Stakeholders call for balanced AI regulations to harness its potential for societal good In Africa, as in other parts of the world, the potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is boundless. Its capacity to simulate human thought and communication has sparked both excitement and concern, with fears that its misuse could lead to negative consequences for […]
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Around 24 million heat pumps have been installed in Europe so far – here’s why they work well in different countries and conditions. ADVERTISEMENT Despite a dip in sales last year, heat pumps are continuing to take Europe by storm. These devices take energy from the air, ground or water and transform it into heat
Recognizing the brilliance of British director Lucy Walker, both as a filmmaker and as an advocate for the documentary format, Shekhar Kapur hurriedly arranged an additional masterclass on Saturday at the International Film Festival of India, where he is festival director. And hosted the session himself. Their conversation ranged from technology and technique through to
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Chuck Woolery, the veteran game show host who gained fame as the original emcee behind “Wheel of Fortune” and later as the face of the popular syndicated dating show “Love Connection,” has died. He was 83. The news was first reported on the social media site X by Woolery’s friend Mark Young, who noted that
Keke Palmer never fails to light up the room, and her recent appearance on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” was no exception. The multi-talented star charmed the audience with stories about her son Leo, her new book, and a heartwarming encounter with Nicki Minaj. First up, Keke couldn’t stop gushing about her baby boy,
Dakar, Senegal — At the UN climate change conference in Baku (COP29), government officials are scrambling for an agreement on a new climate financial package. There is a well established consensus that the climate crisis is exacerbating the hardships of vulnerable communities around the world. The question now is who’s going to pay for the
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The journey took Lexi Limitless through Europe where she discovered a new love for Georgia. ADVERTISEMENT Lexi Alford, best known as Lexi Limitless, is no stranger here at Euronews Travel. We first interviewed Alford a few years ago after she broke a world record, becoming the youngest person to travel to every country in the
The evolving partnership between India and Australia’s film industries took center stage at Film Bazaar, as key players outlined pathways for collaboration and funding opportunities. Screen Australia COO Grainne Brundson detailed multiple routes for Indian producers to work in Australia, including official co-productions and location-based production. While co-productions require creative and financial contributions from both
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Led by former Cannes film market head Jerome Paillard, who is now advising India’s Film Bazaar, leading international producers discussed India-Europe co-productions during a panel at the event in Goa. Producer Guneet Monga Kapoor recounted how her breakthrough film “The Lunchbox” emerged from Film Bazaar itself. “I’ve been coming to Film Bazaar since 2008 and
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The vast expanse of opportunity that exists if India and Spain manage to increase and improve their film and TV industry co-operation was on display at a panel session on Sunday at Film Bazaar. “If you explained the incentives, people would be flocking [to Spain] to produce,” said leading Indian producer Nikhil Advani. He cited
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