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The 39th Tokyo International Film Festival opened Monday with a rain-soaked red carpet and a ceremony at Hulic Hall, where Japan’s government used the occasion to restate its goal of selling JPY20 trillion ($133 billion) worth of Japanese content overseas by 2033. The festival received 1,892 film submissions from 112 countries and regions this year. […]

Round-up: Ultan Kelm stars as Erne Gaels secure a third straight Fermanagh title; Rathgormack make it four-in-a-row in Waterford

Le 17 octobre, l’ex-chef de l’Etat a annoncé son désistement à la succession d’Antonio Guterres faute de soutien, notamment de l’Union africaine, et à cause de la mobilisation des victimes des violences policières durant son deuxième mandat.

Fresh off its merger, the Banijay/All3Media behemoth, now known as Banijay Entertainment, is eyeing an expansion into U.S. scripted production as Netflix looks to ramp up its slate of American hits amid a major shake-up of its content leadership. Speaking at Rome’s MIA Market, Banijay Entertainment chief business officer Frédéric Balmary said in an interview

Grâce aux succès de ses têtes d’affiche, la discipline n’a jamais été aussi performante et porteuse qu’en ce moment. La fédération espère accompagner cette croissance en augmentant ses capacités d’accueil.

Xinjiang, once the focus of international criticism, is key to Beijing’s plan to expand exports and energy production.

Third Dimension's technology uses AI to match the physical world, which when combined with Rivian's reams of data could turn into a valuable simulator.

EU must protect sector from foreign rivals, says parliament’s lead negotiator on telecoms reform

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Indigenous Aeta communities are fighting to protect their lands from a sprawling tech hub that critics warn could strain wate and energy supplies.