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A Russian attack on buses in Kramatorsk killed at least 33 people, prompting Volodymyr Zelensky to promise the strike will not go unanswered.
Herald.co.zw reports the High Court has quashed the rape conviction of a former Old Mutual manager.
Canadian poet and essayist Anne Carson has been awarded the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature, the Swedish Academy announced Thursday in Stockholm.
Houthi-controlled Al-Masirah TV says Saudi aircraft hit Hodeidah International Airport and a communications facility west of Sanaa on Thursday.
Enlight Media reports 12.5-16 million yuan in revenue from animated film "Eight Immortals!" as of Oct 7, while separate reports put its box office above 2 billion yuan.
Google's new Playground turns text prompts into playable, shareable games, but access is limited to the US and tied to AI subscription tiers.
Le Monde.fr reports that two passenger buses were hit in a Russian attack on Kramatorsk, with at least 33 people confirmed dead.
UOL Notícias reports that 69 elected members of Brazil's Congress are under investigation or face charges, with separate outlets noting arrests among some.
Automakers in Argentina renewed zero-interest financing plans for October, with Ford offering the largest reported amount at 40 million pesos over 18 months.
Google Cloud introduced a universal work agent that connects to enterprise systems, routes models and follows company policies, CEO Thomas Kurian says.
Microsoft Source reports that lettering by Michelangelo, held in Vatican archives, continues to influence typography used in Microsoft Word.
Italy's parliament has given final approval to a new electoral law backed by Giorgia Meloni, drawing protests from opposition parties.
Herald Sun reports TV presenter Bec Maddern has spoken about a health scare, saying she would not wish the experience on anyone.
Daily Inqilab reports the return of 'Prem-er Somadhi 2.0' three decades after the original, though full details of the release remain unconfirmed.
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Adwoa Safo has publicly accepted her brother Israel Kwadwo Safo, known as Akofena, as leader of the Kantanka Family and the Kristo Asafo Church, ending months of succession dispute.
NASA selected three PRISM investigations to study Moon caves, water ice and environmental risks ahead of a permanent lunar base.
A tanker was hit by multiple projectiles 51 nautical miles from Madinat al-Shamal in the Gulf, with casualties reported, according to UK maritime authorities.
Guests at Kenya's State House were checked for Ebola before a function attended by President Ruto, The Star, Kenya reports.
ECB policymaker Wunsch has pushed back against a proposal to increase charges levied on banks, according to Reuters.
Doctors in Portugal warn that liver cancer now causes over 1,500 new cases a year, as a national campaign calls for better prevention.
Tamron's 20-40mm F2.8 Di III VXD, already sold for Sony E, arrives for Nikon Z in October 2026 at 8,299 SEK including VAT.
Ambassador Maridadi says gaps in intellectual property protections allow bio-piracy of African traditional knowledge, according to Herald.co.zw.
A report from the outlet Elaph describes a once-daily pill as a possible major step forward in Parkinson's treatment, though full details were not available.
Organizers say the Tana High-Level Forum has become a key venue for frank African dialogue on peace and security, with the next edition set for October 23-25.
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