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European countries have committed R1.06 billion to South African projects, as the government names the first six under its green hydrogen programme.
An autopsy will be performed after Sean Michieli and Gabriella Querino died in a boating incident in the Venice Lagoon, according to Italian media.
The Union Cabinet has raised the EPFO coverage wage limit from Rs 15,000 to Rs 25,000 per month, a change reported to benefit 51 lakh workers.
Microsoft has confirmed its first major Windows event in two years for October 7, with Surface hardware also on the agenda.
TotalEnergies aims to begin exporting Uganda's crude through a heated pipeline in June 2027, Energy News Network reports.
A helicopter covering news for NBCLA and Telemundo 52 crashed in Los Angeles, killing a journalist and a pilot among three victims.
Lena Dunham and husband Luis Felber have welcomed their first baby, a daughter, born via surrogate, according to reports.
Suahasil Nazara takes over Indonesia's finance ministry after Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa's removal, with CNBC reporting an uphill fight on fiscal credibility.
Vancouver has taken legal action against some municipal election candidates over the use of Chinese characters in their names, vancouversun.com reports.
Madrid's health department claims the surgeon who reported waiting-list irregularities at Ramón y Cajal hospital manipulated 57 cases for personal gain.
Okonkwo forecasts that Atiku Abubakar will carry 19 northern states and three southwestern states in the 2027 presidential election.
Lithuania's government says a drone brought down over the country was fitted with explosives, according to tagesschau.de.
French president asks his government for total mobilisation on fuel supply and pricing as pump prices climb and consumption drops.
South Africa's largest union federation has delayed its congress, with reports pointing to leadership disputes and political friction.
A public inquiry finds hospital failures allowed nurse Lucy Letby to harm babies, with some deaths described as potentially preventable.
The UK's climate advisers say families could pay about £600 more for European flights as part of efforts to cut aviation emissions.
Several opening acts have withdrawn from Ed Sheeran's tour in support of Macklemore, according to NPR, throwing the run of shows into uncertainty.
Anambra State says it inherited $123bn in external debt from Peter Obi's administration and finds no record of a N2.1bn ecological fund.
Malaysia's PM says the pilgrim fund's handling during his administration should face scrutiny, as an RCI report is tabled in Parliament.
A man has been charged after a three-year-old girl was killed by a car in a driveway in Western Sydney, according to 7NEWS.
Olu Jacobs, a celebrated figure in Nigerian film, has died at 84, the BBC reports, drawing tributes from colleagues and public figures.
The Times of India reports images appearing to show the aftermath of Iranian strikes on US bases, as interceptor supplies come under strain.
A former physical education teacher in Singapore was sentenced to jail and caning for sexually abusing an underage student in hotel rooms, CNA reports.
Ghanaian gospel musician Bernice Offei has died at 63, with tributes led by pastor Dag Heward-Mills, according to reports.
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