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POLITICS2d agoTinubu appoints former SSS DG as Governing Board Chair of NISSThe former DG began his career in the Security Division of the Kano State Cabinet Office before his transfer of service in 1984. The post Tinubu appoints former SSS DG as Governing Board Chair of NISS appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.Premium Times
POLITICS2d agoRussia criticizes exclusion of South Africa from G20 and imposition of PolandRusia critica la exclusión de Sudáfrica del G20 y la inclusión de Polonia, argumentando que socava los principios del foro, según el diplomático Marat Berdíev.EE.UU. justifica no invitar a Sudáfrica al G20 de 2026 por su obstrucción, mientras que Polonia es considerada por su economía, pese a objeciones por su déficit.Clarín
BUSINESS2d agoStock index futures mixed after Nasdaq takes a hit on AI spending fearsSeeking Alpha Tech
DISASTER2d agoSpeeding lorry rams ambulance in Telangana’s Nirmal; mother, ailing daughter deadThe Hindu
WORLD2d agoNollywood actor Francis Duru diesDuru died months after he denied reports of him being critically ill. The post Nollywood actor Francis Duru dies appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.Premium Times
POLITICS2d agoThe Algerian opposition is powerless in the face of the invalidation of candidates for the November local electionsEn Algérie, l’opposition dénonce l’invalidation massive de ses candidats aux locales du 28 novembre. Disqualifiés par la loi électorale et menacés de dissolution en cas de boycott, les partis peinent à bâtir un front uni.Jeune Afrique
MILITARY2d agoStarlink still restricted for Ukraine despite Trump saying Musk lifted speed limitsAlthough some Ukrainian drone pilots have reported a marked improvement, there are still "constant connection interruptions."Politico Europe
WORLD2d agoPope cancels October 27 visit to Assisi, 'too soon after surgery'Recovery is going well, but doctors advise against taking helicopter trip says statementANSA [en]
BUSINESS2d agoRussian tanker heads for New York with 40,000 tons of diesel after Trump-Putin dealA Malta-flagged tanker carrying 40,000 metric tons of Russian diesel is heading towards New York following an agreement with President Donald TrumpThe Independent World
POLITICS2d agoAlbania: Parliament descends into chaos as MPs clash over protestsHeated exchanges and chaotic scenes gripped Albania's parliament in Tirana on Thursday as rival MPs clashed inside, while student demonstrators continued their protests outside for a tenth day.EuroNews [en]
CONFLICT2d agoTwo suspected gunmen killed after shooting wounds 5 Israelis in West BankFox News World
BUSINESS2d agoEurozone flash composite PMI falls to 51.9 in October; services, and manufacturing expansion slowsThe Eurozone's flash composite PMI fell to 51.9 in October, indicating a slowdown in both services and manufacturing expansion. This suggests a weakening economic growth trend in the Eurozone.Seeking Alpha Tech
WORLD2d agoFive people arrested for labor trafficking after worker's death by intoxicationClarín
POLITICS2d agoUnited-States : Backlash over controversial Ohio midterms campaign adThe backlash over an Ohio campaign advertisement attacking Amy Acton, the Democratic nominee for governor, spread beyond the state's borders Thursday, causing fresh headaches for Republicans with less than two weeks until the midterm elections.France 24 [en]
MILITARYBREAKING2d agoIsrael orders army to prepare to fully close West Bank after attackSky News World
WORLD2d agoFrom selling sex toys to becoming a "sex coach": intimacy and the questions that reveal a little-known professionFlopi Peych empezó hace casi 20 años con un emprendimiento de juguetes sexuales en Uruguay. Hoy se dedica al sex coaching y busca abrir conversaciones sobre el placer y los vínculos. El deseo, los mandatos y más: su mirada sobre la sexualidad hoy.Clarín
WORLD2d agoOne can (and should) learn to ageEl futuro parecería ser que en gran medida promete ser extenso.Y aprender no es tarea fácil, pero las personas mayores suelen saber mucho de esto.Clarín
WORLD2d agoAlicia Giménez, pioneer of the crime novel, reflects on public trials: "We condemn people with the full force of the law before they are judged"La autora del Premio Planeta presenta una nueva novela con jesuitas, secretos y rabia.También explica por qué condenamos a las personas antes de que un juez las escuche.Clarín
CONFLICT2d agoRussia ready for talks on plans for final Ukraine deal, not truce: PutinFrance 24 [en]
DISASTERBREAKING2d agoTyphoon Champi grounds hundreds of flights in Taiwan, threatens eastern mainland ChinaSouth China Morning Post
SCI & TECH2d agoChina’s humanoid robots hunt for work in South Korea as Seoul bets on physical AIThis article was first published by The Korea Times in a partnership with the South China Morning Post. Chinese humanoid robot makers are accelerating efforts to gain a foothold in South Korea, moving beyond dance performances and showroom displays to factory trials and commercial deployments, as Seoul ramps up investment in physical artificial intelligence. A growing number of Chinese robotics companies – including Hong Kong-listed UBTech Robotics, start-up Anyverse Dynamics, Shanghai-based...South China Morning Post
CONFLICTBREAKING2d agoRussian attacks leave nearly 105,000 customers without power in Volyn region, one person injuredUkrinform [en]
POLITICS2d agoFrance, a major front of a revolt whose ingredients are present across EuropeANALYSE - La jonction entre la gauche ultra-révolutionnaire et une fraction de la jeunesse des banlieues, baignée dans l’écosystème de l’islam politique et de l’idéologie décoloniale, et qui prône la violence, n’est pas un phénomène uniquement français, mais traverse toute l’Europe.Le Figaro International
SCI & TECH2d agoWhy do mathematicians keep proving things they already know?What exactly is a mathematical proof? Columnist Jacob Aron breaks down how mathematicians plot a course to answer open questions, and how finding several solutions to the same problem is an important part of the whole endeavour of mathsNew Scientist