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Netherlands midfielder Xavi hints at different names in the starting eleven for Sunday's Nations League match against Serbia, according to De Telegraaf.
Yemen's Houthis claim missile and drone attack on an Aramco site in Riyadh, while Saudi officials say a foiled missile injured one resident.
German politician Reiche says a left-led government in Berlin poses a danger beyond the capital, as SPD, Greens and Linke hold talks.
Two Turkish nationals wanted for gender-based violence offences were arrested in Cape Town and KwaZulu-Natal, Interpol and local reports say.
Shin Jie defeated Saiki Shiho in a playoff at the Japan Women's Open to claim her 30th domestic win and a lifetime tour exemption.
Franco Colapinto sat 11th after a rain-delayed Formula 1 Bahrain Grand Prix got underway in Malaysia, with Max Verstappen leading, per Infobae.
Swedish outlet Göteborgs-Posten describes the Formula 1 situation as a complete disaster in its Sunday report.
Norwegian police report three people shot in Halden and say they have control of one suspect, according to NRK and other outlets.
The ticket sale for Glastonbury 2027 has opened, with BBC reporting that buyers describe the scramble as being like a lottery.
Downpour in Sepang forces officials to postpone the start of Sunday's Formula 1 race, according to multiple German outlets.
Japanese authorities have taken a U.S. service member stationed in Japan into custody on suspicion of robbery and homicide, Xinhua reports.
De Telegraaf reports the first detection of a radio signal from an exoplanet, a finding that could open a new way to study distant worlds.
A Gen Z couple in Nairobi held their wedding on a city street, an event the-star.co.ke reports drew notice across the Kenyan capital.
Ottawa beat Toronto in its season opener, with Thomas Chabot playing a key role, according to NHL.com.
Madonna University confirmed disciplinary action against nursing students after a video filmed in a hospital circulated online.
Russian official Dmitry Medvedev says Moscow is ready to act as a mediator with the US, as Washington weighs its next move on Iran.
Greens senator says renewable projects will not get a "blank cheque" from him, according to The Australian.
A student community service group at UINSU has made a natural mosquito repellent using lemongrass, according to Kompasiana.com.
RTE.ie published a "Behind the Music" profile of the act Opentide on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
The Star reports that gold bars have been granted a tax break, though details of the policy remain limited.
Riders gathered at parliament to demand action on potholes, with one participant saying they are tired of losing friends.
Hundreds of thousands marched across Spain demanding housing rights, with clashes and arrests reported in Valencia, according to Italian media.
Monika Piątkowska says someone came to her son's home and that she will not be intimidated as the Krakow mayoral race enters its final stretch.
A library celebrating the twinning anniversary between villages in Oxfordshire and Kenya is set to open, the BBC reports.
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