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WORLD21m agoThe African Grand Prix in Rwanda, the return of Joseph Kabila to the DRC, the Chadian president in Paris… The 5 news stories you shouldn't have missedCette semaine, le Brief de Jeune Afrique revient sur le retour de Joseph Kabila en RDC, dresse le portrait du nouveau président de la Chambre des représentants au Maroc, fait le point sur les relations entre le Tchad et la France, s’interroge sur l’opération F1 du président rwandais et décrypte la montée au capital d’Eramet de Paris.Jeune Afrique
WORLD39m agoEverton vs Chelsea: All the talking pointsChelsea face their first away trip outside London this season when they travel to Merseyside to take on Everton at the Hill Dickinson Stadium in Saturday’s 12:30 p.m. Premier League fixture. The post Everton vs Chelsea: All the talking points appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
WORLD44m agoMan arrested for alleged HK$450,000 theft of wife’s Chanel and Hermes bags, RolexHong Kong police have arrested the husband of a 34-year-old woman for allegedly stealing luxury goods worth HK$450,000 (US$57,700) from her at home. The woman, surnamed Chan, reported the case to police at around 8.30am on Saturday morning at their home in the Ocean One residential development in Yau Tong. According to police, Chan suspected that her 40-year-old husband, surnamed Lam, had stolen goods worth HK$450,000 in total. The items involved were Chanel and Hermes bags worth HK$300,000 and...South China Morning Post
WORLD44m agoLuddites as gatekeepers of literature, By Osmund AgboThe Luddites were a movement of skilled textile workers in England who rebelled against industrial machinery between 1811 and 1816. Having spent years mastering their crafts, they watched machines produce textiles faster and more cheaply, threatening their livelihoods and diminishing the value of skills painstakingly acquired over generations. Some, invoking the legendary General Ned Ludd, […] The post Luddites as gatekeepers of literature, By Osmund Agbo appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.Premium Times
WORLD48m agoThe new Sentimental Pact: why do women hide their boyfriends on social media?The author states that, within the framework of feminism and the crisis of male identity, this behavior shows the advancement of an unprecedented form of relationship. "For the first time, loving does not require disappearing as an individual," he maintains.Clarín
WORLD48m agoThe cinema scandal in Entre Ríos: and they weren't even eating popcornThe fight was over occupied seats, a woman threw a left hook at a spectator, and another used pepper spray. "Self-defense", cell phone lights, and short tempers.Clarín
WORLD48m agoLet's go to the movies but without the noisy bucket of popcornThe article discusses the idea of going to the movies without the disturbance of noisy popcorn. It suggests a preference for a quieter cinema experience.Clarín
WORLD48m agoThe traveling grandma: at 63, she turned her car into an “autohome” and set off alone on Argentine roadsDelia Torres began traveling on her own after the pandemic. She transformed a 1991 Renault 11 into a small home with a bed, kitchen, and portable bathroom. She has already traveled thousands of kilometers across the country and dreams of more trips.Clarín
WORLD48m agoJoyful farewell at the Paris Opera for star ballerina Dorothée GilbertThe dancer, who chose 'L'Histoire de Manon,' created in 1974 by Kenneth MacMillan, for her final ballet at the Palais Garnier, received a standing ovation that lasted nearly 35 minutes.Le Monde [en]
WORLD49m agoBoy Throb, a Very Online Boy Band, Holds a Concert to Celebrate a Member’s VisaTo celebrate, Boy Throb made its first live appearance as a foursome at the American Dream Mall in New Jersey.NYT US
WORLD49m agoAke to Stockholm: Exhibition celebrates 40 years of Soyinka’s Nobel PrizeThe programme will combine archival materials, a documentary, an illustrated comic book, and contemporary art to retrace Soyinka’s journey to becoming Africa’s first Nobel laureate in literature. The post Ake to Stockholm: Exhibition celebrates 40 years of Soyinka’s Nobel Prize appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.Premium Times
WORLD52m agoThe pope goes under the knife, and a new dinosaur species is discovered: The news quizAn investigation forces the resignation of a U.S. ambassador, a family dog braves the Yellowstone wilderness, and a celebrity gets into a public feud with a New York City shop.NBC News
WORLD52m agoWeddings are expensive. How about a grocery store cake?About a third of couples are willing to save money on cake and dessert, according to the wedding-planning site Zola.NPR News
WORLD57m agoDasara 2026: Cooking without fire competition on October 13A "cooking without fire" competition is scheduled for October 13, 2026, as part of Dasara celebrations. This highlights a specific cultural event planned for the future.The Hindu
WORLD1h agoChamundi Hill decked up for grand Dasara inaugurationOver 200 religious heads invited; celebrations to begin with traditional lamp-lighting ceremony on SundayThe Hindu
WORLD1h agoChurch suspends archbishop over alleged N2 billion land saleThe church explained that the suspension of the archbishop followed recent developments in the Diocese of Awka, where the cleric had been at the centre of various allegations and events which had raised concerns about the integrity and reputation of the church. The post Church suspends archbishop over alleged N2 billion land sale appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.Premium Times
WORLD1h agoWater released from Ganekal reservoir for drinking purposesWater has been released from the Ganekal reservoir to be used for drinking purposes. This indicates the routine management and distribution of essential resources.The Hindu
WORLD1h agoLanguage matters in Hong Kong’s birth rate debate, not just moneyWhen Hong Kong debates how to raise its birth rate, the conversation usually revolves around money: bigger baby bonuses, tax concessions, housing support, cheaper childcare and so on. These economic measures are necessary. Lowering the cost of raising a child removes some real and immediate barriers. However, there is another, lesser-known factor that works more subtly and implicitly. It comes not from economics but from the structure of the language or languages we speak each day. Consider a...South China Morning Post
WORLD1h agoDeforestation in Brazil’s Amazon falls to all-time low ahead of pivotal election voteForest clearing reached record highs approaching 30,000 square kilometers per year in the ‌mid-90sIrish Times World
WORLD1h agoMexico sentences killers of US, Australian surfers to 158 years each in prisonThree Mexican men were found guilty last week of murdering foreign surfers in 2024. The case had drawn global condemnation, particularly in Australia, where two of the victims were from.DW News [en]
WORLD1h agoMy family of four visits the same vacation spot several times a year; I hope my children remember it fondlyLindsay Karp pasó su infancia esperando cada verano para regresar a la costa de Nueva Jersey.Ahora encontró otro lugar al que su familia vuelve varias veces al año y espera que sus hijos construyan allí recuerdos parecidos.Clarín
WORLD1h agoKanye West Confronted Kardashian Family Over 2020 Election Votes , Producer RevealsA producer has revealed that Kanye West confronted the Kardashian family over their 2020 election votes. This is a personal revelation involving public figures and their political views.v100fm.com · United States
WORLD1h agoMiscreants Tied Woman Hands , Taped Her Mouth And Killed Her Before Fleeing : Husband Finds Body In Bathroom In Gurugram , CCTV Under ScrutinyA woman was found murdered in Gurugram, with her hands tied and mouth taped, after miscreants fled. This incident involves a violent crime and ongoing investigation.newsx.com · India
WORLD1h agoDaniel Dubois accused of throwing illegal shots in Fabio Wardley fightDaniel Dubois has been accused of throwing illegal shots during his fight with Fabio Wardley. This report highlights a controversy within the sport of boxing.aol.co.uk · United Kingdom
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