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Researchers say stellar pulsations hint at a large planet orbiting 140 light-years away, in the habitable zone of the hottest star yet linked to such a find.
The BBC reports that hundreds of prisoners are being freed today as an early release programme gets underway.
Scientists have found a structural explanation for unusual magnetic behavior in quantum materials, according to The Quantum Insider.
A SAMAKAL report says actress Sunerah presents one image before cameras and a different one away from them.
Huh Mimi, a descendant of Korean independence activists, took gold in the women's judo 57kg class at the Nagoya Asian Games, KBC광주방송 reports.
Amani Africa has published the provisional schedule of the African Union Peace and Security Council's activities for October 2026.
A house fire on Brattholmen in Øygarden destroyed much of the building, according to Bergensavisen, as firefighters tried to save a garage and car.
A teardown of Apple's AirPods 5 finds the earbud batteries are easier to reach, though the charging case remains difficult to open.
Zimbabwe's rail revival push hinges on consolidating steel demand and fixing governance at NRZ, according to Herald.co.zw.
Singapore's competition watchdog has taken action against a fake review provider and 45 businesses, with some firms apologising for their conduct.
Consilium has appointed Henry Menage as a PI, New Business Executive covering the UK and Ireland, Reinsurance News reports.
Milenio reports that prosthetic devices remain out of reach for many Mexicans while amputation data goes unrecorded.
Millennials and Gen Z are rewriting sports fandom — and the old rules are dying. Here's what's really happening and why it's better than you think.
Polish outlet Interia Sport reports Magda Linette meets Katerina Siniakova in the first round of the WTA tournament in Beijing.
Daily News reports Tanzania has adopted new technology aimed at improving how the country prepares for and responds to disasters.
Norwegian road authorities report the highest number of traffic fatalities in ten years, with a sharp rise among young people in September.
Kim Jong-ho took gold in the compound archery men's individual event at the Asian Games, according to 경기일보, marking a first for South Korea in the discipline.
A dog belonging to the Swedish figure Hellquist has died, according to a report from the newspaper Expressen.
Australian minister Anika Wells earns Time recognition for social media policy as The Guardian reports no negative equity crisis despite property slump.
Multiple German news outlets report that concerts by Ye, formerly Kanye West, in St. Petersburg have been called off.
Herald.co.zw reports Zimbabwe is being pressed to reform its policies in order to unlock capital held by citizens living abroad.
The provincial government of Negros Oriental has reinstated a four-day workweek for Capitol operations, citing rising fuel and energy expenses.
Pakistan beat Bangladesh by six wickets to reach the final, according to Sonalinews.com, sending Bangladesh into a bronze-medal match.
The Edge Malaysia's cover story looks at how big money and AI-driven automation may affect people's ability to think for themselves.
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