"LOTS" · 총 342건
필터 보기현재 지수
50.3
0 = 부정 우세
50 = 중립
100 = 긍정 우세
최근 7일 기준 84,093건을 분석한 결과, 뉴스 심리지수는 50.2(균형)입니다. 긍정 4,409건(5.2%)·중립 77,537건(92.2%)·부정 2,147건(2.6%)이며, 중립 비중이 뚜렷하게 높습니다. 성향 지수는 종합 15.3(중도 균형)입니다.
Scott Kirby said consolidation is now a "low probability" for United but left open the possibility of acquiring slots, gates, or other airline assets
A pilot and co-pilot from the United States have died in a fiery plane crash in the Dominican Republic
For Elon Musk’s ambitious Terafab project in Texas to be successful, Musk is going to need lots of ASML’s industry-leading lithography machines.
Pilots of the 413th Raid Regiment of the Unmanned Systems Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine struck a locomotive in Russia’s Bryansk region that Russian invaders were using to transport military cargo.
[Daily News] Dar es Salaam -- THE battle for continental qualification in the Mainland Premier League has entered a decisive stage, with several clubs still in contention for the top four positions with five matches remaining.
The government wants the state to have the power to compulsory purchase properties and plots of land if it suspects that the ownership could pose a security risk to Sweden. With a worsening security situation facing Sweden, the Moderate-led government says it sees risks of properties being used for sabotage, spying or used in other ways that threaten Sweden's security. A government appointed review will look into the legalities of the proposal, Defence Minister Pål Jonson said in a press release.
The Republic of Armenia held parliamentary elections on June 7. Prime Minister Pashinyan's party received 49.81% of the vote iafter 100% of the ballots were counted, according to preliminary data from Armenia's Central Election Commission.
MANILA, Philippines — Operations at General Santos International Airport have been temporarily suspended following the magnitude 7.8 earthquake that struck off Maasim, Sarangani, on Monday morning, according to the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP). A Notice to Airmen, which is a safety advisory given to pilots and flight operators to alert them of
Republicans are racing to assemble a third party-line package ahead of a month-long August recess, a high-stakes push that would give the GOP one final opportunity to cement major pieces of President Trump’s legislative agenda before the midterms could reshape control of Congress. But getting such a bill across the finish line would be a...
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon says the bank will keep hiring thousands of interns and graduates despite AI fears, pushing back on warnings of an entry-level jobs apocalypse on Wall Street. Speaking on Bloomberg's Odd Lots podcast, Solomon said out-of-school hiring may "contract a little" over three years, with 2,400 to 2,500 interns joining this year. He flagged training—not headcount—as the bigger challenge under Goldman's AI-led OneGS 3.0 overhaul.Word count: 75.
A Russian drone struck a Nova Poshta depot in Kharkiv, sparking a fire and causing structural damage. The company said it would compensate customers for the declared value of any damaged parcels.
Sexto dia de Rock in Rio Thaís Espírito Santo/g1 A venda geral dos ingressos para o Rock in Rio 2026 começa nesta segunda-feira (8), a partir das 19h, exclusivamente no site da Ticketmaster. Na pré-venda, que aconteceu na terça-feira (2), os ingressos para todos os dias esgotaram em menos de duas horas. Nessa etapa, a compra de ingressos estava disponível apenas para associados Rock in Rio Club e Clientes Itaú. O Rock in Rio acontece nos dias 4, 5, 6, 7 e 11, 12 e 13 de setembro de 2026, no Rio de Janeiro. O ingresso custa R$ 870 (inteira), R$ 435 (meia-entrada) e R$ 739,50 para clientes Itaú, e não há cobrança de taxa de serviço. Os clientes podem comprar até quatro ingressos por dia de festival em seu CPF, sendo no máximo uma meia-entrada para cada dia. A única exceção fica por conta das pessoas com deficiência, que poderão selecionar, além do seu ingresso, 01 ingresso meia-entrada adicional para o seu acompanhante para cada dia comprado. Entre os artistas convidados estão Elton John, Stray Kids, Avenged Sevenfold e Foo Fighters. Veja os vídeos que estão em alta no g1 Veja a seguir todas as atrações já anunciadas: Dia 4 de setembro Palco Mundo Foo Fighters Rise Against The Hives Nova Twins Palco Sunset Capital Inicial convida Dado Villa-Lobos Hot Milk Detonautas convidam Biquini Di Ferrero New Dance Order Steve Angello Giu x Carola Atkö Cat Dealers Espaço Favela Rodrigo do CN Hitmaker GBZ7N Palco Supernova Chady Artista surpresa Larissa luz Diogo Defante Palco Global Village Giovana Moraes Leela Paulinho Moska Dia 5 de setembro Palco Mundo Avenged Sevenfold Bring Me The Horizon MGK Sepultura Palco Sunset Bad Omens Poppy Black Pantera convida Nervosa Malvada convida Day Limns New Dance Order James Hype Volkoder Camina Jun x Eli Iwasa Victor Lou Espaço Favela Major RD Canto Cego Quantum Palco Supernova Zero Mc Taya Lvcas Supercombo Palco Global Village Korzus Noturnall + Russell Allen Rhegia Dia 6 de setembro Palco Mundo Calvin Harris Black Eyed Peas Nelly Barão Vermelho Encontro Formação Original Palco Sunset Ne-Yo Jota Quest toca Tim Maia BaianaSystem Calema New Dance Order Meduza Casa Bonita Sofi Tukker Espaço Favela Xamã Rael Budah Palco Supernova João Gordo & Asteroides Trio Matanza Ritual Bayside Kings O Escritório Palco Global Village Mohamed Ramadan Mãeana Bento Gil convida Flor Gil Dia 7 de setembro Palco Mundo Elton John Gilberto Gil Jon Batiste Luísa Sonza convida Roberto Menescal Palco Sunset Laufey Péricles canta Motown Roupa Nova convida Guilherme Arantes Vanessa da Mata convida Rubel New Dance Order Fatboy Slim Aline Rocha Leo Janeiro & Simo Not Simon Max Styler Espaço Favela Belo Mart'nália Tiee Palco Supernova Maui Melly Zeca Veloso Alee Palco Global Village João Bosco, homenageado do Global Village Joyce Moreno, Leila Pinheiro e Fernanda Takai Wanda Sá Dia 11 de setembro Palco Mundo Stray Kids Alok - Keep Art Human Hwasa Nexz Palco Sunset Jamiroquai PJ Morton Os Garotin convidam Duquesa Jota.Pê convida Luedji Luna e Zaynara New Dance Order Neelix & Vegas Omiki Departamento Anna Espaço Favela MC Cabelinho convida TZ da Coronel Puterrier & MC Carol Caio Luccas Palco Supernova Muse Maya Isa Buzzi Ananda NandaTsunami Palco Global Village Soulidifield Rio Bronx Lambateria com Felix Robatto Dia 12 de setembro Palco Mundo Maroon 5 Demi Lovato J Balvin Pedro Sampaio Palco Sunset Mumford & Sons João Gomes ao lado da Orquestra Brasileira Gilsons convida Daniela Mercury e Olodum Criolo, Amaro & Dino New Dance Order Alok Pres. Rave The World Alok & Family - Ekanta, Swarup Gabe Adam Sellouk Bhaskar Espaço Favela Timbalada Priscila Senna Soul de Brasileiro Palco Supernova Celo Dut Yago Oproprio Milo J Delacruz Palco Global Village Mestrinho Hamilton de Holanda Badi Assad Dia 13 de setembro Palco Mundo Twenty One Pilots Halsey Lola Young Ivete Sangalo Palco Sunset Zara Larsson Marina Sena convida Céu Joelma convida Viviane Batidão Carol Biazin convida Joyce Alane New Dance Order John Summit Roddy Lima Illusionize Dawn Patrol Espaço Favela Dennis Suel Marvvila Palco Supernova Ar Baby Bruna Black Sant Lourena Palco Global Village Kynnie Luci Alves Haley Smalls
The fallout from the June 3 ballot shortage widened Monday, as police began investigating allegations against National Election Commission officials and some lawmakers called for an overhaul of the election watchdog. The controversy erupted on Election Day, June 3, when polling stations in parts of Seoul ran short of ballot papers, leaving some voters unable to cast their ballots before the official 6 p.m. closing time. The NEC extended voting hours at affected polling stations, but the move spa
Peru faced a drawn-out count in its bitterly contested presidential run-off after results showed the race for the ninth head of state in 10 years was too close to call. Figures released by electoral authorities showed conservative politician Keiko Fujimori with a modest lead over nationalist congressman Roberto Sanchez with 58 per cent of ballots tallied in a contest overshadowed by people’s concerns about surging crime. The outcome, expected to be tight, may not be known for days. The figures...
Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development Algernon Yau described the recent visit to Central Asia by a delegation led by the SAR chief executive as a great success, saying it has led to significant collaboration opportunities with the two countries. During the visit to Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan, the 70-strong delegation reached 96 cooperation agreements and memoranda of understanding (MoUs) involving more than US$1.65 billion in total. Speaking on an RTHK radio programme on Monday, Yau, who was in the delegation, said the two countries are actively seeking economic diversification. "They are very proactive and hope to explore opportunities for collaboration with the SAR government, particularly in finance, trade, infrastructure, innovation and technology, green development and tourism," he said. "They are developing very well in many aspects. There are plenty of cooperation opportunities with us." Yau said the volume of SAR trade with Central Asia is currently not very large as the city's focus used to be more on Europe, the United States and Asean. But its trade with Central Asia is on the rise, he said, noting that total merchandise trade stood at HK$2.53 billion last year – a rise of 27 percent compared with 2020. Yau said the two countries and Hong Kong have launched discussions on a comprehensive avoidance of double taxation agreement and agreed to push ahead with discussions on an investment promotion and protection agreement. The move will step up investors' confidence and further strengthen trade ties between Hong Kong and the two countries, he said. With the city poised to initiate direct flights to Almaty in Kazakhstan next year, Yau said he believes they would make business travel much more convenient. Wingco Lo, president of the Chinese Manufacturers' Association of Hong Kong, who was also part of the delegation, said markets in Central Asia were not just interested in traditional trading opportunities in Hong Kong. They placed more emphasis on the SAR's role as an international financial centre and a platform of professional services. The association signed two MoUs during the visit, Lo added, and would arrange a trip to Central Asia again this year to allow members to find out which sectors and industries they need to gain a deeper understanding of and discuss collaboration details. Edited by Tony Sabine
India's booming micro-drama industry is giving rise to a new category of performers calling themselves "vertical actors", as short-form storytelling platforms emerge as an alternative to television and streaming services.Actors, producers, and app founders told ET that emotionally charged performances, stronger roles, rapid audience recognition, and the ability to build dedicated fan bases are drawing talent to the format.Established vertical actors typically work on at least three series a month, earning Rs 1-3.5 lakh per project, giving financial security in addition to the recognition, according to producers. Industry executives expect the trend to create bona fide "vertical stars" whose fame is built largely through micro-dramas consumed on mobile phones in portrait mode.One of the key aspects that differentiates a vertical actor from performers in other storytelling formats is the pace, according to micro-drama directors and actors.“Vertical actors are defined by their ability to work at a fast pace,” said Samay Bhattacharya, a director who has helmed four micro-drama series. “They have to understand characters quickly and deliver spontaneous performances under tight production schedules.”Typically, a micro-drama series comprising 50 episodes—each less than two minutes long—is shot at a brisk pace in fewer than 10 days.“I compare acting across different forms of storytelling to driving,” said actor Karanvir Bohra, a major draw in the Indian micro-drama space. “Films are first gear, while television and web series are second and third gear. Then comes content creation in fourth gear. Finally, vertical acting or storytelling is the highest gear. It demands the best performance and impact in the shortest possible time.”Vertical actors said the format has provided them with much-needed recognition despite spending decades in the industry.“The use of close-ups, melodramatic performances, strong cliffhangers, diverse plots and relatively better roles than television in vertical content has brought significant recognition to actors like me,” said actor Piyush Sahdev. “Despite working for more than 25 years across mediums, today I am easily recognised for my micro-drama series The Secret Khiladi.”“Micro-dramas are reviving the careers of many actors. The careers of actors such as Asmit Patel, Omkar Kapoor and Kunal Kapoor have been revitalised,” said Vicky Bahri, producer and founder & CEO of KLIP, a micro-drama app. “In the future, I foresee bona fide ‘vertical stars’ known for their micro-drama work, given the high viewership numbers.”Vertical actors also view micro-dramas as a way to build an audience base for their work in longer storytelling formats.“Micro-drama content reaches pan-India audiences,” said actor Rajniesh Duggal, known for his debut film 1920. “By working as a vertical actor, I am building my own audience base. This very audience will come to watch my films in theatres. This is one of my chief motivations."
An unprecedented administrative failure by election authorities left thousands of voters without ballots, triggering violent street demonstrations and allegations of systematic electoral fraud.
[Namibian] A property development company owned by politically connected businessman Josef Andreas is selling 264 plots valued at N$200 million across the country, after years of concerns about his influence at Grootfontein and about speculative land practices.
• Preliminary count has PPP ahead on 10 seats; PML-N has upper hand in six constituencies • Independents carve out leads on five seats; PTI-aligned candidates set to claim two districts; MWM ahead in one race • PPP, PTI complain of widespread irregularities PEOPLE cast their votes at a polling station during the Gilgit-Baltistan elections.—Dawn GILGIT: The PPP appeared to be leading in the unofficial, early tallies for 24 seats of the Gilgit-Baltistan Legislative Assembly, even as political parties cried foul and levelled serious allegations of vote-rigging. The preliminary count from Sunday’s closely watched polls indicates the PPP is currently leading in 10 constituencies; with the PML-N ahead in six, and independent candidates holding the lead in five constituencies. Meanwhile, PTI-backed independent candidates, contesting without their party’s traditional electoral symbol, were ahead on two seats, while their ally, the Majlis Wahdat-i-Muslimeen, was leading the race in one constituency. According to unofficial and unverified results, shared by the Gilgit Baltistan Election Commission, PPP regional president Amjad Hussain is leading in GBA-1 (Gilgit), while former chief minister Hafiz Hafeezur Rehman of the PML-N is ahead in GBA-2 (Gilgit). PTI-backed independent Sohail Abbas is currently leading the GBA-3 (Gilgit) constituency. In Nagar, Muhammad Ali Akhtar is leading in GBA-4 and Zulfiqar Ali Murad is ahead in GBA-5. Across the Skardu district and neighbouring areas, the PPP was also leading in five additional seats: Syed Tauqeer Mehdi in GBA-7 (Skardu), Fida Muhammad Nashad in GBA-9 (Skardu), Nasir Ali Khan in GBA-10 (Rondu), Iqbal Hassan in GBA-11 (Kharmang), and Imran Nadeem in GBA-12 (Shigar). The MWM’s sole lead is in GBA-8 (Skardu), where Muhammad Kazim is ahead. The PML-N demonstrates concentrated support in the Astore district, where Rana Farman Ali and Rana Muhammad Farooq are leading in GBA-13 and GBA-14, respectively. The party is also ahead through Kifayat ur Rehman in GBA-18 (Tangir), Abdul Jahan in GBA-20 (Ghizer), and Muhammad Ibrahim in GBA-22 (Ghanche). Independent candidates are currently leading across Diamer, Yasin, and Ghanche. Muhammad Dilpazir and Imam Malik are ahead in GBA-15 and GBA-16 in Diamer. In Yasin, Aman Ali is leading in GBA-21, while independents Anwar and Asad Shafiq are holding leads in GBA-23 and GBA-24 in Ghanche. Rounding out the preliminary results, PTI-backed independent Naik Nam Karim is leading in GBA-6 (Hunza). In Darel, PPP’s Muhammad Naseem is ahead in GBA-17, and his party colleague Syed Jalal is leading in GBA-19 in Ghizer. Rigging allegations Despite their early lead, the PPP was among the parties most vocal in their complaints of alleged irregularities and rigging. Both the PPP and the PTI separately accused officials of delaying the release of official paperwork used to verify results at the polling-station level. PPP Secretary General Nayyar Hussain Bukhari alleged that presiding officers refused to provide Form-45, the official vote count prepared at each polling station. “We have contacted the chief election commissioner and informed him about the matter,” Bukhari said in a statement. PPP spokesperson Shazia Marri called the delay unacceptable, adding that altered voter lists and shifted polling stations indicated systemic rigging. The PPP, which is a coalition partner in the federal government, alleged that the Balachi polling station in Astore-II’s Bunji area was relocated from a roadside to a hilltop overnight, prompting residents to block the Gilgit-Skardu Road in protest. Concurrently, the PTI, whose candidates ran as independents after the party lost its electoral symbol, also alleged manipulation after initially claiming its candidates were ahead in several constituencies. In a statement, the party said its candidates were leading until 7pm, after which “suspicious results” began to emerge, including reported turnouts above 80 per cent and individual ballot boxes containing “700 to 800 votes”. It further said, “This is a blot on the entire electoral process and its transparency.” The PTI also alleged that its polling agents were not being issued Form-46, terming it a “clear violation of election laws that has further intensified fears of result manipulation”. It said reports had emerged of members of other parties being caught red-handed with fake ballot papers in multiple areas, including Nagar. “This rigging is part of a well-planned and systematic conspiracy,” the party has claimed. It alleged that before polling, voter lists were tampered with in specific constituencies, police and administration were used to change delimitation and polling schemes, and opposition candidates and workers were “systematically harassed and pressurised”. The PTI warned that any attempt to manipulate the results would have serious consequences. “PTI will employ every constitutional, legal, and democratic avenue to protect the votes of its supporters. We demand that authentic results from all polling stations be released immediately, Form-45 and Form-46 be provided to every candidate without delay, a swift inquiry be conducted into suspicious polling stations with strict action against those responsible, and the Election Commission fulfil its constitutional duty by ensuring complete transparency,” the party stated. The sharp accusations came after officials earlier presented a more positive picture of the voting process. Gilgit-Baltistan’s chief election commissioner, Raja Shahbaz Khan, visited about 10 polling stations across Gilgit city and said security arrangements were satisfactory. He also noted a high turnout among women, with 396,937 registered female voters in the region. Caretaker interior minister Sajid Ali Baig similarly described the day as generally peaceful, though he acknowledged minor irregularities and said authorities had responded quickly. The election was held after a four-month delay attributed to harsh winter weather. In total, 396 candidates contested the vote, including 266 independents and eight women, competing for 24 of the assembly’s 33 seats. Officials said 963,034 registered voters were eligible to cast ballots across 10 districts. The highly competitive race featured 23 candidates from the PPP, 22 from the PML-N, and a 22-candidate alliance between the PTI and Majlis Wahdat-i-Muslimeen. Attention has now turned to the outcome and the likely contest for the chief ministership. Among the leading contenders are the PPP’s regional president, Amjad Hussain, contesting from GBA-1, and the PML-N’s regional president, Hafiz Hafeezur Rehman, contesting from GBA-2 Published in Dawn, June 8th, 2026
As of Sunday night's ballot drop brought on by the slow counting of ballots in California, Raman has now overtaken Pratt for second place by 3,000 votes and is now favored to advance to the runoff.