One in three care-leaver youths in Korea shows signs of depression
A new report finds young Koreans who age out of state care show depression symptoms at three to four times the rate of their peers.
A new report finds young Koreans who age out of state care show depression symptoms at three to four times the rate of their peers.
An internal list of more than 40 disciplinary cases at Prudential Life Japan shows that debt among its sales staff was by far the most common problem.
Delhi's air hit its worst Diwali level in five years, but PM2.5 data from dozens of monitoring stations went blank at the peak. Here's what we know.
After the Ayyat train collision killed at least seven people, Egypt's transport minister faces an emergency parliamentary session and calls for his dismissal.
Tommy Walsh, the builder who became a household name on the BBC's Ground Force and later Homes Under the Hammer, has died aged 69 after a long illness.
Sales of cartridges for 1980s–90s consoles like NES, Famicom and Dendy on Avito grew 10% in the third quarter of 2026 compared with the second.
Twenty years after it opened on the anniversary of the 1938 pogrom, Munich's main synagogue was celebrated, with politicians thanking Charlotte Knobloch.
The Vatican has ordered an apostolic visitation of Poland's Bielsko-Żywiec diocese, weeks after a crowd kept its bishop inside a church until after midnight.
Apple says it will open five developer academies, a developer center in Istanbul and its first manufacturing academy outside the US, in Ankara.
With the AVE line shut after the Urda crash, the only rail route from Seville to Madrid takes nine hours, including a bus leg, and runs through Extremadura.
Cabbage and radish are cheaper after a bumper autumn harvest, so a household's kimchi-making bill is down about 4%. Yet 41.4% of homes now buy kimchi instead.
Wheelchair tennis star Tokito Oda won a second straight Asian Para Games title in Nagoya, then burst into tears he says he never saw coming.
The smic, France's minimum wage, goes up 1.6% on 1 December. The prime minister calls it a major rise, but unions say it falls far short of what workers need.
Three days before Diwali 1947, Gandhi rejected a refugee woman's idea of celebrating. Days later he spoke to Kurukshetra's camps on radio, his only Delhi studio visit.
A London judge called Russell Brand a "sexual predator" as he sentenced him to 10 years and six months for rape and three counts of sexual assault.
Holstein Kiel have dismissed Tim Walter after one win in eleven games and a drop to last place in the 2. Bundesliga. Mitch Kniat is reportedly the favourite to replace him.
Turkey's national team held its first session under coach Sergen Yalçın. Next come Belgium in İzmir on 12 November and France away on 15 November.
Most Western firms in Russia keep quiet. German retailer Globus kept opening stores, and its billionaire owner Thomas Bruch wants Berlin to reconcile with the Kremlin.
Emart, one of South Korea's biggest supermarket chains, is cutting prices on about 7,000 wines from 12 to 18 November, with bottles from 9,900 won to 14.98 million won.
Japan's health and labour ministry looks set to scrap one of the last bans on women working underground, covering tunnel excavation and blasting.
Japanese department stores are selling New Year lucky bags that double as dining vouchers, as a food tax cut leaves restaurant meals taxed at 10%.
Poland's biggest audit union of housing co-operatives asks President Nawrocki not to sign the short-term rental law, calling its voting threshold unconstitutional.
Chinese vloggers have been livestreaming from poorer parts of Dhaka, Bangladesh, and telling viewers they are walking through New Delhi, reports say.
Atlético lost to Bayern and then Barcelona within five days. The two defeats looked very different, and Simeone's choice of style may hold the lesson.
A 29-year-old dietitian named Louise explains how her first name acts as a quiet refuge when social anxiety makes her feel unsteady.
Day one of Germany's 20th business summit in Berlin ended with Christian Lindner talking money, plus a rail confession from the transport minister.
Rumours that ex-Survivor contestant Taner Tolga Tarlacı died in a prison in southern Cyprus are false, according to content creator İbrahim Beycanlı.
The Foreign Office has told winter travellers to avoid homemade, bootleg and street-side drinks abroad, as methanol contamination can cause blindness or death.
A man in his 40s stood on a five-storey rooftop in Changwon for about 12 hours before police negotiators persuaded him to come down safely.
A former deputy leader of the group representing people who say Johnny Kitagawa abused them has reached a settlement with SMILE-UP., the compensation company.
Bengaluru hospitals report dozens of Deepavali firecracker eye injuries, many of them children and bystanders. Doctors say most are preventable.
Ali Maher is Egypt's new national team coach. Before that came a turned-down Zamalek offer, a career-ending injury and a spell on the big screen.
Niclas Füllkrug is back in the Germany squad for the Nations League games against Serbia and the Netherlands, while Manuel Neuer's injury raises goalkeeper questions.
Midfielder Aleksandr Golovin has picked up a new injury and will sit out Russia's friendlies against Uzbekistan and Venezuela, his agent has said.
Karşıyaka beat Beşiktaş by a single point, 84-83, in week 7 of Türkiye's Basketball Super League, picking up their fourth win of the season at home.
At 5 pm, after the hejnał rang out from St Mary's tower, Kraków's Main Square broke into applause. Tonight at 8 pm, thousands are set to walk in silence.
Márquez couldn't seal his eighth world title in Qatar. Here's what he needs from the last two MotoGP rounds in Portugal and Valencia, and what Jorge Martín needs.
Paris department store BHV Marais, already in receivership, closed its doors at 4 pm on Monday because one of its insurance policies could not be transferred.
Seoul Samsung beat KT 85-78 to avoid their first back-to-back defeat of the season, but coach Kim Sang-sik says the team can still slump at any time.
Public trash bins are hard to find in Japan. Now smart bins and autonomous robots are being tried as a way to make throwing things away easier.
Meghan will no longer speak at the European Parliament with Prince Harry, as she does not feel emotionally strong enough after her father's arrest.
The new Yesvantpur–Madgaon Vande Bharat Express is likely to start on November 13 and will link Bengaluru with Goa in about 13 hours and 20 minutes.
The Saudi Pro League has released its updated 2026–27 calendar, with the postponed Al-Ahli–Al-Nassr clash set for 20 November and more rest days for clubs.
Felix Nmecha's religious goal celebration has drawn criticism from Dortmund fans. Now the national team wants a word with him, too.
After a cabinet meeting, President Erdoğan said Turkish dramas are lifting the country's brand value, and announced a one-year extension of the accommodation tax cut.
Pupils from a Zamość uniformed-classes school chanted insults at the PM outside the Constitutional Tribunal. The education authority has opened an inspection.
K-pop girl group ILLIT's mini album 'Break Even' debuted at No. 6 on the Billboard 200, the group's first top 10 on the main US albums chart.
The Japanese sequel opened at No. 1 in the US with $31.6 million, the biggest first weekend ever for a non-English-language film.
Volotea will fly twice a day between Barcelona and Madrid from 27 November, as the Urda accident pushes travellers and firms to rethink high-speed rail.
After seeing a child eat discarded food, Chandrashekhar Kundu started FEED. It now reaches nearly 180 children and runs more than 20 free learning centres.
Saudi Arabia's National Infrastructure Fund signed two financing deals worth SAR 2.5 billion with Humain to expand AI computing and the power grid behind it.
Two days before the 47th Cairo International Film Festival opens, organisers honoured Farouk Falouks, 89, a supporting actor loved across the Arab world.
After an 8-year-old insulted President Macron live on franceinfo, the channel admitted it shouldn't have put a child on air. Here's what the rules actually say.
The comedian, 51, was sentenced at Southwark Crown Court for raping a fan and sexually assaulting three other women. Police say two more allegations are being investigated.
A blast at the HABAŞ steel factory in Aliağa, İzmir, has killed 10 people. Fifteen are injured and four are believed to be under the rubble.
No breakthrough in the third round of pay talks in Bavaria: IG Metall rallied thousands in Ingolstadt and now says it will widen the warning strikes.
Another departure system failure on 6 November left security staff checking passports by hand for 52 minutes at Incheon, the third such problem in a week.
A 5,000-fold jump in ultra-fast electrons during the May 2024 solar storm suggests the barrier around Earth's radiation belts can be crossed after all.
Union Shipping Minister Sarbananda Sonowal will inaugurate Delhi's first recreational Yamuna cruise on Tuesday, using electric-powered vessels on a 'National Waterway'.
La Liga has named its October winners: José Mourinho is coach of the month, Lamine Yamal scored the best goal and Barcelona still lead the table.
Bank of Maldives has been rejecting payments for tourist stays since late October, and some hotels are now turning Russian guests away.
Kraków's deputy mayor says no tourist events will be cancelled after Saturday's attack, and the Christmas Market will go ahead with discreet new security.
Minister Murat Kurum shared Sertab Erener's new song "One Home-Tek Ev" as the UN climate summit COP31 got under way in Antalya on Monday.
Lamine Yamal and Mikel Oyarzabal won't join Spain's camp on Monday. Both miss the Prague game but should be back for England in Madrid on 15 November.
The only known Dubreuillosaurus fossil in the world was about to be auctioned off. Two French ministries have now paid for it to join a national museum.
Drinking in the plaza outside Seoul Station is officially off-limits from 9 November. A warning period runs until the end of February, then a 50,000 won fine applies.
Tommy Walsh, the builder who found fame on Ground Force and later joined Homes Under the Hammer, has died aged 69 after a long illness, his agent said.
Takarazuka Revue has announced Yuno Kazama as the next Tsukigumi top star, with Hanaka Ruri as her partner, taking over on March 29, 2027.
Chinese vloggers have shared videos that show slums in Bangladesh and describe them as India, with one clip saying 'This is New Delhi'.
Vodafone Germany plans to cut or relocate about 2,300 of its 12,000 jobs within two years, as the telecoms giant loses customers and leans more on AI.
Osama Almuslim adapted his own novel Jahim Al-Abereen for the screen, and says deleting a good scene can make a better film. It premieres in Cairo this Friday.
A company in Penza that makes equipment for petrol stations has promised an extra day off to every employee who wants to play GTA VI on launch day.
President Erdoğan received Apple chairman Tim Cook at the Presidential Complex in Ankara on Monday. The meeting was closed to the press.
Seoul Samsung avoided their first back-to-back defeat of the season, beating Suwon KT 85-78 behind Kerem Kanter's 27 points and 14 rebounds.
A magnitude 5.7 earthquake shook Aichi Prefecture in central Japan on Sunday. At least 22 people were injured, and authorities warn of more strong tremors.
Real Oviedo sacked Julián Calero on Monday and, three hours later, named Real Madrid legend Raúl as coach until 2028. It's his first job in professional football.
On Diwali night, 43 of Delhi's 59 air monitoring stations had gaps in PM2.5 data, and 14 of them last showed readings of 900 or more.
Aston Villa boss Unai Emery's short, sharp interview after a 4-4 thriller at Manchester United has fans talking. Here's what he said and why he was annoyed.
Hearths at Abric Romaní in Capellades suggest Neanderthals separated sleeping areas from food preparation, and kept that layout for about 6,000 years.
Petr Macinka said he opposes Russia's team at January's junior worlds in Czechia and called hockey a men's sport. Czech NHL players and a predecessor pushed back.
Primoz Roglic and Anna van der Breggen are among the big names still looking for a team for 2027, even as the peloton heads back to training.
EDF's boss says France's regulated power tariffs will hold steady until at least 1 February, and probably through winter. Here's why.
Chelsea have emailed staff about using Fantasy Premier League after Joao Pedro's injury appeared to leak through team changes before the Tottenham game.
A 33-home development in Calstock, Cornwall, was never finished and nobody ever moved in. Now the whole boarded-up site is on the market.
Germany has started its fourth nationwide registration data check. If you're an adult not linked to a registered flat, a letter about the broadcasting fee may follow.
Bayern's honorary president Uli Hoeneß questions whether Jamal Musiala will ever regain his former level after more than a year of health problems.
Fenerbahçe has officially denied reports that Italian legend Francesco Totti will take a role in its football setup, calling the claims untrue.
Apple's Tim Cook visited Anıtkabir, Atatürk's mausoleum in Ankara, ahead of 10 November, then met volleyball star Eda Erdem over Turkish tea and simit.
Changdeokgung's 417-year-old Donhwamun gate is having all 15,000 or so roof tiles lifted off in a repair that should run until around October 2028.
Paris Baguette, South Korea's big bakery chain, will raise the prices of 10 made-to-order drinks by 2.7% on average from November 16. Americano stays the same.
Woori Bank ace Kim Dan-bi became only the third player in Korean women's basketball history to pass 8,000 career points in a 57-51 win over KB.
The Korean Series is over, but baseball season isn't. South Korea's national team left for Tokyo on Monday for the Asia Pro Baseball Championship.
MUFG Bank and 14 other companies have teamed up to launch a commercial air taxi service in Japan's Kansai region by 2028, covering Osaka and Kyoto.
An NHK announcer in Nagano rushed to the studio after an Aichi earthquake and went on air in glasses and a sweater. Her no-frills bulletin is getting attention online.
Lust Stories 3 actor Gurfateh Pirzada says firecrackers set his Mumbai balcony on fire on Diwali and damaged most of his room. He tagged the city's police and BMC.
Loni in Uttar Pradesh averaged PM2.5 of 112.5 over the past year, more than 22 times the WHO limit, and the air worsened further after Diwali.
Aneet Padda showed up in Deanne Panday's Diwali photos, adding fuel to dating talk around her Saiyaara co-star Ahaan Panday. Neither has confirmed anything.
Zamalek's board has asked first-team players to wait until next month for their overdue payments, a club source says, as the team prepares for two friendlies.
Two passenger trains collided near Al-Ayyat, about 50 km south of Cairo. At least seven people died and 112 were injured, and investigators are examining the cause.
Egyptian actor Farouk Falouks, away from screens since 2017, will receive the Golden Pyramid for Lifetime Achievement at the Cairo International Film Festival on Wednesday.
Three days of nonstop snowfall have buried Vysokogorny in Khabarovsk Krai under 50 cm of snow, and residents are digging out with shovels.
A 19-year-old Hungarian, Itay Golan, has been given Russian citizenship after the Nizhny Novgorod region asked for it to be granted as an exception.
Former Germany forward Kevin Kuranyi, who spent five years at Dynamo Moscow, says he has never seen people drink like his friends in Russia do.
Airfares from France rose 4.5% on average in October, the biggest jump since the index began. Japan is up 17% and domestic flights nearly 13%.
Prosecutors say the body found in an empty building on 2 November is a man's, not that of Karolina Wróbel, missing since January 2025.
Audrey and Marc shared a summer kiss at an Ardèche campsite in 1993. Three decades and 900 km apart later, they have found each other again.
Two days after the shooting on Kraków's Main Square, Poland asks whether President Nawrocki will join Wednesday's Independence March in Warsaw.
Theft and burglary have halved in Poland, but fraud hit a record 158,877 cases in 2025. Most go nowhere, and Black Week is just around the corner.
England hit Australia for seven tries at Allianz Stadium, giving head coach Steve Borthwick the emphatic backing he badly needed on the pitch.
The black-and-orange Comet brand is back 14 years after going bust, relaunched as an online marketplace with over a million electrical products.
A snack bar opening in Dortmund promised a döner for one euro. Hundreds turned up, many of them minors, and the crowd got out of control.
Schalke lost 2-1 at Hoffenheim, but the bigger worry is a collision that left Robin Gosens with a feared knee injury and Loris Karius with facial cuts.
Turkey's school break starts on 16 November, and half of the intercity bus tickets are already sold. The bus federation expects a sell-out within days.
A newly assembled, colourised film of Atatürk's 1930 address to Americans includes a short French exchange with Ambassador Joseph Grew, shown publicly for the first time.
After 17 years of quarantine talks, South Korea has sent its first 19.6 tonnes of fresh sweet persimmons to China, opening a new market for growers.
Lee Geon-hyeok, Hong Seok-jin and So Seung-seop took silver in the men's 25m standard pistol team event in Doha, just three points behind Latvia.
An NHK announcer went on air with a bare face and glasses to report an early-morning earthquake, and viewers in Japan are praising the professionalism.
Furniture giant Nitori Holdings says hackers may have accessed up to 37.62 million personal data records, including individual and corporate member information.
Fighters manager Tsuyoshi Shinjo says players will stop greeting umpires and familiar faces during games from next year, breaking a long-standing NPB habit.
The sequel to Godzilla Minus One opened at No. 1 in North America with $31.6 million, the biggest debut ever for a foreign-language live-action film.
BJP MLA Papiya Adhikari said bursting firecrackers helps cure many diseases, just as Kolkata copes with 'very poor' air after Diwali. Social media was quick to respond.
On The Great Indian Kapil Show, Pankaj Tripathi recalled peeling onions at a hotel for two years and quitting student politics after a police beating.
After 11 years behind the wheel, a truck driver got his first Diwali gift and bonus from his employer. His joyful, innocent reaction is now going viral.
A sand embankment collapsed onto tents in Deir al-Balah during heavy rain, killing five people including three children, Gaza's civil defence says.
Three consortiums, including the Glazer family and a Saudi prince, are in the final stage of talks to take over Al-Ittihad from the Public Investment Fund.
A passenger train hit the back of another in Giza province on Sunday. Seven people died, 112 were hurt, and an investigation is under way.
A 65-year-old woman in Russia's Komi Republic lost 5.5 million rubles after a fake call about her intercom turned into a multi-step scam. Police opened a case.
Rosneft is capping how much fuel drivers can buy at its stations, a regional ministry says: up to 30 litres in cities and up to 50 litres on highways.
Two-time Olympic synchronised swimming champion Maria Shurochkina is in hospital with serious burns after a fire in her Moscow flat, Russian media report.
More than one million euros in a few hours: people in Poland are backing two officers who stopped the Kraków gunman and have now woken from their comas.
Soldiers, police and firefighters and their families could get queue-free military healthcare plus cheaper trains and passports after a 431-vote Sejm majority.
Olivia Bay, runner-up on Spain's Operación Triunfo 2025, has released her debut EP with six songs in Spanish. Here's what she says about love, fame and her dreams.
The 24-year-old man behind Saturday's attack in Kraków died in hospital on Monday morning. Prosecutors say the investigation goes on, and 15 people remain in care.
Decades of breeding friendly foxes in Siberia have revealed a brain difference linked to aggression. Whether it explains their tameness is still unknown.
After more than 3,000 days, SpVgg Greuther Fürth will be SpVgg Fürth again: 88.3 percent of members backed the rename at a special meeting on Sunday.
800,000 people voted for their favourite Christmas market in Europe. Craiova won, Lisbon came fourth and Madrid's Plaza Mayor placed 12th.
Starbucks plans 7,500 new barista jobs and 500 new coffee shops by 2031, focusing on the Midlands, northern England, Wales and Scotland as youth unemployment bites.
Eight wins in a row, more steals and Valverde at right-back: after three rocky seasons, Mourinho's Real Madrid finally looks like a team that fits together.
Nick Woltemade ended his Serie A goal drought in Juventus' 2-2 draw with Fiorentina. His coach liked what he saw, but sharply criticised the rest of the team.
A week after Kimi Antonelli became world champion, Mercedes clinched the constructors' title in rainy São Paulo. Toto Wolff has a nickname for his young star.
Turkish boxer Elif Nur Turhan lost her IBF lightweight world title to Alycia Baumgardner on points, ending her 14-fight unbeaten run.
Nearly 20 years on, Justin Timberlake says his 2006 hit wasn't about Britney Spears at all. He says it came from a friend's breakup, and he asked permission first.
Bukangi, the shark that lingered in a Busan harbor canal for over a month, has not been spotted for 14 days. Experts say it likely swam off to warmer southern seas.
Shoko Kawada, mayor of Yawata in Kyoto Prefecture, returned to work on 9 November after taking maternity leave, believed to be a first for a sitting mayor.
Sonia Gandhi says her new memoir, out in India on 10 November, is an honest portrait of her family and of the country she came to call home.
Some of Yemen's mud towers rise about 30 metres and were built 300 to 500 years ago. Here's why people built up, not out, in the desert.
Gymnast Ilteryakova won gold at both the world and European championships in 2026 — and says it feels like childhood dreams coming true.
Journalist Anna Kalczyńska anchored a special news edition from Kraków's Main Square and shared what the city felt like the day after the deadly attack.
The Chemik train from Katowice to Płock was stopped on Sunday after an outer window pane was damaged. Police are waiting for an expert opinion on the cause.
A study by Spain's consumer ministry and the CSIC finds 55.8% of rental ads were for rooms or seasonal lets before October's tougher decree.
That little cape across the shoulders isn't decoration. It's a storm shield from the trenches, and nearly every other detail on a trench coat solves a real problem.
Cincinnati's passing game ran riot as the Bengals beat Atlanta 34-17 in the NFL's second regular-season game at Real Madrid's Bernabéu stadium.
A record Route du Rhum win, Alcaraz's first Paris title, a big French rugby win and a Norris F1 victory: here's what happened in sport this weekend.
Despite very comfortable incomes, some French senior executives rent their main home: more space, more freedom and real savings, unlike baby boomers.
Florian Wirtz got his first Premier League goal of the season and an assist as Liverpool ended a two-game losing run with a 3-1 win at Crystal Palace.
Cevad Prekazi, the Kosovo-born forward who wore Galatasaray's yellow and red between 1985 and 1991, has died at 69. The club and Turkish football are in mourning.
The Japanese monster sequel opened at No. 1 with $31.6 million in North America, nearly triple its predecessor, while The Cat in the Hat had a quieter start.
Taylor Swift watched Travis Kelce's 200th NFL game with Karlie Kloss by her side, years after rumours of a rift between the former best friends.
Kim Hong-sun, who directed Gangs of London season 3, is shooting The Hit List, a Joseon-era revenge film with Jung Woo-sung and Squid Game's Wi Ha-jun.
The finale of TBS's Sunday drama VIVANT drew a 21.8% household rating in the Kanto region, and a film arriving in December was announced on air.
The morning after Diwali, Delhi's average AQI was 376, and Sonia Vihar hit 449 as firecracker smoke piled onto air that was already bad.
Two trains collided in Giza governorate south of Cairo on Sunday. Seven people died, 112 were hurt, and rescue crews worked to clear overturned carriages.
Norway's hockey federation says the IIHF dropped its team from the 2027 World Juniors and sent it down a division. Russia takes the vacated place.
A 37-year-old Polish man died in the Slovak High Tatras. Rescuers say he most likely fell from the summit of Jastrzębia Turnia, a drop of over 100 metres.
Marcos Franz played a character who marked a generation in Merlí. Now he tells in a new book how a toxic relationship led him to believe in conspiracies.
Fermín López scored twice as Barcelona came from behind to beat Atlético Madrid 2-1 and stay top of LaLiga, after a moving tribute to Jesús de Miguel.
A new record has been broken on the Route du Rhum, and the foiling Ultim trimarans show no sign of slowing down on the solo race to Guadeloupe.
Four days after a 9-1 Champions League thrashing by Como, Lens lost 2-1 at home to Marseille, with a 20-year-old scoring the winner eight minutes from time.
Bethany Antonia and Nancy Xu were sent home from Strictly on Sunday after head judge Shirley Ballas used her casting vote, despite a joint fourth place on Saturday.
Maya Jama has told fans it's "time to throw myself into something new" as she steps down as Love Island host after three years and nine series.