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aljazeera.com

• Is it legal for Trump to put his picture on US Mint dollar coin?
• Drier weather threatens India’s tea exports, global supply
• Chemistry Nobel Prize awarded to trio in field of metal-organic frameworks
• US army sergeant fired over pro-Palestine posts
• Ethiopia claims Eritrea is readying to ‘wage war’ against it
• ‘Do you want a player to die on court?’ – Tennis stars wilt in China heat
• Dozens killed as Pakistani army, fighters clash near Afghan border
• Videos show Berlin police beating pro-Palestine protesters
• US Attorney General Pam Bondi clashes with critics at key Senate hearing
• LIVE: Israel kills 8 people in Gaza in 24 hours as talks under way in Egypt
• Landslide hits bus in northern India, killing 15, as rescue continues
• Dozens killed in Myanmar after armed paraglider attack: Reports

axios.com

• What to make of Qatar's diet Article 5 protections
• Gold's rally signals investors' eroding trust in the U.S.
• Supplement sales surge
• HarperCollins UK apologizes to Melania Trump over book's Epstein claim
• Welcome to the mega-blob: AI firms are fusing into one big lump
• Kushner and Trump envoy arrive in Egypt for crucial negotiations on Gaza deal
• Staffing woes see flight delays spread to more U.S. airports amid shutdown
• Trump-backed Van Epps to face progressive Behn for U.S. House seat in Tennessee
• Photos: Texas National Guard troops arrive in Chicago area for Trump crackdown
• Federal workers erupt over latest White House threat to withhold their pay
• Senate GOP beats Biden's confirmation numbers
• Scoop: Virginia AG candidate Jay Jones cancels fundraiser amid "two bullets" backlash

bbc.co.uk

• Key US and regional mediators join talks to end Gaza war
• Israeli forces intercept new aid flotilla bound for Gaza
• Five takeaways from Pam Bondi's tense, partisan Senate hearing
• At least 24 killed as army paraglider bombs Myanmar Buddhist festival
• Time may be running out for master of clocks Macron: What next for France?
• Chemistry Nobel awarded to three scientists for work on metal-organic frameworks
• Dolly Parton's sister 'didn't mean to scare anyone' with call for prayers
• Hundreds of US National Guard troops arrive in Chicago
• Gold surges past $4,000 an ounce as uncertainty fuels rally
• Burkina Faso junta detains NGO workers for 'spying'
• Telecoms company sent emails to wrong addresses during deadly outage
• Nigerian minister accused of forging qualifications resigns

businessinsider.com

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cnn.com

• Analysis: What will happen now that Trump has turned on Putin? | CNN Politics
• Trump threatens a 35% tariff on Canadian goods, and he may double what most other nations are charged | CNN Business
• Analysis: The Trump team’s Abrego Garcia claims keep looking worse and worse | CNN Politics
• Trump says he struck deal to send US weapons to Ukraine through NATO | CNN Politics
• State Department notifies staff it will begin firing personnel ‘soon’ | CNN Politics
• Wife of Texas AG Ken Paxton files for divorce ‘on biblical grounds’ | CNN Politics
• Trump looks to quash criticism on natural disaster response during Texas visit | CNN Politics
• The White House just took its most aggressive stance yet against Jerome Powell | CNN Business
• Analysis: Foreign leaders turn the Trump sycophancy up to 11 | CNN Politics
• How searchers are agonizingly scouring for Texas flood victims, including children – and absorbing an emotional toll | CNN

democracynow.org

• "Eyes of Gaza": Palestinian Journalist Plestia Alaqad Chronicles Life Under Israeli Bombs
• Maoz Inon Lost His Parents in the Oct. 7 Attack. Here's Why He's Still Calling for Peace.
• Report from Gaza: Israeli Bombardment Enters Third Year Despite Ceasefire Talks in Egypt
• "Trump's Invasion": Illinois Officials Denounce Troop Deployment to Chicago as ICE Escalates Raids
• Headlines for October 7, 2025
• Man-Made Famine & Malnutrition in Sudan, Exacerbated by U.S. Aid Cuts
• Famine Expert: Israel's Starvation of Gaza Risks Normalizing the Weaponization of Food
• Gaza Flotilla Update: U.K. Journalist Describes "Torturous Conditions" in Israeli Custody
• "It's Not a Peace Plan": Ex-Israeli Negotiator Daniel Levy on Trump Push to End War on Gaza
• Headlines for October 6, 2025
• Israel Detains 440+ Global Flotilla Activists; Italian Unions Strike in Protest
• "Move Fast": From McCarthyism to Authoritarianism, Jane Fonda Relaunches Father's Free Speech Group

economist.com

• Europe struggles to put homeland defence first
• The Economist today newsletter: What happens when migrants stop coming?
• Can the West survive an age of brinkmanship?
• The flashing red threat from Russia’s dark fleet
• The War Room newsletter: The best tanks of all time
• Europe’s astonishing drop in illegal migration
• The Economist Insider launches soon
• A made-in-China plan for world domination
• The War Room newsletter: Why Trump wants a Taliban air base back
• The UN’s grim future 
• Cold war deterrence doesn’t work any more
• Top Gun—without Maverick

eiu.com

• Climate risk: seven critical sectors impacted
• India braces for US tariff salvo
• Asia: five key points on new US tariffs
• US employment momentum slows sharply in July
• Middle East chart of the week: robust Gulf FDI prospects
• Assessing the risks of extreme weather events
• EIU tops 2025 Focus Economics Awards with the most first-place rankings
• Economist Intelligence launches the Democracy Index and the Liveability Index on Snowflake Marketplace
• Copenhagen replaces Vienna as world’s most liveable city
• Middle East faces renewed Israel-Iran confrontation

euronews.com

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globalvoices.org

• Can local communities curb illegal, unregulated, and unreported (IUU) fishing in Cameroon's Douala Edea National Park?
• Australian researcher arrested in Thailand for allegedly defaming Malaysian government
• Inside-net: Russia is dismantling free internet connections 
• Madagascar’s Gen Z-led revolt against power outages and water supply cuts in urban areas
• From wreckage to resilience: Bolstering Barbados’ fishing industry against hurricane impacts
• China’s Cyberspace Administration is suppressing ‘pessimistic and negative sentiments’ online
• Behind our screens: The truth about ‘artisanal’ mining and ‘natural’ technology
• The paradox of women’s rights in Peru
• Pro-government campaign against student protests attempts to justify repression in Serbia
• From the Andes to the Amazon: Investigating China's climate impact in Latin America
• ‘It is hard to feel neutral’: How Nepal's media covered the Gen Z uprising
• The great silence surrounding marital rape in Senegal

ibtimes.com

• Thousands Stranded As Record Floods Submerge Vietnam Streets
• Hamas Says 'Optimism Prevails' In Gaza Talks With Israel
• 4 Startups to Watch in AI-Driven Cybersecurity
• Battling Cancer Made Vendee Globe Win 'More Complicated', Says Skipper Dalin
• England, Portugal, Norway Closing In On 2026 World Cup
• Child Protection Vs Privacy: Decision Time For EU
• In Simandou Mountains, Guinea Prepares To Cash In On Iron Ore
• Britain's Storied Conservative Party Faces Uncertain Future
• Snakebite Surge As Bangladesh Hit By Record Rains
• Australia Police Foil 'Kill Team' Gang Hit Near Daycare Centre
• NBA Back In China After Six-year Absence Sparked By Democracy Tweet
• Gold Tops $4,000 For First Time As Traders Pile Into Safe Haven

icij.org

• Purported dissident who monitored Chinese activists in Germany convicted of espionage 
• Journalists in Peru seek protection from justice system amid rising threats, harassment by officials
• Syrian authorities arrest and briefly detain prominent activist as country’s president makes UN debut
• Cryptocurrency exchange Garantex lives on despite sanctions, new report unveils
• Solitary confinement in ICE detention spiked during early months of the Trump administration, report finds
• FinCEN plans to delete data on U.S. companies from beneficial ownership database
• Chelsea FC faces over six dozen charges for improper conduct under Abramovich’s ownership
• New TV series highlights ICIJ reporting on disgraced Legion of Christ priest
• Watchdog report finds overwhelming majority of IRS employees fired by DOGE for performance had no documented issues
• Canada to announce new foreign interference watchdog to fight transnational repression

independent.co.uk

• Police call for further potential victims of sex offender and paedophile to come forward
• Politics latest: Kemi Badenoch vows to ban doctors from striking and slash taxes in Tory conference speech
• My favourite Oral-B toothbrush is at its lowest ever price for Amazon Prime Day
• You can get the new Kindle at its lowest price ever in Amazon Prime Day’s sale
• Shoulder pads are back. The bold fashion trends you’ll be wearing by spring
• Chancellor given rare boost as VAT error sees £3bn returned to coffers
• Venice Venice hotel review, Italy
• What to do if you're underwater on your car loan
• Dozens killed and 47 wounded after paraglider drops bombs on Buddhist festival in Myanmar
• Man who blew £1.5m gambling on football sues Betfair in landmark fight for cash back
• Pope Leo to embark on journey originally planned by Francis
• Police granted additional powers to shoot down rogue drones

ips-journal.eu

• What decent work looks like
• Democracy at auction
• Brussels’ new headache?
• Pirates of the Caribbean, White House edition
• Between Farage and failure
• Italy’s colonial amnesia
• How do wars end?
• Make peace great again
• ‘At best, the rules-based order is an aspiration’
• A warning from the skies

jacobinmag.com

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nytimes.com

• Comey to Appear in Court in Case That Has Roiled Justice Dept.
• Comey Goes to Court, and Gold Prices Hit Record High
• Trump’s H-1B Visa Fee Could Strain Universities and Schools
• Senate Confirms Neil Jacobs, ‘Sharpiegate’ Meteorologist, to Lead NOAA
• Health Care Politics Bolster Democrats in Shutdown Fight
• Air Traffic Staffing Shortages Disrupt Travel for Second Straight Day
• How the Right Uses Charlie Kirk’s Death to Further Their Policies
• Meet ‘Porky,’ Lima’s Right-Wing Mayor Embracing Trump’s MAGA Movement
• Nobel Prize in Chemistry Awarded to Architects of Metal-Organic Frameworks
• Nobel Prizes 2025: What to Know
• How Much It Costs to Drive an E.V. and a Gas Car in Every State
• Supreme Court to Consider Illinois Mail-In Balloting Lawsuit

occrp.org

• AI Deepfakes Drive Surge in Online Child Abuse, Report Warns
• Tunisian Man Freed After Death Sentence for Facebook Posts
• Anti-Corruption Protests in Morocco Enter Their 10th Night
• Son of Alleged Smuggling Tycoon Spent $3 Million on London Mosque
• Doctor Has the Right to Practice in Romania — Despite Allegedly Sexually Abusing British Patients
• Montenegro Suspends Extradition of Convicted Money Launderer to China
• Global Outrage Erupts Over Israel’s Interception of Gaza-Bound Ships
• Two Killed, Hundreds Arrested in Morocco Anti-Corruption Protests
• Montenegro Cracks Down on Transnational Cocaine Ring, Indicts Five
• Health Officials Call For Action Over Banned Doctors Still Practicing in Europe
• Georgia Expands Crackdown on NGOs, Targets TI Georgia Director
• System Failure: How Banned Doctors Move Across Europe, Leaving Patients Vulnerable

politico.eu

• EU pledges to crack down on conversion therapy, LGBTQ+ hate
• Tory chair defends Jenrick over ‘white face’ comment
• Von der Leyen warns of Russian ‘hybrid warfare’
• Labour government wouldn’t call China national security threat in spy case, says top UK prosecutor
• Risk of French general election is receding, outgoing PM says
• Why is Starmer visiting Putin’s friend?
• Koalition: Das Ende des Verbrennerverbots naht
• Reclaiming Europe’s leadership in connectivity and digital innovation 
• Ocean in crisis
• The most important person in Britain you’ve never heard of

project-syndicate.org

• Forbidden Jokes
• Putin’s Polycrisis
• Blaming Russia Won’t Stop the Populist Right
• Total Victory in Gaza Is a Delusion
• Trump’s Total Lawfare
• The Federal Reserve’s Other Problem
• How the Supreme Court Unleashed Trump’s War on the States
• Can Ethical Supply Chains Survive the Tariff Storm?
• How Much Financial Speculation Can the Real Economy Withstand?
• As Growth Decouples From Employment, the Fed Faces a Trilemma
• How the Democrats Can “Win” the US Government Shutdown
• What Mayors Need to Lead

rferl.org

• Putin Decree Appears To Take Aim At Assets Of European Companies Still Active In Russia
• EU Edges Closer To New Visa Suspension Rules Amid Concerns Over Georgia
• Western Ukraine Recovers From Russian Strikes As Zelenskyy Rips West's Lack Of Response
• Georgian Leader Warns Pro-West Protesters Of Further Arrests As Tbilisi Remains Tense
• Babis's Czech Election Victory Poses Potential Headache For Brussels, Kyiv
• Poland Scrambles Jets To Secure Airspace As Western Ukraine Comes Under Intense Russian Strikes
• Tbilisi On Edge After Clashes As Georgian Dream Tightens Grip In Boycotted Elections
• Czech Winner Babis Bids To Reassure West, But May Find Coalition Complications
• Former Czech PM Babis Makes Comeback With Election Win, Tough Coalition Talks Loom
• Russian Drone Strike On Ukrainian Passenger Train Kills At Least 1, 'Dozens' Of Casualties
• French Journalist Killed In Ukraine By Drone Attack Blamed On Russia
• Ukraine Battles To Restore Power As Russian Strikes Batter Grid Sites

sciencemag.org

spiegel.de

• Trump's Crusaders: Christian Nationalists Are Gaining a Solid Foothold in Washington
• In and Out at the FSB: A Window into the Moscow Life of Wirecard's Jan Marsalek
• Drones over Poland: NATO and the EU Seek a Convincing Response to Russian Aggression
• Expedition to the North Pole: Polar Researchers Fear an Ecological Collapse in the Arctic
• Critiquing DER SPIEGEL: The Four Dilemmas Facing Quality Journalism
• Trump's Prisoners in El Salvador: Returning Home from Hell
• Killings of Civilians in Gaza: How DER SPIEGEL Reported on a Suspected War Crime
• Targeted Killings: Israeli soldier from Munich allegedly shot unarmed men in Gaza
• Müllermilch Boss with Fringe Friends: A German Dairy Billionaire's Links to the Far Right
• A Giant Leap: Could BMW Save the German Automobile Industry?
• Rugby: "What Is Going On in My Head?!" Ex Professional Alix Popham Opens Up about His Damaged Brain
• Photographing the Suffering in Gaza: A Palestinian Photojournalist Finds Himself at the Center of Controversy

theconversation.com-global

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theguardian.com

• ‘It made my day more meaningful’: the Japanese gen Zers attempting a two-hour limit on smartphone use
• Unity is desperately needed, but the EU prefers turf wars to facing down Russia | Paul Taylor
• Diplomacy’s lowest point: how the Israel-Gaza conflict was mishandled
• Apple iPhone 17 Pro review: different looks but still all about the zoom
• Burning down the house: Milei plays rock star as Argentina economy crashes
• Are little treats feeling less exciting? Here’s how to harness small joys
• Young lives cut short on an unimaginable scale: the 18,457 children on Gaza’s list of war dead
• Texas national guard troops arrive in Chicago amid Trump’s crackdown
• Ex-FBI director James Comey to appear in court on lying to Congress charge
• Outgoing French PM hopeful for concessions to avoid snap elections
• Malaysia rejects Fifa accusations it forged players’ citizenship and says it will appeal sanctions
• US ‘undermining global health’ by threatening to strip funding from aid projects that do not fit its political agenda

thelocal.com

• What you need to know about the start of new border checks at Swiss airports
• 'Only party helping us': How far-right Vox is charming rural Spain
• PODCAST: What the f**k is going on in France and where have all the eggs gone?
• 'Work and Stay Agency': How Germany plans to speed up skilled worker immigration
• Ryanair focuses on touristy Spain with nine new Málaga routes
• OPINION: France is in a dark place, it may get darker
• The important EU banking security change you need to know about
• What next for France as PM resigns after less than a month in the job?
• Can I opt out of giving my biometrics under Europe's new border checks?
• IN PICTURES: Hundreds of thousands turn out at pro-Palestinian marches in Europe
• Flights resume at Munich airport after second drone scare
• EES calendar: The key dates when France will enforce new EU border checks

wired.com

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