
New Microscope Captures Living Cells From Antarctic Fish
A newly designed microscope has recorded living cells from Antarctic fish, offering a look at how the animals cope with near-freezing water.
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A newly designed microscope has recorded living cells from Antarctic fish, offering a look at how the animals cope with near-freezing water.

The APC chairman says rival parties will be mere participants in 2027, as the ruling party backs Tinubu and Shettima for another term.

ASUS ROG's AI Masterclass in Malang targets creative workers and communities, aiming to boost AI-based productivity.

BusinessToday Malaysia reports TS Wong has trimmed his Zetrix AI stake again, offloading 6 million shares as disposals continue.

Thailand has declared a two-day civil service holiday as flooding submerges roads in Bangkok, which has been named a disaster zone.

Dagbladet reports a rise in the number of people in Norway paying for private schools, though full details of the trend were not included in the summary.

Pure Xbox rounds up October's Game Pass releases, while other outlets report a shadowdrop and four new additions to the service.

Ghana's president has held talks with Boeing on restarting a national airline and building a regional aircraft maintenance hub.

A University College Dublin expert is working on advanced quantum sensing tech, according to Silicon Republic.

Thousands marched in Madrid against Spain's housing crisis, days after an 87-year-old woman was evicted from the home she had lived in for 70 years.

El Periódico reports the show set a record on its La 1 debut, overtaking 'La ruleta' after Spain's match against England drew 43%.

The Season 22 finale of Deadliest Catch features the final conversation Todd Meadows had with his kids before his death, according to multiple outlets.

Internet access has been limited in Ethiopia's Tigray region after renewed fighting, with the army pledging restraint and the U.S. issuing a security alert.

A South African matric pupil reportedly paid for her dance by selling R20 grape punnets, then arrived in a R3.8 million Mercedes.

President Lee says reform depends on citizens staying involved, arguing that groups protecting their own privileges cannot be relied on to drive change.

A Times piece examines the late physicist's character, noting he could be inspiring and, by its account, not always pleasant.

Reports indicate the former president could complicate the incumbent's path to a second term as political tensions escalate.

Analysts point to crude oil prices and geopolitical developments as the main drivers for Dalal Street in a week shortened by a market holiday.

Goal.com reports Roy Keane called Manchester City "cheating" and urged the club to accept the outcome of its Premier League charges case.

Scaffolding at a Sydney construction site has fallen onto parked cars, the second major incident at the location in a month.

Italian authorities expelled trapper 351 Bratan to Moldova after he blocked the Milano-Meda highway to film a music video, reports say.

Tehran has not given a definitive answer on its offer to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, while Washington calls the seven-day proposal unacceptable.

Scientists are exploring whether fungi could help produce food on Mars, according to reports from The News International and ScienceDaily.

Mr Obasi, the former husband of actress Judy Austin, has publicly taunted her regarding a court case while displaying his wealth, Legit News reports.
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