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Samsung has launched the Galaxy A18 4G, a budget phone with a new chipset, IP64 rating, a notch display and One UI 9 out of the box.
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Samsung has launched the Galaxy A18 4G, a budget phone with a new chipset, IP64 rating, a notch display and One UI 9 out of the box.

A war-damaged building in Gaza City collapsed Wednesday, killing at least 20 people, with casualty figures varying across reports.

The Conversation reports that bacteria can hijack viruses to shuffle their own DNA, a finding that sheds light on how microbes exchange genetic information.

PDP backs Wike's Rainbow Coalition for Tinubu's re-election while criticizing APC governors' performance ahead of 2027.

Tweakers reports Microsoft will hold its first combined Windows and Surface event in more than two years on October 7.

South African pricing for Apple's iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max emerges, with the priciest contract option reaching R79,920.

Blackie Chen, a Taiwanese television host, is in intensive care in Taipei after a heart attack, according to reports.

Australia has identified 36 jobs that will qualify for special visa exemptions, according to Yen News.

ABC's Dancing With the Stars began its 35th season with a two-night premiere that included voting drama and the first elimination, Deadline reports.

Boox's third-generation Palma e-reader gains stylus support and a redesigned aluminum chassis, shipping with Android 16 preinstalled.

OpenAI's chief executive told the BBC that anxiety about artificial intelligence is understandable while arguing firms building the technology deserve public confidence.

Scientists at Ahmedabad's Physical Research Laboratory used Hope mission data to map Martian temperatures, India Today reports.

RTP reports the European Union will put forward an emergency framework intended to prevent migrant flows, announced during its State of the Union coverage.

Yemeni forces hit Houthi missile platforms at Taiz airport, as reported by alarabiya.net, amid wider clashes in the governorate.

Thailand's King flew himself and Queen Suthida to Vietnam for a state visit, with the Queen serving as co-pilot, according to The Standard (HK).

Trump has raised the idea of a bill for the Iran war, saying nations that did not assist the US should compensate it, according to 경향신문.

The Globe and Mail reports the Alberta NDP won a Calgary byelection in a riding the UCP has reliably held, amid anger over a separation referendum.

Deutsches Ärzteblatt releases Part 3 of its question-and-answer coverage from the 2026 travel vaccination symposium.

Trump says the US is open to negotiating with Iran, demands payback over Hormuz, and takes aim at Google, according to Open Magazine.

Yamaha has introduced a new compact soundbar equipped with Dolby Atmos, according to bdnews24.com.

RTE.ie reports trust is breaking down among contestants as the Irish version of the reality show heads toward its endgame.

The Kennedy Center has shut down after a federal court refused to allow Trump's name on the building, CNN.co.jp reports.

HealthNews reports Portugal's RSV campaign now covers every baby up to one year old, with the programme already under way.

A deputy head of the Ghana Medical Association has given Insight and two other outlets seven days to withdraw a story, Asaase Radio reports.
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