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ConflictOct 5With Operation Vivaldi, Ukrainian drones and robots push back the Russian armyDÉCRYPTAGE - Sur le front du Donbass, près de Lyman, l’armée ukrainienne a une nouvelle fois démontré sa capacité d’innovation tactique et technologique.Le Figaro International
BusinessOct 5Middle East crude exports exceed pre-war levelsLas exportaciones de petróleo de Oriente Medio, sin contar a Irán, han superado los niveles previos al conflicto, pese a las tensiones en el estrecho de Ormuz.Arabia Saudita y Emiratos lideran los envíos por rutas alternativas, mientras Irán sigue bloqueado. El flujo ha reducido el precio del crudo.Clarín
BusinessOct 5S&P Global Ratings launches risk assessment tool for digital asset vaultsS&P Global Ratings has launched a new risk assessment tool specifically designed for digital asset vaults. This initiative aims to provide better evaluation and transparency for the digital asset market.Seeking Alpha Tech
BusinessOct 5e.l.f. Beauty enters fragrance & body care with e.l.f. POP debute.l.f. Beauty is expanding its product line by entering the fragrance and body care market with its new e.l.f. POP debut. This signifies a strategic business move for the company.Seeking Alpha Tech
WorldOct 5Work finished on turning park in 'cleaner, greener, more welcoming space'Improvement works have been finished promising a “cleaner, healthier and more welcoming place for future generations.theboltonnews · united kingdom
WorldOct 5"The vulnerability of cyclists cannot mean infringing the rules"The statement 'The vulnerability of cyclists cannot mean infringing the rules' addresses the balance between cyclist safety and adherence to regulations. This suggests a discussion around road safety and legal responsibilities.Clarín
BusinessOct 5Monday's Economic CalendarThis article provides the schedule of economic events planned for Monday. It serves as an informational resource for financial market participants.Seeking Alpha Tech
BusinessOct 5The FT’s stock picking game starts todayTake on other subscribers in a race to win £1,000Financial Times
ConflictOct 5Securing energy and trade flows in geo-economic conflictsThe Straight of Hormuz’s closure this year highlighted the fragility of trade routes and the Middle East’s importance for supplying the world. What can be done to be better in securing exports?Politico Europe
ConflictOct 5India seeks to be ‘a little bit more involved’ in ending Ukraine war: ministerIndia is taking a more direct role in efforts to end the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, engaging both sides on issues including shipping and reducing hostilities, Minister of External Affairs S. Jaishankar has said. Speaking at a security conference over the weekend, Jaishankar said India in recent months has become “a little bit more involved beyond advocacy”. The comments point to a more active role for New Delhi after years of taking a cautious approach to the war, in part because of...South China Morning Post
Sci & TechOct 5Girls in Aviation Day gave students a hands-on look at aviation and aerospace careersHundreds gathered for Girls in Aviation Day with aircraft tours, hands-on activities, and chances to meet leaders in aviation and aerospace.headtopics · united states of america
WorldOct 5Filipino production company wins Emmy for Penn Museum projectA video produced through a collaboration between the Penn Museum and Filipino-owned production house Maestro Filmworks has earned a Mid-Atlantic Emmy Award. Marking an international achievement for the Philippine-led creative company, the short-form project, “Ancient Egypt and Nubia,” won in the Art and Entertainment, Short Form category at the 2026 Mid-Atlantic Emmy Awards presented byinquirer · philippines
BusinessOct 5The GST Cut On Health Insurance: Did Premiums Actually Fall?The GST cut on individual health insurance premiums was expected to make policies cheaper for consumers. From September 22, 2025,…thestatesman · india
PoliticsOct 5Sanders backs Pope Leo’s call to protect human art from AIProgressive Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) on Sunday backed Pope Lepo XIV’s call to prioritize art made by humans over that made by artificial intelligence (AI). “Pope Leo is right. Art is not some kind of superfluous luxury that can be eliminated from our lives. It is a crucial part of the human experience,” the Vermont…The Hill
WorldOct 5Can Australia Create Lasting Climate Impacts For the Asia-Pacific?Australia is set to preside over the negotiations at the upcoming COP31 climate conference in Türkiye, but its support for regional partners will need to be sustained.thediplomat · japan
BusinessOct 5How could higher jet fuel costs and Middle East disruption affect Qantas?Qantas (ASX:QAN) is rerouting flights, lifting fares and renewing its fleet as jet fuel costs linked to Middle East conflict bite.kalkinemedia · australia
PoliticsOct 5Rubio Heads To NATO Allies As Russian Threat, Middle East War Shape AgendaUS Secretary of State Marco Rubio is heading to Iceland, Greece, and Portugal on October 5-8 for talks on security, defense, energy, economic cooperation, and technology as NATO allies face growing security concerns over Russia’s military activity and continued Middle East instability.RFE/RL
BusinessOct 5Gold nudges lower as dollar holds firm - ReutersGold steady as stronger dollar and high yields offset waning Fed hike expectations ReutersReuters World
BusinessOct 5Tech products you can lease right nowBuying new tech can get expensive quickly, especially for devices we use daily, like smartphones, which can cost upwards of $1,000 for the latest flagships. Prices for these devices are only expected to keep rising as we deal with the global semiconductor shortage. But you don't always have to drop the full price on a new piece of tech. Many of the most popular tech products can be leased instead of purchased outright. This lets you cut down on the amount of money you have to put down up front, but it comes with the consequence of never actually owning the device you're using. Leasing has benefits, especially with flagship smartphones, which you'll likely upgrade every few years anyway. And while it sounds good on paper, there are some very real costs to leasing tech that you should be aware of. Still, it can make sense for a lot of people, especially if you have no interest in collecting the items you use and want to upgrade more often (in most cases). If you are interested in leasing your tech products, your options will vary depending on the type of device you're trying to pick up and where you are located in the world. From gaming consoles to smart TVs and, of course, the aforementioned smartphones, here are several popular tech products you can lease right now, as well as some information on how those leases work.headtopics · united states of america
WorldOct 5Damon Lindelof Talks 'Lanterns' Season 1 Finale, Sinestro's Role, and John Stewart's DCU FutureCollider's Steve Weintraub interviews Damon Lindelof, co-creator of HBO Max's 'Lanterns', about the Season 1 finale. Lindelof discusses the decision to kill Hal Jordan, the significance of the green and yellow color schemes, Sinestro's survival on the island, and how the season concludes with John Stewart becoming a full Lantern.headtopics · united states of america
WorldOct 5Pokémon GO's Twilight Trails Introduces Bramblin, the Spooky Tumbleweed PokémonPokémon GO's latest season, Twilight Trails, has kicked off the spooky season with the introduction of Bramblin, a new Grass/Ghost Pokémon. As fall sets in, players can expect eerie events and the opportunity to catch this unique creature, which resembles a haunted tumbleweed with a dark past.headtopics · united states of america
WorldOct 5Kit Harington Discusses Sydney Carton's Self‑Sacrifice in A Tale of Two Cities FinaleKit Harington talks about his character's sacrifice in A Tale of Two Cities, explaining the importance of the love triangle, the adaptation process, and the emotional intensity of the finale, while also touching on technical aspects like the guillotine set and future projects.headtopics · united states of america
Sci & TechOct 5From GPS monitoring and phones for dogs to prepaid health plans and special ice creams: what living with pets will be like in the futureLos nuevos collares inteligentes y sistemas con reconocimiento facial permiten personalizar las dietas y controlar la rutina animal.Estas innovaciones buscan advertir a tutores y veterinarios sobre posibles dolencias antes de que los síntomas se vuelvan evidentes.Son datos de una feria internacional del sector, que se anticipan en la local Mascotear, del 24 al 25 de octubre en Recoleta.Clarín
WorldOct 5Malaysians choose family over shopping or holidays, domestic travel data showsMalaysians delight in visiting family and friends, so much so that these visits made up 44 per cent of domestic travel. They enjoy seeing their loved ones even more than shopping (21.6 per cent) and holidaying (13 per cent), as shown in the latest numbers from the Statistics Department on domestic tourism in the second quarter of this year. The 44 per cent recorded is even higher than last year’s trend in domestic tourism where “visiting relatives and friends remained the primary purpose of...South China Morning Post
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