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An advisor's account describes Bush's 9/11 experience on Air Force One, including ten minutes when he feared a civilian jet had been shot down.
Delhi manages 35 special aircraft and adjusted metro timings as BRICS leaders meet, with a joint statement agreed and due shortly.
The outbreak has spread to a seventh province, and Africa's top health body warns it is moving beyond its epicenter.
A cardiologist says deaths from heart disease are rising among Ghanaians under 50, as reports warn many cases go undetected.
An Indonesian Air Force member died at Halim Air Base's dormitory in an alleged assault by four senior personnel, who have been detained.
FundsforNGOs reports a call for proposals for an international scholarships programme in Luxembourg, alongside several Chevening scholarship notices.
Manila Bulletin reports that South Korean netizens are praising Philippine spokesperson Teodoro as he sets out Manila's approach to China's tactics at sea.
Meteored Portugal reports an African ridge will push temperatures toward 38 ºC in Portugal before reaching the North Sea on Monday.
BusinessToday Malaysia urges extending the stamp duty exemption in Budget 2027 as other groups seek MSME support and middle-income tax relief.
Protidiner Bangladesh reports that big industries are regaining momentum even as many other sectors remain under pressure.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were reportedly taken aback by King Charles's letter clarifying they remain non-working royals.
Treeline Review has released a tested review of the Gossamer Gear DCF Whisper, a lightweight backpacking tent, dated September 10, 2026.
At Umno's annual general meeting, delegates said past disputes are behind them but want PAS to demonstrate it is genuinely different.
IGN published an analysis arguing that PlayStation's future prospects look weaker than at any previous point.
Surfers gathered to say goodbye to Matt Dee, a lifeguard known to viewers of Bondi Rescue, according to Nine.com.au.
A nation.africa feature examines how Ole Ntimama became an unlikely figure of unity for the Maasai nation.
Police allege a field coordinator handed out Rp 40,000 to Rp 70,000 per person during the August 27 Pejompongan riots, and say funding was involved.
Athletic Club forward Iñaki Williams has retired from Ghana duty, CitiNewsroom.com reports, closing a Black Stars spell that yielded two goals.
Scientists have built a non-invasive pacemaker that regulates the heartbeat through sound, according to Vanguard News.
NPR reports concerns about CDC reliability amid a Pennsylvania measles outbreak that has killed two infants and infected four vaccinated residents.
The housing market didn't cool — it shifted. Discover 5 hidden signals buyers and sellers can't ignore before it's too late.
Deutsches Ärzteblatt reports researchers see a connection between the stomach bacterium Helicobacter pylori and colorectal cancer.
Canadian businesses and shoppers brace for new U.S. tariffs while Ottawa pushes a "build here" strategy and keeps talking with Washington.
Sky TG24 reports Italy accounts for 590 of 1,285 West Nile fever cases in Europe, with dengue and other mosquito-borne viruses also circulating.
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