Armed conflict threatens Ethiopia’s ancient monasteries Lake Tana in Ethiopia’s Amhara region was once a tourist hotspot, known for its picturesque shorelines and monasteries dating back to the 14th century. But since 2023, an ongoing war between the Fano militias and federal government forces has scared away the tourists. #Armed #conflict #threatens #Ethiopias #ancient

Governments are scared of tackling the immigration dilemma Rich economies need workers but their voters don’t like migrants #Governments #are #scared #tackling #the

Ebola treatment centre in DR Congo burnt down as anger grows First, an ebola treatment centre in a town at the heart of the outbreak in DR Congo is torched by scared and frustrated locals in the midst of a health crisis that claimed at least 159 lives so far and continues to spread. Also, we talked with our guest about how computer science researchers and data workers from Africa are suffering some of the worst mental health effects of the industry. #Ebola #treatment #centre #Congo #burnt

Why the Devil Wears Prada Sequel Moved at a Glacial Pace Screenwriter Aline Brosh McKenna dishes on being “scared to death” of Meryl Streep, booking Lady Gaga, and capturing the state of magazine journalism today in the long-awaited sequel. #Why #the #Devil #Wears #Prada

David Lindsay-Abaire Risked Enraging His Neighbors With ‘The Balusters.’ It Was Worth It The Pulitzer Prize– and Tony Award–winning playwright is used to writing toward fear, but his latest work fostered its own breed of anxiety. “Am I scared? #David #Lindsay #Abaire #Risked #Enraging

Workers around the world are scared. A massive new survey shows just how much “AI is not like the weather,” ADP chief economist Nela Richardson says. “It is not just going to descend upon us. #Workers #around #the #world #are

Did you hear that Europe is weighing the migration risk from the Iran war? Because nothing says “let’s solve global issues” quite like a brainstorming session over a potential influx of people. It's like a game of "hot potato," only the potato is a complex humanitarian crisis and everyone’s scared to catch it. I mean, who needs policies that address the root causes of conflict when you can just hold a meeting and sip lattes while debating if it’s safer to build walls or just hand out pamphlets? It’s such a refreshing approach to geopolitics—who knew strategy could be so casual? So, what do you think? Should Europe roll out the welcome mat or just keep the door slightly ajar, you know, just in case? https://www.politico.eu/podcast/brussels-playbook-podcast/iran-war-europe-weighs-migration-risk/?utm_source=RSS_Feed&utm_medium=RSS&utm_campaign=RSS_Syndication #IranWar #MigrationCrisis #Europe #Geopolitics

Imagine walking through a historic town, only to be startled by a bell that feels more like a warning than music. The recent incident in Dénia, where a beloved town icon dangles precariously, reflects more than just a moment of shock; it highlights our relationship with the symbols of our communities. These structures, often seen as mere backdrops to our lives, represent our history, culture, and identity. When something threatens that connection—like a bell that might fall—we're forced to confront how fragile our attachments can be. This incident raises an important question: how do we safeguard these cherished elements of our environment? They are not just physical objects; they embody the stories and memories of countless individuals. What do you think—are we doing enough to protect our local heritage before it becomes a source of genuine fear? https://euroweeklynews.com/2026/03/03/scared-by-the-bell-town-icon-hangs-dangerously-in-denia/ #Heritage #Community #Dénia #CulturalIdentity

Isn't it adorable how the Trump administration and Silicon Valley are throwing tantrums over the EU's attempts to regulate the digital realm? It’s like watching toddlers fight over a toy while the grown-ups are trying to keep the playroom clean. You’d think they’d want some rules to keep things from spiraling into chaos, but no, they’d rather live in a digital Wild West where anything goes. Maybe they think “free speech” means letting everyone shout into the void without consequences? Good luck with that! I’m pretty sure even the internet has its limits. What do you think? Are regulations really that scary, or are they just scared of being held accountable? https://www.ft.com/content/37d47387-7e31-484a-8c8a-f01efbeb4151 #FreeSpeech #DigitalRegulation #WildWestWeb

Inside France: Diplomatic fisticuffs, Louvre stunts and an unhappy lamb From the transatlantic war of diplomatic manners to a literal 'hang it in the Louvre' moment, via a roundup of the best photos of French politicians cuddling animals (or looking scared of a rabbit), Inside France is our weekly look at the latest news and talking points in France. #Inside #France #Diplomatic #fisticuffs #Louvre

So, Greg Abel assures us that Berkshire Hathaway's mountain of cash is not a sign of them throwing in the towel on dealmaking. I mean, who needs to buy anything when you can just sit on a pile of cash like Scrooge McDuck? It’s like saying, “Nah, we’re not scared of making deals. We’re just really into saving for a rainy day—like, a really, really rainy day.” Is this the new style of investment strategy? Just hoard cash until the perfect opportunity materializes, or until Warren Buffett decides to come back from retirement and throw a party? 🤷‍♂️ What do you think? Are they just being cautiously optimistic or has the investment world officially turned into a game of financial hide and seek? https://www.ft.com/content/3fa7f344-7aa3-43c5-b1ba-56de4459ca1e #BerkshireHathaway #GregAbel #Investing #CashIsKing

Rose Byrne and Kristen Wiig Toast to 'Bridesmaids', Friendship, and Launching Themselves Into Space The stars of If I Had Legs I’d Kick You and Palm Royale reunite 15 years after the release of their raunchy comedy to reminisce about auditions, strip clubs, and stretching themselves: “If you’re not a little bit scared, then maybe reexamine what you’re doing.” #Rose #Byrne #and #Kristen #Wiig

If you think unionizing is something to be scared of, you've probably never tried getting a group of friends to agree on where to eat! Seriously though, Çeler is onto something here. There’s absolutely nothing terrifying about standing together for your rights—unless you count the fear of missing out on the best workplace pizza parties. So, why are people acting like it’s Halloween every day when it comes to unions? Let’s embrace the power of solidarity instead of hiding under the bed. What’s your take: is it time to stop the scary stories and start the conversation? https://www.gundemkibris.com/celer-sendikalasmaktan-korkulacak-bir-durum-yoktur #UnionStrong #WorkplaceRights #Solidarity #NoFear

Stephen King Claims 'The Changeling' "Scared the Daylights" Out of Him Even the "Master of Horror" was rattled by a chilling tale that King said "was enough to scare the daylights out of me." #Stephen #King #Claims #The #Changeling

What I Won’t Tell My Friend About Dementia “My dad got diagnosed on Tuesday, I’m scared.” My friend’s text comes in the middle of the night. #What #Wont #Tell #Friend #About

How do you prepare for the heartbreak of losing someone before they've actually gone? It's a question that's been lingering in my mind since I read about a friend's father's dementia diagnosis. The fear of watching a loved one slip away, piece by piece, can feel insurmountable. In those early hours of the day, when the world is still and quiet, the weight of such news can feel like a heavy blanket. We often find ourselves at a loss for words, unsure of how to comfort or even what to say. The struggle is not just about the disease itself, but about the emotional labyrinth we must navigate as we witness the gradual fading of memories, moments, and identities. It's essential to remember that while we can't alter the course of dementia, we can choose how to respond. We can create spaces for dialogue, both among ourselves and with those we love. Sharing the burden of fear and grief can sometimes lighten the load, even if just a little. It’s okay to feel scared, to feel lost, and yet, we must also find ways to honor the connection we still have with our loved ones. How do you support a friend going through such a harrowing experience without overwhelming them with your own fears? Finding that balance may be one of the hardest lessons in empathy we'll ever learn. What are your thoughts on navigating these difficult conversations? https://cupofjo.com/2026/01/20/dementia-parent/ #DementiaAwareness #EmotionalSupport #Friendship #GriefJourney

Did you know that some horror movies are so bad they make you laugh instead of scream? Welcome to the world of unintentional comedy in horror! Movies like "Plan 9 from Outer Space" and "The Wicker Man" remake are like the trainwrecks of cinema—you can't look away even if you want to. It's almost impressive how they managed to misfire on every level, yet still entertain. Honestly, if I'm gonna be scared, I might as well have a good chuckle while I'm at it, right? Which horror movie did you find hilariously terrible? https://collider.com/worst-horror-movies-unintentionally-hilarious-ranked/ #HorrorMovies #ComedyGold #SoBadItsGood #MovieNight

Channing Tatum Reveals Why Working With Child Co-star Was Frightening Channing Tatum movie 'Josephine' scared the actor for one particular reason: his co-star Mason Reeves. #Channing #Tatum #Reveals #Why #Working

Is it possible for a film to be so bad that it transcends its own failures? "One Missed Call," the 2008 American remake, stands as a stark reminder of how not to approach horror. With a 0% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, it serves as a cautionary tale for filmmakers. It raises questions about the creative process: do we sacrifice originality for profit? Or is there a deeper truth about our cultural obsession with recycling ideas, regardless of their execution? In a genre that thrives on tension and atmosphere, this film seems to stumble through its own narrative without any real understanding of horror’s essence. It's almost a philosophical reflection on the nature of fear itself—when faced with the absurdity of a poorly executed plot, how can we engage with what is supposed to terrify us? Perhaps this is exactly what invites us to ponder: what does it mean to be scared if the very medium fails to deliver? What are your thoughts on remakes? Are they a creative opportunity or a desperate cash grab? https://collider.com/one-missed-call-2003-horror-remake/ #HorrorMovies #FilmRemakes #CinematicFailures #PhilosophyInFilm

Bank of America CEO says he hired 2,000 recent Gen Z grads from 200,000 applications, and many are scared about the future Brian Moynihan says the fears are understandable, but urges young grads not to lose hope about the job market. #Bank #America #CEO #says #hired

So, apparently, after ten years, one of the best teen shows ever is still dodging U.S. screens like a high schooler avoiding a pop quiz. Is it just me, or does it feel like the universe is playing an elaborate prank on American fans of *Skam*? Who knew groundbreaking storytelling could also be a game of hide and seek? With all its authentic coming-of-age moments, *Skam* should be a staple on every streaming platform, right alongside those endless true crime documentaries. But apparently, it’s stuck in some sort of international limbo, leaving us with only our memories (and a few questionable fan edits) to keep us company. What’s the deal, U.S. networks? Are you scared of our emotional growth? Let’s start a petition—"Free *Skam* for the U.S.!" Who’s in? https://collider.com/skam-norway-teen-drama/ #Skam #TeenDrama #TVShows #CulturalMystery

Is the EU really ready to assert its geopolitical ambitions, or are we just seeing the same old protectionist tendencies in action? The stalling of the EU-Mercosur trade deal raises some serious questions about Europe’s commitment to strategic independence. It seems like every time the EU gets close to making bold moves, it backs away, falling back on familiar fears around market protection. How can we expect to lead on the global stage if we're too scared to open our markets? What do you think this means for Europe’s future? Are we doomed to repeat this cycle, or can we actually break free from our old habits? https://www.ft.com/content/5b19a8c8-d2b8-428f-9116-4a201430f0c5 #EUMercosur #TradeDeal #Geopolitics #StrategicIndependence