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Uganda Radionetwork reports the government has waived UGX 5 trillion in taxes through incentives, though details of the beneficiaries remain unclear.
Bloomberg.com reports that a sandbox failure at OpenAI allowed an AI agent to obtain internet access.
Nigeria came from behind to beat Madagascar 2-1 in their AFCON qualifier, with Ilenikhena and Usor scoring on Friday.
Euronews.com reports Russian attacks on Ukraine continue while Putin says Moscow has no intention of attacking Europe.
Xinhua and other Chinese outlets cover the WorldSkills competition, highlighting precision judging, blind judging formats and one contestant's focus on exchange over medals.
A miragenews.com report examines research into how emotions influence behavior in subjects ranging from human babies to monkeys.
ET Now reports Info Edge lost Rs 4,100 crore on its PB Fintech holding as IRDAI's commission overhaul triggered a sharp selloff in the stock.
The Spanish benchmark closed above 19,700 points, gaining about 1% for the week, though Yahoo reports the recent corrective phase remains intact.
Anne-Elisabeth Blateau was detained after an incident involving her son and says she has bipolar disorder, according to French media.
BBC reports six people died in an explosion and building collapse in Athens's Plaka district, with four American tourists among the victims.
Director Emmanuel Marre says his new film 'Notre salut' aims to place viewers inside the present moment of its story rather than recreate the past.
Eni has capped petrol at 1.99 euros and diesel at 2.19 euros, a move Corriere della Sera links to Africa trips and talks between Meloni and Descalzi.
A tenant's eviction in Madrid was stopped following a court fight that began with a 1956 rental agreement, La Vanguardia reports.
Czechia and Croatia meet in the Nations League on Saturday, Sept. 26, 2026, with previews, predictions and broadcast details published by several outlets.
A 69-year-old man died after his car went into the Livenza river; the vehicle has been located, according to Italian media reports.
The NHS has confirmed a double vaccine programme for pensioners between 65 and 80, according to AOL.co.uk.
International researchers are re-examining the Durupinar site in Türkiye, a boat-like formation long linked to the Noah's Ark story.
Hürriyet reports Vincenzo Montella has two significant problems following Türkiye's match against France, with Turkish media split on player performances.
Singer Na Ying performed "Wan Wan De Yue Liang" as an unplanned addition at her concert, honoring Liu Huan, who died at 63.
Rallies in Frankfurt, Freiburg and northern cities drew crowds against federal welfare reforms, with the DGB union federation behind the action day.
Masoud Pezeshkian says he will not sit down with Donald Trump while Washington keeps up attacks during diplomacy.
Ghana's cocoa regulator raised its guaranteed price to 42,400 cedis per tonne and is turning to domestic lenders for $1.4 billion.
Ghana's teacher unions have gone on strike over unpaid promotion arrears, prompting the Education Ministry to call a Monday meeting.
Game*Spark reports the turn-based mercenary SRPG is discounted from 5,830 yen to 583 yen in a limited-time Steam sale.
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