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CONFLICT8h agoUkraine to resume strikes on Russian refineries, Zelenskiy saysIrish Times World
POLITICS8h agoThe extremes of Reform: What will Farage do?Is Reform facing another growing crisis over alleged racist, sexist and violent language within its ranks? Sam Coates and Anne McElvoy assess what the latest claims within an ITV News undercover investigation mean for Nigel Farage and whether more damaging revelations are still to come. Reform says there is “no room for racism” within the […]Politico Europe
BUSINESS8h agoGibraltar to sell infrastructure business to Saint-Gobain for $208MGibraltar is set to sell its infrastructure business to Saint-Gobain for $208 million. This represents a significant business transaction.Seeking Alpha Tech
HEALTH8h agoPope Leo 'slept well' as his recovery continues, Vatican saysThe pontiff was diagnosed with lung cancer and underwent surgery this week.ABC News
CONFLICT8h agoHow Sudan Became a Laboratory for Drone Warfare, Thanks to Abu DhabiIn June 2026, I visited Khartoum, my hometown, for the first time since the war broke out in Sudan in April 2023. I left the city to seek safety with my family after the war spread into civilian neighborhoods. I never imagined I would return to the same city. I was very excited but also traumatized by the destruction I saw as the plane landed at Khartoum International Airport. The airport was busy, with many Sudanese returning after commercial flights resumed in May 2026. But the growing drone warfare that is spreading over Sudan threatens the return of hopeful Sudanese The post How Sudan BecaWar on the Rocks
POLITICS8h agoKallas: Ukraine’s attacks on Russian refineries constitute self-defenceEU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas says Ukraine’s strikes on Russian refineries are legitimate, as Kyiv vows to resume them despite Trump’s energy ceasefire.EuroNews [en]
CONFLICT8h agoWhy Does Saudi Arabia Struggle to Stop Houthi Attacks?The Saudi military has expensive equipment, but the missiles and drones used by the Yemeni militia are difficult to detect and stop.NYT World
CONFLICT8h ago‘We’re done’: Zelensky says Ukraine will resume strikes on Russian oil refineriesMeduza [en]
BUSINESS8h agoEarnings Snapshot: Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing tops Q3 estimates, gives Q4 revenue guidance above estimatesTaiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing exceeded third-quarter earnings estimates and provided fourth-quarter revenue guidance that also surpassed expectations. This indicates strong financial performance for the major semiconductor company.Seeking Alpha Tech
CONFLICT8h agoUS considers hitting Iran with ‘Mother of All Bombs’ – ReportVanguard Nigeria
DISASTER8h agoEl Nino impact severe, will be at peak till February: Telangana Chief SecretaryA government official in Telangana stated that the impact of El Nino is severe and is expected to peak until February. This indicates an ongoing and significant climate event with potential regional consequences.The Hindu
POLITICS8h agoWhy is there opposition against setting up foreign universities in Tamil Nadu? ExplainedWith the University of Western Australia having secured final approval from the UGC to set up its campus in Chennai, the Left parties and other organisations have said that this would lead to the commercialisation of educationThe Hindu
POLITICS8h agoBacklash in Kashmir over proposal for uniform Friday sermons across mosquesPolitical and religious critics accuse India's Modi government of curbing Kashmir's freedom of religion and expression.Al Jazeera [en]
POLITICS8h ago2027: Ex-Obi campaign chief joins Tinubu re-election pushBy Luminous Jannamike ABUJA – A former chairman of the Coalition for Peter Obi (CPO), Marcel Ngogbehei, has been appointed Director-General of the Tinubu Must Stay Movement’s alliance with the Directorate of Mobilisation and Integration (DMI), as political forces position ahead of the 2027 elections. The appointment puts a former key organiser of Peter Obi’s […] The post 2027: Ex-Obi campaign chief joins Tinubu re-election push appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
CONFLICT8h agoRussian drone attacks in Kyiv region leave four injured, homes damagedUkrinform [en]
POLITICS8h agoIndia news: Supreme Court hears Rahul Gandhi's Election Commission pleaA petition filed by opposition leader Rahul Gandhi and others seeks an independent audit of India's sweeping voter deletions. Meanwhile, actor Imran Khan has reportedly been ordered to leave India. DW has more.DW News [en]
SCI & TECH8h agoClock ticking for leap second: Why timekeeping could change foreverTimekeepers add a leap second occasionally to keep our clocks and the Earth's rotation in tune. That could now change.Al Jazeera [en]
DISASTER8h agoA 68-year-old woman injured in the Panama earthquake dies: it is the first death related to the strong earthquake that shook the countryEl Tiempo
BUSINESS8h ago2027 budget: French cinema fears a catastrophic scenarioMore than 170 figures from France's film industry warn about the impact of the 2027 budget, fearing hundreds of films could vanish if measures like doubling VAT on Canal+ pay-TV offers go through.EuroNews [en]
MILITARY8h agoChina’s Military Expansion in Southeast Asia Masks a More Complicated RealityThe Chinese Ministry of Defense’s announcement of a “joint support and training center” at an airport in Ban Keun, Laos, on Sept. 29 drew attention to the People’s Liberation Army’s growing footprint in Southeast Asia. Although China does not call it a “base” and said it’s “not targeted at any third party,” it is China’s first publicly acknowledged overseas military facility centered on airpower. Ban Keun joins Djibouti and Cambodia’s Ream Naval Base as nodes in a burgeoning network of overseas Chinese security infrastructWar on the Rocks
WORLD8h agoMourinho blasts ‘shameless’ timing of Vinicius ban decision"Couldn't they do it now? Couldn't they do it tomorrow morning? Do we have to come by bus and almost arrive at the stadium when we find out Vinicius has a four-match suspension?" The post Mourinho blasts ‘shameless’ timing of Vinicius ban decision appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
POLITICS8h agoLula's political move: Brazil approves reducing the work week, less than two weeks before the second-round electionsEl Senado de Brasil aprobó la reducción de la jornada laboral a 40 horas semanales.El proyecto fue impulsado por el presidente, a 11 días de la contienda presidencial.Clarín
SCI & TECH8h agoOver 1,000 Hongkongers to ride Baidu’s robotaxis in city-first public trialMore than 1,000 residents are expected to ride in autonomous vehicles (AVs) after Chinese technology giant Baidu launches Hong Kong’s first large-scale public trial next week. Baidu’s robotaxi platform, Apollo, will run the trial in Tung Chung from October 21 to November 3, inviting more than 1,000 residents to take part. Iris Wong Man-hei, senior project and business development manager for Baidu’s intelligent driving group, described the trial as a “milestone” for the city’s autonomous driving...South China Morning Post
WORLD8h agoMaradona Family Divided Over Sentences At Death TrialA lawyer for two of his daughters, Dalma and Gianinna, on Wednesday accused his carers of "murder" and asked that six of the seven accused be sentenced to up to 15 years in prison. The post Maradona Family Divided Over Sentences At Death Trial appeared first on Channels Television.Channels TV
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