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BUSINESS1d agoTaiwan agrees to buy 30% of gas from Alaska LNG project, Trump saysU.S. President Donald Trump said Tuesday that Taiwan had agreed to buy 30% of the gas from a pipeline project in Alaska.CNBC
BUSINESS1d agoIMF dials up calls for urgent fiscal consolidation - ReutersIMF dials up calls for urgent fiscal consolidation ReutersReuters World
BUSINESS1d agoIMF warns higher borrowing costs are straining public finances worldwideRising sovereign debt and borrowing costs have prompted a fresh warning from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) about risks to the fiscal health of member countries, with 24-year highs in US Treasury yields expected to become one of the focal topics for central bankers and finance ministers gathering in Bangkok this week. The average yield on 10-year government bonds across the Group of Seven economies increased by more than 1 percentage point between February and September this year,...South China Morning Post
WORLD1d agoWho’s in charge when the pope is unconscious and unable to govern? The pope - AP NewsWho’s in charge when the pope is unconscious and unable to govern? The pope AP NewsAP News
POLITICS1d agoTrump posts video on his Truth Social account of UK man being killed by tigerU.S. President Donald Trump posted disturbing footage on his Truth Social account Tuesday of a man being fatally mauled by a tiger in Britain, sparking backlash on social…Japan Today
MILITARY1d agoRussia prepares for possible direct military confrontation with Europe by 2045, Ukrainian Intelligence saysUkrinform [en]
WORLD1d agoToday's horoscope, Wednesday, October 14: predictions for health, love, and moneyConocé qué dice el horóscopo hoy para los signos del zodiaco en este día de la semana.Clarín
WORLD1d agoPisces Horoscope for today, October 14, 2026: predictions for health, love, and moneyEnterate qué dice el horóscopo de hoy para los nacidos entre el 20 de febrero y el 20 de marzo en este día de la semana.Clarín
WORLD1d agoAquarius Horoscope for today, October 14, 2026: predictions for health, love, and moneyEnterate qué dice el horóscopo de hoy para los nacidos entre el 21 de enero y el 19 de febrero en este día de la semana.Clarín
WORLD1d agoCapricorn Horoscope for today, October 14, 2026: predictions for health, love, and moneyEnterate qué dice el horóscopo de hoy para los nacidos entre el 23 de diciembre y el 20 de enero en este día de la semana.Clarín
WORLD1d agoScorpio Horoscope for today, October 14, 2026: predictions for health, love, and moneyEnterate qué dice el horóscopo de hoy para los nacidos entre el 24 de octubre y el 22 de noviembre en este día de la semana.Clarín
WORLD1d agoSagittarius horoscope for today, October 14, 2026: predictions for health, love and moneyFind out what today's horoscope says for those born between November 23 and December 22 on this day of the week.Clarín
WORLD1d agoVirgo Horoscope for today, October 14, 2026: predictions for health, love, and moneyFind out what today's horoscope says for those born between August 24 and September 23 on this day of the week.Clarín
WORLD1d agoLibra Horoscope for today, October 14, 2026: predictions for health, love, and moneyEnterate qué dice el horóscopo de hoy para los nacidos entre el 24 de septiembre y el 23 de octubre en este día de la semana.Clarín
MILITARY1d agoUS Army, Navy research labs team up to combat Arctic coldAs the Department of Defense eyes greater operability in the Arctic, it needs equipment that can operate in temps as low as -50 degrees Fahrenheit.Defense News
MILITARY1d agoUS Army, Navy research labs team up to combat Arctic coldAs the Department of Defense eyes greater operability in the Arctic, it needs equipment that can operate in temps as low as -50 degrees Fahrenheit.Military Times
SCI & TECH1d agoPsychology says it's not an illusion that time seems to pass faster between ages 60 and 70: the brain registers novelty and routine years leave fewer marks, so entire periods are compressed in memoryThe sensation that decades pass more and more quickly has been observed by science.Clarín
POLITICS1d agoHow podcasts became political powerhousesAre podcasts remaking politics or just bypassing scrutiny?Al Jazeera [en]
MILITARY1d agoArmy doubles down on autonomy, stakes out Indo-Pacific role: AUSA Day 2From a newly redesignated command to long-range fires in the Pacific, Army leaders laid out where they see the service fitting into the future fight.Breaking Defense
SCI & TECH1d agoAI researcher unpacks Anthropic's self-replication warningAnthropic is warning that small artificial intelligence models could soon spread themselves from one internet-connected device to another, including smart TVs and cameras. Jonas Guan, an AI researcher at the University of Toronto, joins to discuss.CBS News
POLITICS1d agoSenators Urge Trump to Reverse Diesel Deal With PutinA bipartisan group of 12 senators called on the president to drop his decision to ease sanctions on Russia’s exports of diesel fuel, saying the deal would help Moscow continue the war in Ukraine.NYT US
WORLD1d agoA star-studded cast offers a superficial take on 'Les Misérables'Despite its high-profile lineup, this new adaptation adds nothing distinctive, merely stringing together the novel's most famous scenes while stripping it of its narrative complexity.Le Monde [en]
SCI & TECH1d agoMars rover Perseverance sets distance record (but it's not fast)De Marsrover Perseverance van ruimtevaartorganisatie NASA heeft vijf jaar na aankomst op Mars een record gevestigd. Nog nooit reed een door mensen gemaakt voertuig zo ver op een andere planeet dan de aarde: 45,22 kilometer. Perseverance (doorzettingsvermogen) heeft daarmee het oude record van de Marsrover Opportunity verbroken. Dat karretje legde 45,16 kilometer af tussen 2014 en 2018. De gemiddelde snelheid van Perseverance mag met 9 kilometer per jaar niet erg indrukwekkend lijken, toch zijn ze bij NASA heel trots op de prestatie. Het was de bedoeling dat het wagentje zo'n 20 kilometer zou aNOS Buitenland
DISASTER1d agoThese are the cities around the world that are sinking the fastestUn estudio liderado por la Universidad de Pekín ha analizado imágenes satelitales tomadas entre 2014 y 2023 para medir el hundimiento de la tierra bajo 465 ciudades de 107 países. El resultado es que una gran parte de ellas están afectadas por este fenómeno conocido como subsidencia, que puede provocar daños en edificios, infraestructuras y sistemas de drenaje LeerEl Mundo