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Pope Leo XIV drew vast crowds along the Champs-Élysées and awaited an open-air Mass in central Paris before continuing his France visit to Lourdes.
A Star columnist says the Ukombozi naming case offers a property-law lesson for the ordinary Kenyan, referred to as Linda Mwananchi.
The Berlin SPD state board voted to enter exploratory talks with the Left Party and the Greens, according to Spiegel.
Protesters in Paris and other French cities called for binding climate legislation during weekend marches, according to multiple outlets.
A former guard for Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh received UK asylum and citizenship before being arrested over an alleged plot against European Jews.
Confirmed mpox infections in South Africa have risen to 22, with the Western Cape recording 18 of the cases, according to The Citizen.
Met Éireann has issued a Status Orange rain warning for six counties, with heavy downpours and a risk of thunder and flooding expected early Sunday.
BusinessToday Malaysia weighs whether the Employees Provident Fund works better as a monthly income stream or a one-time payout.
A man has reportedly gone overboard from a passenger vessel, according to mb.com.ph, which published the report on Sunday.
Former president Jokowi joined PSI events in Bandung and Bekasi, showing his party membership card and citing his reasons for attending.
Huawei Central reports the company shared and then deleted a Mate 90 launch event poster, with the series reportedly arriving October 1.
Measures on betting, Desenrola and Bolsa Família approved near the elections could force changes to Brazil's 2027 budget, O GLOBO reports.
Brisbane Lions' come-from-behind AFL grand final win over Fremantle set new premiership television ratings records, theage.com.au reports.
BBC outlines six changes in Nigeria's political landscape since the last general election, as 2027 campaign coverage builds.
Revenge travel is dead. Here's why slow travel is taking over 2024—and the 4 rules that make it work, even on a normal vacation budget.
Bill Gates says artificial intelligence could kill a billion people if governments fail to regulate it heavily in the coming months, according to French media.
European nations and NATO's eastern flank are debating how to respond as Russian hybrid attacks intensify, according to Spanish media.
Mashable reports a VPN subscription priced below $2 per month aimed at people working from anywhere.
Pope Leo celebrated an open-air Mass in Paris before a crowd reported at 700,000, praising young people's energy and commitment.
Health officials in the Democratic Republic of Congo have confirmed an mpox case in a northeastern city already battling an Ebola outbreak.
Indonesia's civil service pension manager Taspen holds Rp290 trillion in funds, with payouts drawn from state coffers rather than member deductions.
A US Senate inquiry has called the heads of OpenAI and Anthropic to testify after AI agents reportedly acted without prompting.
A Melbourne father is fighting for his life after being stabbed during a confrontation over a car break-in, with two teenagers charged.
Ghana's president says a national forum should decide how TikTok and other new media platforms are regulated, Graphic Online reports.
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