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SCI & TECH23h agoSenegal-sized Antarctic glacier melting faster than thought: Why it mattersThwaites glacier has been losing ice for decades. Now there are concerns of rapidly accelerating loss.Al Jazeera [en]
POLITICS23h agoNo coercive steps by Revenue officials from October 17 to 25 in disputed properties: Telangana HC to governmentA High Court has directed revenue officials not to take coercive actions regarding disputed properties for a specific period. This ruling affects property owners and government enforcement.The Hindu
WORLD23h agoUS judge dismisses child sex abuse charges against actor Timothy BusfieldNew Mexico judge says prosecution did not act in a fair and impartial manner in case of actor, who denies the allegationsIrish Times World
WORLD23h agoThree Mexicans get 158 years in prison for triple murder of surfersEen Mexicaanse rechter heeft drie mannen tot elk 158 jaar en negen maanden gevangenisstraf veroordeeld voor de moord op twee Australische broers en hun Amerikaanse vriend in april 2024. De drie slachtoffers waren op surfvakantie aan de Mexicaanse westkust toen ze het slachtoffer werden van een roofoverval. Toen ze zich verzetten, werden ze door het hoofd geschoten. De daders zijn door de rechtbank schuldig bevonden aan moord, diefstal met geweld en autodiefstal. De aanklagers hadden gevangenisstraffen van 210 jaar geëist. Pas 36 uur in Mexico De Australische broers Jake (33) en Callum RobinsonNOS Buitenland
POLITICS23h agoSanctions, War, Isolation: Why Hasn’t Iran's Hard-Line Government Collapsed?Iran's Islamic republic has survived the death of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei in February, the loss of senior military commanders, war, economic crisis, and widespread public discontent. So why is the system still standing? Vahid Pourostad of RFE/RL Radio Farda's Iran Tomorrow program explains that its survival rests less on popular support than on a still-functioning security apparatus, entrenched networks of power, and a fractured opposition.RFE/RL
POLITICS23h agoTrump Waives Graham Act Sanctions On Russia Before They Take EffectRFE/RL
WORLD23h agoKarnataka Postal Circle to sell 8,000 philately passports on October 10 and 11The Karnataka Postal Circle will issue 8,000 philately passports on October 10 and 11, with 1,500 to be sold in Bengaluru’s GPO and the rest spread across Mangaluru, Mysuru, and Belagavi in a first-come, first-served process, as part of National Postal Week.The Hindu
SCI & TECH23h ago11-year old flying car company mocks Tesla RoadsterCalifornia-based Alef Aeronautics mocked Tesla, releasing a video of its flying car soaring over a Tesla Roadster.Al Jazeera [en]
WORLD23h agoPacific nations await climate billions, as fossil fuel divide looms over Cop31Ahead of next month’s United Nations Cop31 climate summit, as a strengthening El Niño drives Pacific sea temperatures towards record levels, more than $5 billion promised to the region remains unpaid. Cop31 co-hosts Turkey and Australia are pushing to speed up the switch to electric transport, heating and industry, but participating countries are divided over how to wind down the use of coal, oil and gas.RFI [en]
CONFLICT23h agoRussian forces attack Dnipropetrovsk region, killing one personRussian forces launched nearly 20 attacks on three districts of the Dnipropetrovsk region over the past day, using missiles and drones, killing one person.Ukrinform [en]
CYBERBREAKING23h agoPolice receive over 100 reports about credit card charges for iPhone Duo pre-ordersHong Kong police have received more than 100 reports of unauthorised credit card transactions related to pre-orders of Apple’s latest iPhone model, the South China Morning Post has learned. Apple began its online pre-orders for its foldable iPhone Duo on Friday at 8pm, and complaints about suspicious transactions began to appear on social media overnight. Some credit card users claimed duplicate or unauthorised purchases of the new model. A source said the transactions involved a few million...South China Morning Post
POLITICS23h agoMaragatham Kumaravel romps home in Madurantakam, this time on TVK ticketShe defeats her nearest rival, I. Paranthamen of the DMK, by a margin of 20,040 votes. The counting process was by and large incident freeThe Hindu
WORLD23h agoFIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup, Day One Preview: Germany take on Argentina as Nigeria open against PolandFrom Germany’s pursuit of a first title to the defending champions DPR Korea’s bid to extend their dominance, the opening day promises a compelling mix of ambition, history and fresh beginnings The post FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup, Day One Preview: Germany take on Argentina as Nigeria open against Poland appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.Premium Times
POLITICS23h agoMeta denied having an "anti-Lula bias" in Brazil and said it did not favor Flávio Bolsonaro in the campaign, after an electoral court ruling against itLa compañía sostuvo que sus sistemas no distribuyen contenido en función de la ideología política y habló de "problemas técnicos".El comando de campaña del PT afirma que la plataforma recomendó más los contenidos de Bolsonaro, en una clara injerencia.Clarín
CONFLICT23h agoIran denies Saudi accusation of involvement in Houthi attacksIran on Friday denied having anything to do with attacks by Yemen's Houthis, a day after Saudi Arabia accused it of having encouraged the group's recent escalation against the kingdom. The post Iran denies Saudi accusation of involvement in Houthi attacks appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
SCI & TECH23h agoAnthropic proposes law regulating AI to US lawmakersAnthropic, the creator of the AI assistant Claude, confirmed on Friday it is circulating a draft bill among US lawmakers aimed at regulating artificial intelligence to address the lack of federal legislation on the risks posed by the new technology. The post Anthropic proposes law regulating AI to US lawmakers appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
WORLD23h agoWallabies left wondering if Bledisloe pain will ever end after All Blacks thrashingWallabies humiliated in ‘unacceptable’ thrashing by New ZealandThe Telegraph
POLITICS23h agoUS To Make Investment, Counterterrorism Push As Rubio Heads To Central AsiaAs Secretary of State Marco Rubio heads to Uzbekistan this weekend, Washington is hoping the high-level diplomatic engagement translates into concrete economic and security cooperation.RFE/RL
CONFLICT23h agoIsraeli raids and arrests in southern Syria push population to the brinkSurvivors recount brutal prison conditions, enduring beatings, restraints and psychological abuse by Israeli soldiers.Al Jazeera [en]
POLITICS23h agoProtest March and Secularism ! The article discusses a protest march and the concept of secularism. This topic is relevant to societal discussions around civil liberties, religious freedom, and political movements.countercurrents.org · India
MILITARY23h agoBritish troops to take part in major Ukraine - facing wargame next monthBritish troops are scheduled to participate in a significant wargame next month that is focused on Ukraine. This event signifies ongoing military cooperation and readiness in the region amidst current geopolitical dynamics.redditchadvertiser.co.uk · United Kingdom
BUSINESS23h agoIMF official highlights mounting global fiscal challengesAn IMF official has highlighted increasing global fiscal challenges, indicating potential economic difficulties on an international scale. This matters as it points to potential financial instability or difficulties in various countries.brazilsun.com · Brazil
POLITICS23h ago2027 : How to stop election results manipulation AgbakobaThe article discusses how to prevent the manipulation of election results in 2027, according to Agbakoba. This issue is important for ensuring democratic processes and public trust in elections.vanguardngr.com · Nigeria
POLITICS23h agoWhite Lynching Culture Is Still Alive And Well [ Op - Ed ] An opinion piece asserts that 'White Lynching Culture' remains prevalent. This highlights a contentious social and racial issue.92q.com · United States
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