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Wang Xiyu captured her first Asian Games women's singles gold at Aichi-Nagoya 2026, earning a place at the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics, per olympics.com.
IKEA and Xbox release YXSTABY, a gaming furniture line that blends controller-inspired design with everyday home aesthetics.
A court in Germany has sentenced a man from Wallenhorst to life in prison for the murder of his wife, the mother of triplets, according to local reports.
Swedish prosecutors have asked a court to detain two people over a suspected killing near a Stockholm subway station, Dagens Nyheter reports.
More than 210 athletes from Fujian and Zhejiang provinces took part in a light volleyball competition in Fuding, chinanews.com.cn reports.
A recount in Berlin's Spandau district has changed the winner of a direct mandate, with reports saying the AfD gains the seat and the state parliament shrinks.
The University of Edinburgh's Quantum Fringe Festival is building on a previous edition that drew 1,000 attendees, Quantum Zeitgeist reports.
President Marcos, Vice President Dy, and Education Secretary Angara visited an Isabela school for a government feeding program, Inquirer reports.
ATEQ Aviation has launched a new portable bonding tester, according to rotorhub.com, expanding its line of aviation test equipment.
Officials in Schiedam have dug up soil from rose beds after several dogs died, with toxic mushrooms found in a park as a possible cause.
Christa Pike survived a double lethal injection dose, and President Donald Trump said the execution should have been straightforward.
Zimbabwe's police chief has publicly commended members of the force's Sub Aqua Unit, according to a report by Herald.co.zw.
Columnist Fabio Serapião reports that Daniel Vorcaro supported Hugo Motta's run for Brazil's Chamber of Deputies presidency and offered a plane and a house.
Swedish housing prices are climbing even as mortgage rates rise, according to SBAB, as reported by svenskbyggtidning.
Liz Harris of Grouper tells The Guardian that fearing the music industry is reasonable, and discusses streaming scams and her new dream-pop trio.
The Assam boxer ends India's 12-year wait for a women's Asian Games boxing gold, according to The Hindu.
Tanzania is promoting alternative dispute resolution mechanisms for commercial disputes, dailynews.co.tz reports.
Growers in Occidental Mindoro are changing what and when they plant as national agencies prepare for a severe El Niño.
A rugby player named Webster says he is ready for a demanding introduction in South Africa, according to africa.espn.com.
A new demo for Glory on Pluto makes rocket engines central to what Martin Cid Magazine calls the roguelite genre's most chaotic build.
Trump says the US will strike hard if Tehran is linked to the Flydubai attack, as investigators examine pilot vetting and a hero pilot describes the breach.
China's women's football team was eliminated from Asian Games medal contention after losing to South Korea, 财联社 reports.
De Telegraaf reports Dutch inflation hit 3.4 percent in September, driven by sharply higher fuel prices, while grocery costs eased slightly.
An Indigenous engineer is bringing space sector ambitions to Doomadgee, nit.com.au reports, amid wider efforts to widen First Nations access to the industry.
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