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“There’s no making it. You just have to keep going.” Nicola Coughlan is one of TIME’s Next Generation Leaders https://ti.me/4eQzfZ5

Nicola Coughlan on being repeatedly asked about her body. Read the full interview: https://ti.me/3A9qyKb

Here's how TIME chose its fall 2024 class of Next Generation Leaders:

Nicola Coughlan experienced more than a few false starts on her path to breaking out on the beloved Northern Irish dramedy “Derry Girls”. She graduated from university in Ireland and then, after a demoralizing application process, attended drama school in the U.K. She moved from her birthplace in Galway to London “three or four times,” often having to trudge back home after failing to land her lucky break. “It’s a true love kind of thing,” she says of her career choice. “You have to have a level of delusion to think, I can really sustain myself pretending to be other people.” Her career plan, however far-fetched it once felt, has panned out rather well https://ti.me/3Y2sfRI

Introducing TIME’s newest class of Next Generation Leaders: Rising stars who are lighting the way to the world’s future. See who made the list: https://ti.me/3A0ItTo

The Leadership Brief: Suntory's CEO on adapting to new consumer trends.

In a symbolic display of anger, North Korea on Tuesday blew up the northern section of unused roads that once linked it with the South, with the rivals exchanging threats days after Pyongyang’s claim that South Korea flew drones over its capital. https://ti.me/4dRHUZU

Having transformed from a fierce rival to champion of outgoing leader Joko Widodo, Indonesia's incoming President Prabowo Subianto has been billed as the continuity candidate. But he has bold ideas of his own.

Text-based therapy is a popular form of mental health care. But does it really work? Here's what the science says: https://ti.me/4eJHXIx

TIME CO2 Leadership Report: Major companies are helping suppliers cut carbon.