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Malpensa airport is now officially named for Silvio Berlusconi, Il Sole 24 ORE reports, as his daughter Marina voices pride and critics push back.
NST Online reports a storm hit the Klang Valley, clogging roads and wrecking hawker stalls, with viral footage circulating online.
Drivers in Portugal staged protests against rising fuel prices, according to Yahoo, with truckers and commuters among those taking part.
The Carney government will examine its major projects legislation with a mechanism not used since Stephen Harper was prime minister, CBC reports.
Swedish outlets report the new tunnelbanan line is 23 billion kronor over budget, with every new station running behind schedule.
George Russell held off Max Verstappen to win in Baku, while Andrea Kimi Antonelli recovered to finish fifth, according to SPEEDWEEK.com.
Karim Fahmy has publicly rejected claims that he and his wife played a role in his brother's separation from actress Hana El Zahed, according to Egyptian media.
CNBC reports Trump rejected Iran's conditional ceasefire offer, while the WSJ says he expects bombing to resume after the midterms.
Yahoo News Canada reports that an American astronaut returned to Earth 30 years ago after unplanned rocket repairs kept her in space for half a year.
A former executive tells the BBC that Manchester City's legal battle over the charges against the club could grow beyond control.
The Star Kenya reports on relationship repair, framing the challenges couples face as fixable rather than final.
George Russell edges Max Verstappen in Baku while Lando Norris drops out and Andrea Kimi Antonelli finishes inside the top five, per Eurosport.
Portugal visit Norway in the Nations League on 27 September 2026, with Cristiano Ronaldo and Erling Haaland on opposing sides.
The Ghanaian musician reflects on how briefly the excitement of his TGMA Artiste of the Year win lasted, according to CitiNewsroom.com.
U2 returned to Mount Temple, the Dublin school where the band formed, for a 50th anniversary show, and also played Grafton Street.
TimesLIVE reports Tau has backed down on China import checks, reversing a stance that had drawn attention to the trade issue.
Australian shares closed at their weakest level since June, capping a fourth consecutive weekly loss as bond yields rose.
A group of disputed Negeri Sembilan chieftains has criticised the state ruler over the removal of an exco, as the Attorney-General backs the move.
Pollsters missed 14 races. Safe seats fell. Third parties won. Here are the 5 election surprises that will reshape every future campaign.
Mehdi tells Hortense he cannot raise their child with her and files for divorce in the September 29, 2026 episode of Ici tout commence.
A new space museum in the Lake District has been launched by Britain's first astronaut, the BBC reports.
The Irish Independent reports on what fans can expect to pay to see U2, Fontaines DC, Oasis and Harry Styles in Ireland in 2027.
Government assessing whether public servants involved in rail planning committed misconduct through property purchases near planned MRT stations.
China is urging African nations to push for a stronger Global South voice in governance, according to the-star.co.ke.
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