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DISASTERBREAKING4d agoIndia: Over 180,000 evacuated on east coast as massive cyclone hitsFrance 24 [en]
BUSINESS4d agoCostamare GAAP EPS of $0.77 beats by $0.11, revenue of $220.39M beats by $11.27MCostamare announced its GAAP EPS of $0.77, surpassing estimates by $0.11, and reported revenue of $220.39M, which exceeded expectations by $11.27M.Seeking Alpha Tech
POLITICS4d agoMizoram aims to be first state to complete Census 2027Chief Secretary Khilli Ram Meena chaired a State-level conference here to review preparations for the second phase of the census, including training and field arrangementsThe Hindu
DISASTER4d agoFour Killed, 16 Injured In Lagos Road AccidentChannels TV
WORLD4d agoBlack Friday or Travel Tuesday? How to secure the best deals on hotels and flights in 2026We might not celebrate Thanksgiving in Europe, but that doesn’t mean you can’t snag yourself a holiday bargain this November.EuroNews [en]
DISASTERBREAKING4d agoTrain crash in Spain, LIVE: what is known about the accident that left 30 dead in Toledo and the latest newsClarín
POLITICS4d agoHow viral video of group inciting religious violence was filmed in Zamfara – PoliceMr Bello confirmed that the suspect will be charged with breach of the peace, incitement of hatred, and criminal intimidation, in violation of Sections 77, 78, and 380 of the state penal code. The post How viral video of group inciting religious violence was filmed in Zamfara – Police appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.Premium Times
BUSINESS4d agoWATCH: All eyes on rising pricesWith six days to go, inflation and high gas prices are key concerns for voters.ABC News
DISASTERBREAKING4d agoAt Least 30 Killed in High-Speed Rail Collision in SpainNBC News
POLITICS4d agoNigeria would be rich if leaders left public funds in banks – ObiFormer Anambra State Governor Peter Obi has said Nigeria would be significantly wealthier if leaders left public funds in banks to generate interest instead of mismanaging the country's resources. The post Nigeria would be rich if leaders left public funds in banks – Obi appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
DISASTER4d ago«Passengers were ejected»: the testimony of a Spanish journalist present in one of the crashed trainsLe Figaro International
DISASTERBREAKING4d agoSpain high-speed train collision kills dozens, injures over 100RFI [en]
CONFLICT4d agoIran warns an Israeli attack would be "devastating" for global marketsClarín
POLITICS4d agoState ballot measures explained: The crucial local votes on abortion, wealth taxes, and election rulesWhile the battle for Congress in November's US midterm elections captures most of the attention, voters in more than three dozen states will also decide around 150 ballot measuresThe Independent World
POLITICS4d agoNetherlands to provide Ukraine with €1.2B in non-military aid over three yearsThe Dutch government will provide Ukraine with €1.2 billion in non-military assistance over the next three years. The funding will primarily support the energy and water supply sectors, Ukraine’s recovery and reconstruction, and cooperation between Ukrainian and Dutch businesses.Ukrinform [en]
POLITICS4d agoNo Clear Winner Yet in Israeli ElectionVote counting is underway in Israel following the pivotal elections on Tuesday. It could take days, if not longer, to know if Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will hold onto power. NBC’s Richard Engel reports for TODAY.NBC News
POLITICS4d agoSocial media on trial again: Meta and Snap face jury over alleged harm to teensThe latest case is a sign of the mounting legal pushback around the world against the alleged harms of social media to users, especially children and teens.EuroNews [en]
HEALTH4d agoEbola: Survivors can transmit virus through sex, but not sweat or saliva – WHOPatrick Otim, programme area manager for emergency response at the WHO Regional Office for Africa, explained the virus in a video answering questions. The post Ebola: Survivors can transmit virus through sex, but not sweat or saliva – WHO appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.Premium Times
POLITICS4d agoArgentina 2027 Elections: when to vote and on what day the next president will be chosenNext year's elections will define who will govern the country until 2031. Seats in Congress and provincial authorities will also be renewed.Clarín
BUSINESS4d agoScandal with Mbappé: Real Madrid apologized to China and there is tension in LaLiga over TV retransmissions in the Asian giantThe French star's failed comment continues to have consequences for the football business. His response speaking of a "Chinese dictator" generated a wave of indignation in the Asian country. In Spain, they are trying to resolve the situation diplomatically to avoid millionaire losses.Clarín
DISASTERBREAKING4d agoSpain: First footage reveals wreckage of deadly high-speed train crashAfricanews [en]
DISASTERBREAKING4d agoSpain: First footage reveals wreckage of deadly high-speed train crashEuroNews [en]
CYBER4d agoAdobe Fixes 8 Critical Campaign Classic Flaws Allowing Code Execution and Security BypassAdobe has released patches to address multiple critical security flaws in Campaign Classic that, if successfully exploited, could result in arbitrary code execution, security feature bypass, and privilege escalation. The list of eight vulnerabilities is as follows - CVE-2026-104351 (CVSS score: 9.9) - A code injection vulnerability that could lead to arbitrary code execution.The Hacker News
WORLD4d agoEurovision confirms candidates for 2027 — but 2 EU countries are still on the fenceIreland, the Netherlands and Iceland will once again boycott the competition next year.Politico Europe
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