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Trump says the US will strike hard if Tehran is linked to the Flydubai attack, as investigators examine pilot vetting and a hero pilot describes the breach.
China's women's football team was eliminated from Asian Games medal contention after losing to South Korea, 财联社 reports.
De Telegraaf reports Dutch inflation hit 3.4 percent in September, driven by sharply higher fuel prices, while grocery costs eased slightly.
An Indigenous engineer is bringing space sector ambitions to Doomadgee, nit.com.au reports, amid wider efforts to widen First Nations access to the industry.
Over 400 lycées shut down Friday as ministers weigh penalties for damage and parents' liability.
A new demo for Glory on Pluto introduces a rocket engine build that Martin Cid Magazine calls the most chaotic option in the roguelite.
A Swedish pilot says he fought for his life during an attempted attack, as five people receive a heroism award for stopping it, according to Swedish media.
Egypt hosts the Alamein Africa Forum 2026, drawing African leaders and 1,500 business figures, with Africa24 carrying live coverage.
A European Medical Journal report highlights work on forecasting persistent breast symptoms in breast cancer patients.
Monochrome Watches reports Hanhart has officially attached Steve McQueen's name to its 417 ES model.
A rate increase is threatening Australian home construction, while Sydney prices fall and mortgage repayments hit a record share of wages.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. swore in thousands of newly promoted education personnel in Cagayan Valley and highlighted school programs in Santiago City.
Irish band The Whileaways are the subject of an RTE.ie feature published as part of its Behind the Music series.
Tanzania is expanding its response to a rise in cybercrime, according to a report by dailynews.co.tz.
A Korean financial outlet warns that Treasury yields may already reflect more tightening than warranted, raising the risk of overshooting.
Dense fog prompts code yellow across several northern and central provinces, with clearer, sunnier conditions expected over the weekend.
The Independent reports the deployment as Washington weighs military action against Iran and a third carrier heads to the region.
Roland Lescure says the government will be "extremely firm" on violence as more than 400 French high schools shut amid student blockades.
Swedish outlet fz.se reports that the QSSR AI upscaling feature has been released for the standard PlayStation 5 console.
Cricket's governing body has published the complete fixture list for the 2027 ODI World Cup, with Bangladesh drawn into a tough group.
heise online reports a phone game that explains quantum mechanics through the behavior of particles.
Researchers have found that obesity can alter and impair how the heart relaxes, according to cmjornal.pt.
news.com.au reports that a Jennifer film released 21 years ago continues to shock fans who watch it today.
The Manicaland chapter of the Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce has appointed a new manager, according to Herald.co.zw.
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