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Archaeologists found an ancient wall beneath a Paris hotel that CBS News reports could confirm where the city's Roman-era settlement of Lutetia once stood.
Moeve CEO Wetselaar restructures the company's top ranks, creating two new super-areas and replacing three key executives, El Confidencial reports.
Drugmaker Lilly and hospital chain Fortis call for spotting Alzheimer's sooner, as doctors warn India's dementia burden could nearly double by 2036.
The Sun reports that people who stop taking fat jabs may face a higher risk of heart attack and stroke, with danger lasting up to two years.
A French outlet reports that four weeks of dietary changes were tied to a biological age reduction of almost four years in a group of participants.
Private companies will be allowed to produce the ARC's locally developed foot-and-mouth disease vaccine at a larger scale.
A Norwegian tech outlet reports the iPhone 18 Pro Max can fall to 1.1 MB/s, while iFixit flags harder repairs and Apple's new lineup hits stores.
A new Android malware strain uses artificial intelligence to steal user data and cannot be removed by standard deletion, according to العربية.
Sky News Arabia reports the Houthis threatened the US from the Bab al-Mandab strait while describing themselves as one body with Iran.
Wazalendo SACCO presented its growth and investment record at Uganda's national cooperatives conference, according to UPDF.
Kenneth Law's sentencing hearing began Wednesday, with dozens of victim impact statements expected, according to CBC.
Chinese swimmer Peng Xuwei has won the women's 100m backstroke gold medal at the Asian Games, according to Xinhua News Client.
Hwang Sun-woo led early but was overtaken late in the 200m freestyle final, settling for silver as China's Zhang won in an Asian record time.
Michael Carrick and Matheus Cunha gave their reactions after Manchester United drew 1-1 at Fulham, a game that ended in late controversy.
Displaced Yemenis in Djibouti say their homes are gone, as the UN warns Yemen's displacement toll could reach 230,000.
A man has died after a bear attack in Russia's Krasnoyarsk region, where authorities have opened a criminal case over alleged negligence.
Somalia held a nationwide simulation exercise to test how well the country could respond to an Ebola outbreak, The Tanzania Times reports.
Svenska Dagbladet reports a break-in at the residence of an Olympic athlete, who called the incident "madness."
Poland's RTV licence fee looks likely to survive, with money.pl reporting an increase planned from 2027.
Daily Monitor reports a rise in private sector loans as banks relax their credit conditions.
Brazil midfielder Bruno Guimarães says his missed World Cup penalty still hurts but he would step up again, according to CNN Brasil.
Norwegian outlets report fresh analysis of possible Russian sabotage targets, with experts split on how close NATO and Moscow are to open conflict.
Ethiopia aims to reach 14,000MW of generating capacity by 2030, according to Dawan Africa, as officials tie renewables to regional integration.
A Xi'an event tied to the Silk Road Film Festival examined how AI content generation is reshaping film and television production.
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