The 52nd International Emmy Awards was held in New York City on Monday, November 25th—the Emmy Awards featured nominees from different countries and several categories that received the awards.
The grand introduction made by the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences to productions of the 52nd International Emmy Awards was presented on Monday, November 25 in New York, US.
This year’s awards featured 56 nominations from 21 countries, highlighting various international platforms. 14 categories were nominated which includes; encompassing Arts Programming, Best Actor, Best Actress, Comedy, Documentary, Drama Series, Kids’ Animation, Kids’ Factual & Entertainment, Kids’ Live-Action, Non-Scripted Entertainment, Short-Form Series, Sports Documentary, Telenovela, and TV Movie/Mini-Series.
Among the attendees to the awards ceremony were Daisy Allsop, Peter Beard, Chutimon Chuengcharoensukying, Paz Leon, Alfred Oliveri, Virgilio Martinez, Audrey Fleurot, Pierre Laugier, Isadora Cruz, Timothy Spall, Rhys Thomas, Lucy Montgomery, Jane Seymour, Wendi McLendon-Covey and Haluk Bilginer.
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Polish President Andrzej Duda called for a stronger U.S. presence in Poland and Central Europe during a meeting with Donald Trump in Washington. Trump, however, assured Duda of U.S. support, saying Poland is a credible ally.
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President Donald Trump said the U.S. is close to an agreement with Ukraine on sharing mineral revenue as part of efforts to end the war, aiming to recoup military aid sent to Kyiv.
Germans head to the polls in a national election expected to return Friedrich Merz’s conservatives to power while giving the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) its best-ever result, marking a significant rightward shift in Europe’s largest economy.
Polish President Andrzej Duda called for a stronger U.S. presence in Poland and Central Europe during a meeting with Donald Trump in Washington. Trump, however, assured Duda of U.S. support, saying Poland is a credible ally.
Pope Francis' health has worsened, with the Vatican describing his condition as "critical" for the first time. He has received supplemental oxygen and blood transfusions.
A knife attack in Mulhouse has left one person dead and three injured. France’s Interior Minister says migration issues played a role in the incident.
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