential strike over wages could have threatened smooth operations offshore Norway, Western Europe's top oil and gas producer, at a time when the world is scrambling for oil and gas supply amid the Middle East crisis. Almost 8% of oil and gas workers offshore Norway early this week threatened to go on a strike from June 5 if trade union negotiations with industry fail to reach an agreement…
Israel continued its strikes on southern Lebanon on Friday killing seven overnight in the city of Tyre, including in an attack near a hospital. This despite a ceasefire agreement signed between Israel and Lebanon, which has been rejected by the Hezbollah militia whose leader called the negotiations “absurd, humiliating and insulting.” Follow the latest events in our liveblog.
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A race to dig rare earths and metals in the mineral-rich mountains of eastern Myanmar is polluting waterways that millions of people living downstream depend on after a new tungsten mine reportedly began operations near the Thai border, according to environmental groups. Myanmar is among the top three producing nations of rare earths and other critical minerals used to make magnets and other components that power products ranging from smartphones to electric vehicles, with most of its output...