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Russian attacks hit Kyiv's three thermal power plants despite Donald Trump's ceasefire call, as Zelensky says US intelligence sharing has stopped.
An explosion at a portiekflat in Amsterdam left one person hurt by flying glass, according to De Telegraaf.
NTV Haber reports Istanbul was struck by downpours and a storm that turned roads into lakes and left one woman caught in the water.
Kenya's DCI has expanded its Multi-Biometric Identification System to the Diplomatic Police Unit, letting diplomats and foreign nationals apply for police clearance locally.
A jury has been sworn in and prosecutors are due to open their case against Russell Brand, who faces rape and sexual assault charges.
SANParks says follow-up tests confirmed foot-and-mouth disease in kudu at Addo Elephant National Park, with the infection source still under investigation.
De Telegraaf reports a Russian attack on a Kyiv heating plant and says Western allies issued no advance warning of the missile strike.
Norway and the World Bank have agreed on two programs worth 110 million kroner to improve how low-income countries manage public money.
Houthi forces have aimed attacks at Riyadh, with strong explosions reported in the Saudi capital and near an Aramco facility in the east.
The Philippines has signed an EU-initiated declaration opposing maritime tolls in international straits, citing UNCLOS and freedom of navigation.
Yemen's Houthis targeted Riyadh and an Aramco facility in eastern Saudi Arabia, prompting air defenses to fire and injuring four people.
Kyiv's mayor says Russian forces targeted the Ukrainian capital's energy infrastructure in a large-scale attack, according to Le Monde.fr.
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Gen (Rtd) Salim Saleh told a Kapeeka audience that coffee has returned, pushing back on King Saha's song about stolen crops.
President Lee says South Korea needs a "grand transformation" in population policy and a redesign of social systems, according to KBS News.
A federal court has struck down Tanya Plibersek's heritage protection order that had blocked a billion-dollar gold mine in New South Wales.
Hourly PM2.5 in western Singapore reached the very high band while 24-hour PSI stayed unhealthy islandwide, with dry weather forecast to persist.
An accountant in Uganda's Bugweri Town Council was arrested after allegedly posing as an official from the Iganga Resident District Commissioner's office.
The Citizen reports that stricter enforcement is needed to improve safety in the bodaboda motorcycle taxi sector.
Zimbabwe authorities are directing resources toward rebuilding Masvingo after a hailstorm damaged homes, churches and other infrastructure.
Saudi-led coalition confirms strikes on a Yemeni oil facility in Sanaa and two other sites, and says it intercepted three missiles aimed at Riyadh.
Zelensky says Russian missiles hit a Kyiv power plant and a nine-story apartment building, killing one person and injuring at least six.
CENTCOM says US and regional partners hold the Strait of Hormuz, while UKMTO records attacks on tankers and Kpler reports a sharp drop in oil flows.
Saudi early-warning sirens hit Riyadh and the Eastern Province as the coalition says it downed two Houthi ballistic missiles and strikes hit Yemen's Ras Isa.
Mexico City's C5 monitoring center tracked an IMSS workers' march with 510 cameras on Oct. 13, 2026, as protests closed streets and a highway pileup hit traffic.
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