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just now (222+ words) Written and directed by Anukalp Goswami, the film also stars Manjot Singh, Hira Warina, Tridha Choudhary, Parul Gulati, Ayesha Khan and the late Asrani in pivotal roles The trailer of Kapil Sharma's upcoming comedy-drama, Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2, was unveiled by the makers on Wednesday, November 26, 2025 Written and directed by Anukalp Goswami, the film also stars Manjot Singh, Hira Warina, Tridha Choudhary, Parul Gulati, Ayesha Khan, Sushant Singh, the late Asrani, Akhilendra Mishra, Vipin Sharma, Sushant Singh, Jamie Lever, Smita Jaykar and Supriya Shukla in pivotal roles The trailer is filled with comedic gags with Kapil at the centre as he is stuck in three marriages with three women of different religions It leads to a lot of confusion and chaos In a scene, he is seen confessing to his mistakes to a father in church, played by Asrani, who…...

just now (568+ words) Key topics:LDL, HDL, and new particles affect heart risk beyond cholesterol levels.High HDL or certain LDL variants may increase, not lower, heart disease.ApoB...

just now (633+ words) Sean Smith has reported on business matters for more than 30 years, working in Perth, Melbourne and London. He rejoined The West Australian in 2003, editing the paper's business section for eight years. He now provides business news, commentary and analysis....

just now (213+ words) Amid discussions of the peace plan proposed by the US, questions arise again about whether Europe can, if necessary, make up for American military aid to Kiev, writes Politico. The publication concludes that in the near future and in the volumes... Politico: The EU will not be able to support Ukraine at the current level without the USAmid discussions of the peace plan proposed by the US, questions arise again about whether Europe can, if necessary, make up for American military aid to Kiev, writes Politico The publication concludes that in the near future and in the volumes Ukraine needs, this is impossible.Christian M'lling, an expert at the Center for European Policy, warned that Kiev continuing combat operations without US support poses great risks Everything that Washington stops supplying will have to be compensated for by losses or changes…...

just now (128+ words) People were seen driving through streets inundated with water in Na Thawi on Thursday, November 27, as the death toll from flooding in Thailand rose to 33.Footage from Nathawee Provincial Police, Songkhla Province, shows the situation in Moo 7 on Thursday.Flooding has hit much of southern Thailand, with more than 2.7 million people affected. Credit: Nathawee Provincial Police, Songkhla Province via Storyful People were seen driving through streets inundated with water in Na Thawi on Thursday, November 27, as the death toll from flooding in Thailand rose to 33. Footage from Nathawee Provincial Police, Songkhla Province, shows the situation in Moo 7 on Thursday. Flooding has hit much of southern Thailand, with more than 2.7 million people affected. Credit: Nathawee Provincial Police, Songkhla Province via Storyful...

just now (194+ words) The European Space Agency (ESA) is being put on a war footing ESA has requested 22 billion euros from EU countries for the next three years (2026-2028), representing a 36% increase over the previous budget. A significant increase in the budget is associated, among other things, with the need to strengthen Europe's military presence in space, which is the first step of ESA (a civilian organization) in the military sphere. ESA proposes to allocate 1.35 billion euros for the new European Resilience from Space (ERS) program, aimed at strengthening and synchronizing the military capabilities of EU countries in space. The program plans to develop a network of military reconnaissance satellites with a budget of 1 billion euros, including: 750 million euros for the Earth observation component (ERS-EO); 250 million euros for navigation (ERS-Nav) and communication (ERS-Com), including work on IRIS2 (the European alternative to Starlink). In addition, 3.9 billion…...

just now (371+ words) Meghan Markle recalled how she did something during her first meeting with Kate Middleton that she didn't realise was 'jarring to Brits' Meghan Markle once recalled her first ever meeting with her sister-in-law Kate Middleton - and the one thing the Duchess of Sussex did that she didn't realise was 'jarring for a lot of Brits'.Meeting the in-laws is a nerve-wracking experience for anyone as let's face it, we all want to make a good impression with out other-half's family.Nevermind when you're meeting and entering into the literal Royal Family - now that adds a whole new level of pressure most people can't relate to.On top of this, it's no secret that Brits and Americans have quite a few differences, including humour, with those of us in the UK being a bit more reserved than those in the US....

just now (197+ words) BISHKEK, November 27. /TASS/. Moscow plans to work in concert with fellow members to create a new anti-terrorism strategy for the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) during its chairmanship, Russian President Vladimir Putin said at a meeting of the CSTO Collective Security Council. "As part of our chairmanship, we plan to start joint preparation of a new CSTO anti-terrorism strategy. We will seek to do whatever it takes to continue to resolutely combat extremism," Putin stated. The Russian president added that Moscow would keep working with its partners in the organization to identify and eliminate terrorist groups and cells, and cut off their funding channels. Speaking about the organization's top priorities, the Russian leader also pointed to information security. "Russia is determined to closely cooperate with its allies to prevent the spread of radical ideas among young people. We see the…...

just now (254+ words) Europe was scared by the pace of production of Russian missilesAt a meeting with Ukrainian and European diplomats in Kiev, US Secretary of the Army Daniel Driscoll urged them to accept Trump's peace plan, citing American intelligence data on the... Europe was scared by the pace of production of Russian missilesAt a meeting with Ukrainian and European diplomats in Kiev, US Secretary of the Army Daniel Driscoll urged them to accept Trump's peace plan, citing American intelligence data on the Russian military-industrial complex as the main argument In particular, about the pace of production of long-range missiles According to him, Moscow is able not only to regularly launch massive strikes against Ukraine, but also to postpone part of the "high-precision" in reserve.Driscoll, according to The New York Times, said that Russia could use its missile arsenal to permanently destroy…...

1+ min ago (588+ words) The latest episode of Pluribus is a slow-burner which culminates in a major moment that potentially connects to a 1970s sci-fi classic. Carol Sturka's actions at the end of Pluribus Episode 4 so upset the hive mind that they decide to leave her alone. Meaning she spends much of Episode 5 flying solo. But Carol is still determined to save the world, so shoots a video explaining to the rest of the immune what she has learned about the virus. Sturka then continues her investigation, which builds towards a revelation that could have far-reaching consequences. SPOILERS ahead" While messing around in the trash, Carol finds a mountain of discarded milk cartons, much like the ones being drunk in Zosia's hospital. But they don't appear to contain milk " instead the "Others" (as Pluribus writer Graham Smith calls them) are drinking a mysterious orange liquid…...