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Saudi Crown Prince launches the first cars from Ceer, a move officials describe as a strategic step toward building an advanced industrial base.
At its September 2026 press briefing, China's environment ministry said ecological protection red lines in major regions are delivering notable conservation results.
Norwegian prosecutors have asked for youth sentencing for teenagers charged in a murder conspiracy case in England, according to Nettavisen.
BBC report raises concerns about the Women's Super League's record on producing homegrown players.
Model Presley Gerber, son of Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber, has died at 27, with dispatch audio reported to mention a possible overdose and cardiac arrest.
A police officer and a suspect were hospitalized following a shooting at a Belleville synagogue, according to local reports.
RTÉ marked Irish Sign Language Awareness Week by flying the Deaf flag at its campus, as heritage sites across Ireland prepared to light up blue.
Beach-dwelling crustaceans shift over ten times their body weight in sand daily, rivaling rivers as shapers of California's coast.
Anthony Delon says his father's Douchy property, where Alain Delon is buried, must open to visitors because French law requires it.
German chemicals group Evonik has announced 3,200 job cuts, with the bulk falling in Germany, according to n-tv.de.
Reports say Washington will revive two Cold War-era installations in Greenland as part of a security agreement with Denmark and Greenland.
Daily Nation profiles OneDown, the Kenyan producer whose childhood fixation on a Nokia ringtone grew into the country's oontz movement.
Andy Burnham has declined to rule out a pledge to rejoin the EU appearing in Labour's next manifesto, according to The Guardian.
Smith rejects her party's claim that she softened government messaging on Alberta independence, CTV News reports.
Researchers propose that Venus could have swallowed a rocky satellite, offering a possible explanation for why Earth's twin has no moon today.
Atlético Madrid responds to José Mourinho's referee complaints as La Liga's Javier Tebas also criticizes the Real Madrid coach.
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas says the Red Sea naval mission requires over 10 warships, according to العربية.
Malaysia has opened its Asian Games campaign in Nagoya with at least one bronze, while the national sports council says athletes were unaffected by Typhoon Dujuan.
businesstech.co.za reports the US wants former president Thabo Mbeki, while speed cameras remain down in South Africa's wealthiest city.
A teenager has earned an India Book of Records entry for creating the most miniature paintings depicting scenes from the Mahabharata and the Ramayana.
Axios reports that stopping GLP-1 medications like Ozempic may carry serious health risks, including heart attack and stroke.
A 74-year-old man reported missing in Kilifi was found dead with his head missing, according to the-star.co.ke.
Jim Chalmers says steeper reductions to Australia's migration intake would be disastrous, as the country faces mounting economic pressures.
Ghana's latest treasury bill sale drew less demand than the government sought, with yields dropping, citinewsroom.com reports.
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