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Nature publishes qualitative research on patient experiences and health system factors shaping recovery after spinal cord injury in Singapore.
Prothom Alo reports the series 'His and Hers' has passed 100 million views, with multiple outlets covering its murder mystery plot.
Hong Kong actor Ruco Chan has described a complaint involving a Melaka restaurant as a "beautiful misunderstanding," according to The Star.
Medical Express reports new research indicating online platforms cannot fully replace the emotional support people receive from real-world relationships.
US delegates walked out of the UN General Assembly after Iran's president responded to Trump's remarks, detikNews reports.
Russia's financial monitoring agency has proposed freezing bank accounts when customer data only partially matches its terrorism and extremism list.
Manila Bulletin reports 15 dengue deaths in Iloilo over nine months as a province-wide cleanup targets mosquito breeding sites.
Prosecutors are investigating former minister Antoni Macierewicz after an incident involving police officers, according to Polish media reports.
China's women's gymnastics team took gold at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, extending its unbroken run of team titles to 14 editions.
Xiaomi has launched its Redmi Note 17 lineup in Turkey, with Gazete Oksijen reporting a 10,000 mAh battery that aims to end constant charging.
Saudi weather authorities warn of heavy rain, flash floods, hail, dust and fog across six regions Wednesday, with unstable conditions expected to last through Sunday.
A Moomin mug featuring a diving scene with seashells has sold for more than €46,000, according to Via TT, setting a world record.
The Justice Department says national security justified barring some news organizations from White House access, according to Interfax.
Iran says it is prepared to launch devastating strikes against the United States, according to AGI, as diplomatic contacts emerge over the Strait of Hormuz.
Thai sprinter Puripol "Angel" Boonson is preparing to compete for two sprint titles at the Asian Games, according to The Straits Times.
Yoo Jae-suk was back filming "You Quiz on the Block" a day after a cold and high fever led him to cancel a shoot for the first time since his debut.
Variety reports Swift's expanded album arrives with four new songs, including one titled "Patient Zero," following a surprise announcement.
The Telegraph reports Britain could face a fuel crisis after Trump said he would support banning US diesel exports as pump prices hit a record.
Reports from detik.com explain why Mars is not always red, pointing to a purple landscape recorded at the planet's south pole.
A report says satralizumab improved outcomes for patients with thyroid eye disease, though full trial details were not included.
India sealed a dramatic T20I win over Japan, but a wide not given on the last ball has triggered argument over the umpire's decision.
Best Buy is offering free Pixel Buds 2A with preorders of Google's new Googlebook laptops, which start at $899 and ship October 4.
Zimbabwe's national World Literacy Day commemorations will be held in Beitbridge, according to Herald.co.zw.
Multiplayer.it reports the story director for Gears of War: E-Day was dismissed a week before launch, amid wider Xbox restructuring.
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