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Sarawak church leaders want an unconditional apology from Umno and its Sepang division chief Noorazli over a joke about a priest, The Star reports.
Kingston Technology says its storage products are built to keep up with the speed and reliability demands of daily school use.
Skywatchers in Indonesia saw Venus vanish behind the crescent moon in a rare occultation, with observers in Lampung capturing the event.
A tropical depression is expected to strengthen into Typhoon No. 25, with its path determining how much it disrupts Japan's Silver Week holiday.
Bank employees keep up nationwide walkout as apcef/sp reports over 700 people at a São Paulo avenue gathering.
Joyn reports Jürgen Klopp is preparing a larger-than-usual Germany squad for the upcoming international matches.
Adorye wants Ghana's security agencies to examine Obiri Boahen's warning to Mahama, according to Modern Ghana.
The first ministers of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland argue that Westminster's time is coming to an end, according to reports.
Tanzania's Mwinyi has directed authorities to tighten coordination in the country's anti-drug efforts, according to dailynews.co.tz.
A woman in her 20s lost 63 million won after scammers posing as side-job offers tricked her into paying with her own card and taking out loans.
EL PAÍS reports the Suez Canal is feeling the strain from Houthi gains in the Red Sea and the shutdown of a Saudi oil pipeline.
The measure would create a way to halt AI models, Politico reports, as researchers and markets react to safety warnings.
China will compete across basketball, volleyball and football at the Asian Games, with several matchups drawing attention beyond the medal race.
A former Google DeepMind researcher has added his voice to warnings that artificial intelligence could pose an existential threat to humans.
Davide Tabarelli told HuffPost Italia pump prices will climb substantially, as crude oil surges past $100 a barrel on supply worries.
Kelington Group has won a record RM1.8bil semiconductor project in India, drawing raised target prices from RHB Research and coverage from Malaysian outlets.
The Straits Times argues that teaching domestic workers dementia care skills is not the answer, according to Magzter.
Widow's Bay and The Pitt dominated the 78th Emmy Awards, which also paid tribute to Dolly Parton, according to multiple outlets.
Graphic Online reports Ghana has declared Monday, September 21, 2026, a public holiday to mark Founder's Day.
Marcus Thuram praised Inter's reaction after they came from behind to beat Udinese and return to the top of Serie A, according to Yahoo Sports.
Iran's Revolutionary Guards blame a sea mine for an explosion aboard an oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz, while the US disputes the account.
Phys.org reports that newly developed light-emitting nanoparticles are able to detect subtle chemical differences.
Skywatchers saw the moon and Venus close together in the night sky, with several outlets covering the pairing.
Reports suggest the Moon's water supply may be too limited and contaminated to sustain the vast cities some space entrepreneurs envision.
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