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A nikkansports.com column recalls the long partnership between screenwriter So Kuramoto and actress Hisako Hiraki, who stayed close to him through his career.
ENA English says a new interim administration will be established in Ethiopia's Tigray region, though further details were not immediately available.
Around 12,000 people in the Swedish town of Oxelösund lost power on Sunday evening, according to Dagens Nyheter.
Sony is reportedly opening up its older game franchises to outside licensing, with classic series possibly returning alongside the PlayStation 6.
Novak Djokovic defeated Alexander Zverev in the Beijing quarterfinals, a result that also affects the ATP rankings battle at the top.
Yemen's Saudi-backed government announced a new military operation against the Houthis, as clashes in Taiz killed more than 70 people in 24 hours.
Le Dauphiné Libéré reports that Grenoble contestant Lena was beaten in The Voice Kids final, with Nelson Charles taking the 2026 title.
German politician Schulze says the CDU will categorically not back Siegmund, telling the AfD not to count on such votes.
Questions mount over how a Flydubai co-pilot accused of trying to hijack a plane was cleared despite being flagged as a security risk.
CNET has posted hints and solutions for the Oct. 5 edition of NYT Strands, puzzle #946, continuing daily coverage of the word game.
Talleres host Belgrano in the Córdoba clásico at the Estadio Kempes, with kickoff time and live TV details reported by Argentine outlets.
News.com.au reports actor Jaime King is officially divorced following a marriage that was kept out of public view.
Luke Humphries says his semi-final win over James Wade means little unless he defeats Gerwyn Price in the World Grand Prix final in Leicester.
The U.S. president is forming a dedicated AI team that will answer to him personally, according to Polish media reports.
Ukraine's president says new negotiations with Russia will take place with American mediation, according to welt.de.
A single giant clam has preserved a month-by-month account of Great Barrier Reef conditions from two centuries ago, Phys.org reports.
The 2008 vampire romance returned to Russian cinemas and became the month's highest-grossing release, according to multiple outlets.
Swedish outlets report a new Russian strategy and weapon, with intelligence warning a Russian attack may be near.
A tenant in Ireland has been awarded damages after a rent hike left him, his partner and their child sleeping in a car for several months.
Washington lost quarterback Marcus Mariota during its London game against Indianapolis, then collapsed with its third-string passer.
A Cureus case report describes an elderly male with severe iron deficiency anemia, nail changes, and duodenal ascariasis found during endoscopy.
Italy's tax agency has used artificial intelligence to identify around 20,000 undeclared properties and is notifying their owners, Il Sole 24 ORE reports.
Supporters of jailed former Pakistani prime minister Imran Khan are marching on Islamabad to press for his release after negotiations failed.
Voters head to the polls in a deeply divided election, with Lula and Bolsonaro's son named as the main contenders.
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