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WorldOct 9In Pictures: Weirdest and most thought-provoking statues of Donald Trump over the yearsFollowing the headline-grabbing statue "The Orange Plague" by Danish artist Jens Galschiøt, which was displayed this week at the European Parliament building in Strasbourg, we take a look back at some of the ways artists have depicted Trump in satirical, humorous and thought-provoking ways.EuroNews [en]
WorldOct 9€5 million theft at Marchesi Antinori, 30,000 bottles of fine wine stolenBiggest ever wine heist by value in Italy at Tuscan fine wineryANSA [en]
WorldOct 9The Nobel Peace Prize awarded to South African jurist Navanethem « Navi » PillayLa juge de 85 ans a consacré sa carrière à qualifier juridiquement les crimes contre l’humanité et les génocides comme à Gaza, au Myanmar ou au Rwanda. Elle rejoint la prestigieuse liste de nobélisés sud-africains.Jeune Afrique
WorldOct 9Navi Pillay wins the Nobel Peace Prize for her work in international justiceThe South African-born jurist and former UN human rights chief Navi Pillay, who is currently an ad hoc judge at the International Court of Justice, won the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday for her efforts to promote peace and international law. Her win is sure to be seen as a high-profile rebuke to US President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who have both rejected the findings of a UN commission she led that Israel committed genocide in Gaza. Both leaders also have been highly critical of the institutions where Pillay has worked. FRANCE 24's International Affairs Editor PhilipFrance 24 [en]
WorldOct 9Quiniela de la Provincia: result of today's first draw, Friday, October 09Conocé qué números salieron hoy a la cabeza y todo lo que necesitás saber. A cruzar los dedos.Clarín
WorldOct 9Real Madrid’s Mourinho lashes out at ‘ridiculous’ criticism of MbappeKylian Mbappe takes fire for how he has chosen to recover from knee injury as he prepares to return for Real Madrid.Al Jazeera [en]
WorldOct 9'The Blue Fighter': Zimbabwean author Kundizeza wins 2026 Caine PrizeA big win for Zimbabwean literature: Harare-based author Simbarashe Steyn Kundizeza has claimed the 2026 Caine Prize for African Writing for his short story "The Blue Fighter". The award is given to the best short story by an African writer published in English and comes with a £10,000 pounds cash prize. FRANCE 24's Sharon Mazingaizo met with the writer.France 24 [en]
WorldOct 9Senegal, Morocco to get AFCON title verdict within daysThe Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) on Thursday opened its hearing into Senegal's appeal against being stripped of the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) title in favour of Morocco. The hearing in Lausanne comes almost 10 months after Pape Gueye's extra-time goal gave Senegal victory over the tournament hosts following a chaotic finish to normal time. But in March, the Confederation of African Football (CAF) overturned that result, awarding Morocco a 3-0 victory, and the title.France 24 [en]
WorldOct 9Manchester City charges: Maresca says Premier League club will win appealCoach says he has absolute faith in Man City despite guilty finding over breaches of Premier League financial rules.Al Jazeera [en]
WorldOct 9The pharaonic policy (Al-Siyasah Al-Fir’auniyyah) of “starve your dog, and it will follow you”!, By Murtadha GusauIn the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful All praise is due to Allah, the Just, the Provider, who has forbidden oppression for Himself and made it forbidden among His creation. Dear brothers and sisters! We often hear worldly aphorisms born of human arrogance. We hear the toxic philosophy of ‘Starve your […] The post The pharaonic policy (Al-Siyasah Al-Fir’auniyyah) of “starve your dog, and it will follow you”!, By Murtadha Gusau appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.Premium Times
WorldOct 9Pope Leo lays groundwork for future conclave by naming Filipino cardinal as dean of cardinals - AP NewsPope Leo lays groundwork for future conclave by naming Filipino cardinal as dean of cardinals AP NewsAP News
WorldOct 9Dasara book chariot sets out to promote Kannada literatureAdditional Regional Commissioner Dr. P. Shivaraju expressed concern over the growing attraction of the younger generation towards digital media, and urged them to cultivate the habit of reading booksThe Hindu
WorldOct 92 Renoir paintings stolen from a French museum have been found, 6 arrested - AP News2 Renoir paintings stolen from a French museum have been found, 6 arrested AP NewsAP News
WorldOct 9‘Is it April fool’s?’ Navi Pillay reacts to Nobel Peace Prize newsInternational judge Navi Pillay was applauded by colleagues as she gave her first public reaction to her Peace Prize.Al Jazeera [en]
WorldOct 9The little Jesus in Larry Oliver’s pocketEverywhere Larry Oliver goes in Sallisaw, there seems to be a little Jesus waiting to go home with somebody. A child spots one and reaches for it. A nurse asks for more. Someone at a doctor's office smsequoyahcountytimes · united states of america
WorldOct 9Three-Tone Autumn Outfits: How Color Hierarchy Balances LayeringThe long-held notion that autumn necessitates a drab or strictly limited color palette for one’s wardrobe is being challenged by a more nuanced and practical understanding of visual composition. The key insight is that incorporating three distinct colors into an ensemble does not inherently complicate the look, provided each hue is assigned a specific visual function. This approach is not about accumulating multiple vibrant pieces, but about strategically distributing visual weight. One color should take the lead, another should provide support, and the third should be reserved for accentuation. It is this carefully constructed hierarchy, rather than the sheer number of colors, that determines whether an outfit appears balanced or chaotic. This principle of color hierarchy gains particular relevance during the colder seasons precisely because the layering of garments—a coat, a sweater, jeans—creates natural surfaces upon which these color relationships can be tested and refined. In this context, accessories transition from being mere fillers to becoming precise tools for introducing a lively tone without requiring a complete overhaul of one’s existing wardrobe. The Architecture of Combinations A concrete example can illustrate how this principle operates in practice: consider a triad composed of light blue, soft yellow, and burgundy. If the yellow takes center stage, perhaps in a coat, it can harmoniously interact with blue jeans, while the burgundy recedes to the shoes, where it does not compete for attention. Reversing the roles yields a different outcome: when burgundy assumes the dominant position, it benefits from textures that offer volume, such as leather or satin, to maintain its presence. The blue, in this scenario, functions as a neutral base, allowing lighter and deeper tones to coexist without the overall image losing its focal point.pravda_ru · russia
WorldOct 9Memories remain 50 years later for Sallisaw car showThe 50th annual Sallisaw car show will fill downtown Saturday, but its most important exhibits may be the memories riding along with the cars. Jim Lessley knows that better than most. Fifty years ago,sequoyahcountytimes · united states of america
WorldOct 9Stalker tried to punch ex before making threats in 'terrifying ordeal'A stalker from Peterborough who tried to punch his ex-partner before making violent threats has been jailed.peterboroughmatters_co_uk · united kingdom
WorldOct 9Exclusive: Emmerdale confirms new long-running Joe Tate revenge storyEmmerdale producer Sophie Roper has promised "fireworks" as Joe Tate and Sadie King team up to destroy Caleb and Ruby Miligan's marriage.digitalspy · united kingdom
WorldOct 9Inside Kazakhstan’s historic rock-hewn mosques now recognised by UNESCOFive rock-hewn mosques and associated sacred sites dating from the 12th to the 18th centuries make up Kazakhstan’s newest UNESCO World Heritage property. The complexes preserve centuries of Sufi tradition alongside much older beliefs.EuroNews [en]
WorldOct 9‘I still want to verify this’: Nobel Peace Prize winner Navi Pillay’s first reactionNavanethem “Navi” Pillay, 85, said she initially thought the news was a joke when she learned she had won the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize. The former judge said she wanted to verify the announcement before believing it.EuroNews [en]
WorldOct 9Extended interview: Miranda LambertMiranda Lambert sits down with Anthony Mason to talk about songwriting, her latest album, "Crisco," which captures the pieces of country music and disco that she loves, and co-writing Ella Langley's record-breaking hit "Choosin' Texas."CBS News
WorldOct 9Grief and tech collide in uneasily brilliant sci-fi film The RemotesShown at the New York Film Festival, John Torres’s film The Remotes tells of a mysterious app that seems to be controlling drivers' bodies, causing them to crash. It is challenging but worth it, says Karmela Padavic-CallaghanNew Scientist
WorldOct 9Mourinho lashes out at ‘ridiculous’ criticism of MbappeReal Madrid coach Jose Mourinho slammed criticism of star striker Kylian Mbappe, on Friday labelling the attacks as "ridiculous". The post Mourinho lashes out at ‘ridiculous’ criticism of Mbappe appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
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