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DisasterBreaking4d agoOman Evacuates 25 Crew from Burning Oil Tanker in Strait of Hormuzudaipurkiran · india
World4d agoOshawa's Oct. 31 forecast: Mainly sunnyThe weather forecast for Oshawa on October 31st predicts mainly sunny conditions. This provides local residents with information regarding the upcoming daily weather.durhamregion · canada
Business4d agodubdub Raises $1.3 Mn To Turn The Scroll Into A Quizdubdub, a swipe-based trivia and puzzle app, has raised $1.3 million in a seed round led by 3one4 Capital with Antler and Stellaris Venture Partners.bharatfast · india
World4d agoAbuse survivors to press Church on accountability during pope's trip to South AmericaMEXICO CITY/LIMA, Oct 31 - As Pope Leo prepares to return to South America, Peruvian abuse survivor Pedro Salinas sees reason for both hope and unease in the pope’s record confronting clerical abuse.straitstimes · singapore
World4d agoSt. Catharines' Oct. 31 forecast: Mainly sunnyThe weather forecast for St. Catharines on October 31st indicates mainly sunny conditions. This report provides local residents with the expected daily weather.stcatharinesstandard · canada
Politics4d agoAfrica suffering in ‘strongmen’ era, says governance watchdogDemocracy and rights are declining in Africa as leaders take their cues from the rise of strongmen in other parts of the world, the head of a governance monitor told AFP. Mo Ibrahim, 80, is a Sudanese-British billionaire who made a fortune in telecoms and ploughed it into monitoring and encouraging better governance across Africa. The Mo Ibrahim Foundation’s latest report, finds broad progress on economic opportunity and human development over the past decade, but also steep declines in...South China Morning Post
World4d agoJapanese architect Tsuyoshi Tane celebrates the art of bringing together different eras in ParisA Parisian by choice, Japanese architect Tsuyoshi Tane found his way into architecture after first considering a career in football. Today, he conceives each of his buildings as places that delve into the ground and the history of cities. He carries out this work with rigor in the French capital, always rejecting superficial effects.Le Monde [en]
Business4d agoMEP Dollar today: how much it quotes this Saturday, October 31See the quote for buying and selling the MEP dollar today. Quotes, evolution, forecasts, and information for currency exchange.Clarín
Conflict4d agoONSA, DSS Rescue Three Zamfara Clerics Kidnapped En Route To Prayer Session For TinubuThe victims were among six Imams abducted on September 12, 2026, when heavily armed bandits intercepted them at about 11:30 a.m. along the Dakko-Damri feeder road, near Sububu Forest in Bakura Local Government Area, about three kilometres from Damri village, at Gidan Suleiman Bature. The post ONSA, DSS Rescue Three Zamfara Clerics Kidnapped En Route To Prayer Session For Tinubu appeared first on Channels Television.Channels TV
Politics4d agoStalemate, investigations, impeachment… Post-midterm scenarios for Donald Trump in case of defeatDÉCRYPTAGE - Le président américain s’avance vers une probable défaite aux élections de mi-mandat qui pourrait compliquer sérieusement la fin de sa présidence.Le Figaro International
Politics4d agoPolish president Nawrocki pushes his way into top court amid rule-of-law tussleKarol Nawrocki made his way through protesters around midnight in the latest escalation of his conflict with Prime Minister Donald Tusk.Politico Europe
Sci & Tech4d agoApple Intelligence to roll out on iPhones in China in December with Alibaba backingApple’s long-awaited artificial intelligence features will be officially launched in China in December, ending two years of regulatory uncertainty as the US tech giant seeks to bring advanced technologies to its second-largest market with the help of Alibaba Group Holding. The first batch of Apple Intelligence services will roll out to Chinese iPhone users alongside the iOS 27.3 update in December, following an open beta test with developers starting November 4, the US company said in a...South China Morning Post
Politics4d agoSocial Support: who receives $78,000 in November and how ANSeS pays itThe Social Support Program maintains its monthly payment of $78,000 for its active beneficiaries in November. Who can receive it, what activities it is compatible with, and how to check the payment date.Clarín
World4d agoDarín, Peretti, Ben Affleck and films with unexpected endingsMore by chance than by causality, two successful Netflix movies share the characteristic of leaving part of the audience speechless. A plot twist, an unexpected turn, or the algorithm's fault.Clarín
Politics4d agoThe PASO factor and internal tensions: why Macri said that "no progress was made" in an agreement with the GovernmentDisagreements with Javier Milei and differences with his cousin over the City. The government has not yet managed to get the Senate to approve the suspension of the Primaries.Clarín
Disaster4d agoBay of Bengal weather system set to revive rain in Keralam from November 1According to IMD, a low-pressure area formed over South Andaman Sea and adjoining areas of Andaman and Nicobar Islands is likely to intensify into a depression over southeast Bay of Bengal and adjoining areas of Andaman Sea and Andaman and Nicobar Islands on SundayThe Hindu
Conflict4d agoEducation under fire: Gaza’s children face death on their way to schoolAl Jazeera [en]
World4d agoHow ancient Chinese stayed cosy using gadgets found in classical literature, historic artworkIn ancient China, without electricity, how did people stay cosy at home during freezing winters? The answer lies in warming baskets, which have been used for more than 2,000 years. A traditional warming basket featured a charcoal brazier beneath a bamboo cover. One of the earliest written references to the device dates back to the Qin and Han dynasties (221 BC–220). At first, the basket served as a stove to keep a room warm. Later, people added incense to the brazier and placed a basin of water...South China Morning Post
Cyber4d agoAI could turn China’s social credit system into surveillance tool: government-funded studyChina’s social credit system, stereotypically imagined as an all-powerful numerical scoring project for authoritarian control, has gained notoriety in the West – although people inside the country actually feel little of its presence or practical influence. In a government-funded study, however, a Chinese legal scholar warned that deploying artificial intelligence (AI) risked turning the rating system into a “large-scale surveillance tool”. The paper was published in the Journal of Sichuan...South China Morning Post
Military4d agoAcross the lineThis month’s Useful Fiction story explores how Army infantry, armor, and robotic systems might fight together.Defense One
Politics4d agoBlackburn’s move to governor leaves Hegseth with potential parachuteSen. Marsha Blackburn’s (R-Tenn.) bid to become Tennessee’s next governor is leaving a potential opening for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, who is viewed as one of the top oversight targets in the next Congress if House Democrats take the majority.  Hegseth, a former Army National Guard Major, is interested in the open Tennessee Senate seat,…The Hill
Military4d agoKhmara, Drapatyi discuss key security risks, planning of combat operationsUkraine's Defense Minister Yevhenii Khmara and Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces Mykhailo Drapatyi held a joint meeting to discuss key security risks and the planning of combat operations.Ukrinform [en]
Business4d agoProposed billionaire tax could impact California sports teamsThe proposed billionaire tax on California's November ballot could slap a one-time 5% levy on wealthy residents, including sports team owners, to raise healthcare fundsLA Times
Politics4d agoA historically paralyzed Congress faces its votersThe current Congress has passed fewer bills and conducted less oversight than any of its predecessors in modern history, according to congressional scholars.LA Times
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