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Patrick Stewart, legendary actor of ‘Star Trek’ and ‘X-Men’ fame, dies at 86
Acclaimed classically trained actor, hailed as 'one of the greats,' by his co-stars, died after suffering from previously undisclosed Alzheimer's disease and Lewy Body Dementia
Convoy carrying humanitarian aid heads to Alyoshki in Kherson Region
Civilians will receive all the essentials, including food, hygiene products, medicines and fuel
Friday briefing: Israel has a dilemma - can its opposition govern with Palestinian parties?
In today’s newsletter: Benjamin Netanyahu has been left without a majority, now it is up to the coalition to find out whether the desire for change will prove to be a defining pol…
UAE diplomat running for UN chief faces scrutiny on country’s ties to Sudan rebels
While Lana Nusseibeh has won praise and the unanimous support of Gulf states, she has also been accused of covering up backing for Rapid Support Forces, who are accused of genocide
Hyrox athlete who soiled herself in race tells BBC she put others at risk but backlash was traumatic
In her first interview since the incident, Joanna Wietrzyk told the BBC she takes responsibility for it but did not deserve such a severe backlash.
Post Office suspends sending goods to the EU
It follows a delay in updates to processing systems to allow for changes to EU customs rules.
Syrians struggle with soaring prices as crisis challenges post-Assad recovery
End of subsidies and rising prices drive discontent, testing support for Ahmed al-Sharaa's government.
Battle lines redrawn in Spain’s snap election after latest train disaster
Next month’s poll no longer the contest it was, as Pedro Sánchez finds himself forced to defend government’s safety recordOne of the most dependable cliches of contemporary Spanis…
Opening the EU debate again is clearly a political minefield. But we have to do it | Simon Jenkins
Andy Burnham must tread cautiously, but Brexit was a very grave act of self-harm – and he is right to address itAndy Burnham’s opening debate on whether Britain should rejoin the …
Cautious Hope For Mekong’s Irrawaddy Dolphins Amid a River in Crisis
Despite illegal fishing and the construction of hydropower dams, attempts to conserve the sacred dolphin are beginning to bear fruit.
We must protect Jewish Australians without casting suspicion on legitimate concern for Palestinians | George Newhouse
There is much in Jillian Segal’s report that deserves support. But sincere humanitarian concern and susceptibility to antisemitism are not the same thingsThe antisemitic massacre …
Inside the bizarre Nuremberg trial ‘witness house’ shared by Nazis and Holocaust survivors
80 years after conclusion of postwar tribunal, author Natalie Livingstone's 'The Nuremberg Women' chronicles extraordinary cast of characters hosted by a Prussian countess during …
Cryptocurrency exchange Binance estimates losses at $6.3 bln following 'security incident'
Binance's initial investigation suggests that the security incident may involve a compromised DevOps engineer’s laptop, which allowed an attacker to submit unauthorized withdrawal…
What Women in Indonesia and Malaysia Want From Research on Climate and Health
Women's knowledge and perspectives can strengthen the relevance and contextual grounding of climate-health research and policy action.
Could 2026 be the year that democracy fought back? | David Van Reybrouck
Elections are never enough by themselves, but the stunning results from Serbia, Brazil and Hungary have given us hope in dark timesIt is undoubtedly too early to declare victory, …
Electrocutions, disease and no pay: how workers risk exploitation in Europe’s datacentres
As thousands of datacentres are constructed across Europe, the Guardian and Investigate Europe have uncovered disturbing evidence that some workers building them are exposed to da…
Sudanese diaspora and human rights groups denounce UAE nominee for UN top job
Critics cite Lana Nusseibeh’s denial of accusations the UAE is fuelling Sudan war by supporting paramilitary RSFMembers of the Sudanese diaspora and international human rights mon…
Sinkholes, scarred land and scapegoats: the scourge of illegal gold mining in Johannesburg
There is no end in sight for the drivers of illegal mining, while police action appears ineffectiveCora Bailey has been encountering illegal miners ever since she first started tr…
Finland launches criminal probe into Google data center project
Finland has launched an investigation into suspected environmental violations at a Google data center site Read Full Article at RT.com
Lavrov arrives in Atlanta for G20 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting
The event is scheduled for October 30-31
Month after thwarted flydubai attack, Israel issues stringent new rules for all airlines
Israeli and foreign airlines alike must submit crew information 48 hours before departure; non-Israeli crew and passengers required to fill out online form before entering country
Rights Groups Links Cambodian Security Companies to Scam Compounds
According to a new report by Amnesty International, many Cambodian enablers of the country's scam industry remain at large.
China’s Military Build-up Has Created ‘Pressure’ in Southeast Asia, Australian Defense Chief Says
His comments came as Beijing accused Manila of obstructing its attendance at this week's ASEAN Defense Ministers' Meeting in Cebu.
Russian President Putin to hold over 10 bilateral meetings with African leaders
The meetings will take place following the Russia-Africa Summit