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Economists are more optimistic about the world economy, but Europe posts the weakest growth expectations, according to reports.
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Economists are more optimistic about the world economy, but Europe posts the weakest growth expectations, according to reports.

PC Games Hardware reports that developers continue choosing Mac hardware over Windows 11, even with WSL available.

Jon Jones says he is responsible for Gable Steveson leaving the octagon immediately after a 12-second knockout loss at UFC 331.

A 29-year-old woman went to hospital worried about her unborn child and left with an unexpected diagnosis, thesun.ie reports.

Trump said Moscow has "unfortunately" lost control of its oil industry, as reports say he will press Zelensky over strikes on Russian refineries.

Mondosanità reports that researchers have described the mechanism by which neurons are activated in glioma, a type of brain tumor.

Speaking at the UN General Assembly, Trump said the country that wins the artificial intelligence race wins everything, according to BFM.

NASA found organic molecules on Mars arranged in patterns tied to life on Earth. Here's why scientists are quietly freaking out — and the one thing standing in the way.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has arrived in Shanghai for a three-day working visit, his fourth official trip to China.

Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez will not attend Trump's UN General Assembly reception Tuesday, with the government saying the invitation arrived too late.

Pick n Pay has appointed Spencer Sonn, formerly of Woolworths Food, as its incoming chief executive, according to Moneyweb.

A lung doctor warns that marketing nicotine as a wellness product is a concern, according to a guest column in The Washington Post.

A group representing London's councils warns of a £5bn funding gap by 2030 as boroughs face service cuts and possible bankruptcy.

Former Senate President Anyim Pius Anyim says the APC should not be blamed for the PDP's decision not to zone its presidential ticket to the South-East.

The Houthi movement says a Saudi-led airstrike hit a prison in Yemen, killing nine people, according to a report by 第一财经.

Major US outlets have paused pooled coverage of President Trump after his administration restricted press access, according to The Guardian.

Ghana's Interior Minister has handed vehicles and equipment to the Ghana National Fire Service and commissioned a committee to review fire safety regulations.

BFM reports the French National Assembly is expected to start examining the budget on October 13, as fuel prices and energy costs dominate the political agenda.

James Webb keeps spotting giant black holes too early in the universe. Here's why it's forcing scientists to rewrite the story of cosmic evolution.

A Kremlin-backed network tied to two African countries allegedly moved $6.9 billion through global banks using forged documents, per Business Insider Africa.

Saudi Crown Prince launches the first cars from Ceer, a move officials describe as a strategic step toward building an advanced industrial base.

At its September 2026 press briefing, China's environment ministry said ecological protection red lines in major regions are delivering notable conservation results.

Norwegian prosecutors have asked for youth sentencing for teenagers charged in a murder conspiracy case in England, according to Nettavisen.

BBC report raises concerns about the Women's Super League's record on producing homegrown players.
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