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The Prime Minister of Singapore travels on official duty aboard a low-cost airline, taking a regular scheduled flight—no frills, no national or private jet, and without a large entourage funded by taxpayers.

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President of Venezuela Nicolás Maduro: "Long live Venezuela, long live Palestine, long live Lebanon. May their fights for freedom and dignity live on!

Russia's Call for a BRICS Financial System Alternative

Russia, leading the BRICS group, proposes an IMF alternative to counter Western influence on global finance. Finance Minister Anton Siluanov urges BRICS, representing 37% of global GDP, to create new finance structures as Russia faces po...

Indigenous Groups in Brazil Protest Carbon Credit Deal

Indigenous groups in Brazil's Para state are protesting a government deal to sell one hundred eighty million dollar worth of carbon credits, claiming they were not consulted. The LEAF Coalition, involving Amazon.com Inc and others, aims ...

Only A Third Of Europe's Surface Waters Are Healthy

Europe faces significant water quality challenges, with pollution and climate change affecting its lakes and rivers. Only 37 percent of surface waters have good ecological status, and sustainable agriculture is urgently needed, says the ...

Taiwan Records Unprecedented Chinese Military Activity Post-Drills

Taiwan reported a record 153 Chinese military aircraft around the island following China's large-scale drills, marking the highest number on record. Taiwan condemned China's maneuvers as provocative, while the US criticized them as unwar...

Israel Vows to Limit Retaliatory Strike on Iran to Military Facilities

Israel has assured the United States that its planned retaliatory attack on Iran will not target nuclear or oil facilities. This follows Iran's missile attack on Israel after the killing of Tehran-aligned leaders. The reassurance was com...

Japan Election Campaigns Begin as PM Shigeru Ishiba Aims to Maintain Power

The election campaign in Japan has started as Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba aims to retain his party's majority. The vote on October 27 focuses on economic challenges, security issues, and scandals within the ruling Liberal Democratic Pa...

British Influencer Dies Climbing Spain's Tallest Bridge

A 26-year-old British influencer fell to his death on Sunday while climbing Spain's tallest bridge to create social media content. The incident occurred on the Castilla-La Mancha Bridge in Talavera de la Reina, amid slippery conditions f...

Four Killed in Tesla Electric Car Fire in France

Four people died in France when a Tesla car caught fire near Niort, including the driver and three restaurant employees. An investigation is underway to determine the cause, with initial reports indicating a high-speed collision. Tesla, ...

Man with Weapons Arrested Near Trump Rally in California

A man was arrested with a shotgun and handgun near a Trump rally in Coachella, California, without any danger to Trump or attendees. Vem Miller from Las Vegas is facing charges, with ongoing investigations by federal authorities. Despite...

Anticipation Builds for 2024 Nobel Economics Prize Announcement

The 2024 Nobel economics prize will be announced by the Norwegian Nobel Committee on Monday, spotlighting research on credit, government roles, and wealth inequality as likely themes among contenders. Last year's awardee was Claudia Gold...

Stolen Satire and Its Role in US 2024 Election Misinformation

As the 2024 US election approaches, satirical content is being mistaken for real news and spreading misinformation online. Examples include false claims of a Trump supporter burning down his home while igniting an LGBTQ flag and a think ...

Netanyahu Urges UN to Relocate Lebanon Peacekeepers Amid Escalating Tensions

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has asked the United Nations to move peacekeepers out of southern Lebanon, claiming Hezbollah uses them as human shields. Despite recent injuries to its members, UNIFIL refuses to withdraw, maint...

How Ego and Pettiness are Sinking the UK Economy

Elon Musk Wanted to Invest in Britain, But the Labour Government's Fragile Egos Chose to Sabotage Economic Prosperity Over a Social Media Spat

China Conducts Military Drills Around Taiwan: A Strategic Warning

China has launched military exercises around Taiwan, aiming to send a strong warning to what it calls separatist forces on the island. The drills are part of increasing tensions between Beijing and Taipei, following Taiwan's declarations...

Tech Boosts Singapore’s Economy to 4.1% Growth in Q3

Singapore's economy grew 4.1 percent in the third quarter driven by demand for artificial intelligence technologies, boosting the manufacturing sector. Manufacturing expanded by 7.5 percent year on year, led by consumer electronics integ...

US Deploys THAAD Missile Defense System to Israel

The United States has deployed the THAAD missile defense system to Israel, including 100 US troops, to counter threats from Iranian missile strikes. THAAD is designed to intercept missiles both inside and outside the atmosphere using kin...

DNA Evidence Suggests Christopher Columbus Was a Sephardic Jew

Christopher Columbus, long believed to be Italian, may have been a Sephardic Jew from Spain according to a new genetic study. DNA analysis of his remains suggests Jewish heritage, challenging the belief he was from Genoa, Italy. Research...

North Korea Threatens Cross-Border Roads Amid Tensions

North Korea is preparing to dismantle cross-border roads following allegations of South Korean drone incursions over Pyongyang. The North is enhancing its military readiness at the border, accusing the South of provocative actions. South...

Kamala Harris Challenges Trump on Medical Record Transparency

Kamala Harris has challenged Donald Trump to release his medical records, pointing to her own recent disclosure. She questioned Trump's transparency at a North Carolina rally, criticizing his avoidance of debates and media interviews. Ha...

NASA Launches Europa Clipper Mission to Explore Jupiter's Moon

NASA is launching the Europa Clipper mission on October 14 from Cape Canaveral to explore Jupiter's moon, Europa, for signs of habitability. The mission will search for water, energy, and chemical compounds that could support life, makin...

Rise in Self-Diagnosed ADHD Among Adults

A recent study reveals that one in four adults in the United States suspect they have undiagnosed ADHD, influenced by social media. Despite this suspicion, only 13% have spoken to a doctor about it, raising concerns about the risks of se...

Tesla's Robotaxi Design Strikes Controversy

Tesla has unveiled a two-seater robotaxi prototype named Cybercab, surprising industry experts who expected a roomier design akin to conventional taxis. CEO Elon Musk revealed this model at an event near Los Angeles, aiming for productio...

Russia and Iran Bolster Economic Ties with Strategic Partnership Talks

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian met in Turkmenistan to enhance economic ties and explore a strategic partnership. They agreed to accelerate cooperation in critical sectors as the upcoming BRICS su...

FAA Approves SpaceX's Falcon 9 for Flight Post-Mishap Investigation

The Federal Aviation Administration has approved the return of SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket to flight after a thorough investigation into a September malfunction. This allows a mission planned for Monday to proceed. The FAA is also reviewing...

Israel Issues Warning to Southern Lebanon Amid Ongoing Conflict

Israel has warned residents of southern Lebanon not to return home after Hezbollah fired missiles on Yom Kippur. The conflict with Hezbollah has led to over one thousand two hundred deaths in Lebanon. Meanwhile, Israeli operations in Gaz...

North Korea Accuses South Korea of Drone Leaflet Campaign

North Korea has accused South Korea of flying drones over Pyongyang to scatter anti-North Korean leaflets, calling it a possible act leading to armed conflict. The South Korean military cannot confirm these claims and instead noted North...

Poll Shows Trump Favored Over Harris in Handling Wars

In a recent Wall Street Journal poll, Donald Trump leads Kamala Harris in handling the Ukraine and Middle East conflicts. The survey highlights Trump's advantage in several battleground states. Both candidates have equal overall support,...

Iran Enforces Electronics Ban on Flights After Lebanon Attacks

Iran has banned pagers and walkie-talkies on all flights after sabotage attacks in Lebanon blamed on Israel led to numerous casualties. The Civil Aviation Organization of Iran announced the ban, reflecting increased regional tensions. Th...

Columbus' Resting Place and Origins Revealed

Spanish researchers confirm Christopher Columbus's remains in Seville Cathedral, clarifying his final resting place. DNA analysis may soon reveal his nationality, amid debates and theories about his origins. Critics continue to challenge...

Delta Passenger Causes Chaos at Savannah Airport

A female Delta Air Lines passenger caused a disruption at Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport by jumping behind a check-in counter and threatening police officers. She was captured on video shouting at officers and dodging their a...

Kamala Harris Releases Medical Report Highlighting Health and Fitness

Vice President Kamala Harris released her medical report confirming her good health, contrasting with Donald Trump, who refused to release his. Her physician noted no health concerns, affirming her readiness for presidency duties. Harris...

Boeing to Reduce Workforce by 10% Amid Financial Strain

Boeing Company is facing financial difficulties and will cut its global workforce by about 10%, affecting around 17,000 employees. A labor strike by 33,000 workers has disrupted production, leading to a 42% drop in Boeing's stock value t...

These robotic arms deliver a massage that can be customized to the user's needs

Kamala Harris says “nothing comes to mind” when asked if she would have done anything different than Biden over the past four years.

Kamala Harris Caught Using Hidden Teleprompter at Town Hall. Who's Pulling the Strings?

Univision accidentally aired proof that Kamala Harris was using a hidden teleprompter during her Town Hall pitch. This raises a big question: Who is the real person controlling Harris and telling her what to say?

Prospect of UK Rejoining the EU Discussed by Peter Mandelson

Peter Mandelson suggested that the United Kingdom might begin discussions to rejoin the European Union within a decade. He emphasized the critical need to address the economic issues caused by the Brexit deal while stressing the difficul...

Historic Floods Reshape Sahara Desert Landscape

In September, southeastern Morocco witnessed severe floods in the Sahara Desert after torrential rains exceeded the yearly average, marking the first such event in 50 years. Over 100mm of rain fell in 24 hours in Tagounite, refilling Lak...

Noel Tata Appointed Chairman of Tata Trusts

Noel Tata has succeeded his late half-brother Ratan Tata as Chairman of Tata Trusts, a role long held by the Tatas since the founding of their vast conglomerate by Jamsetji Nusserwanji Tata in 1868. The Tatas, originally from Persia, hav...

Brazilian Man Arrested for Decades-long Abuse and Imprisonment of Family

A fifty-four-year-old man in Novo Oriente, Brazil, has been arrested for holding his wife, their seven children, and mother-in-law captive for twenty years while allegedly abusing them. The case surfaced after one daughter escaped, leadi...

EU Plans Sanctions on Iran for Missile Transfers to Russia

The European Union is poised to sanction entities involved in Iranian ballistic missile transfers to Russia. Expected to target 14 individuals and organizations, these sanctions follow U.S. claims of Russian acquisition of missiles for t...

Nihon Hidankyo Wins Nobel Peace Prize

Nihon Hidankyo, a group representing Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bomb survivors, has been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for its nuclear disarmament advocacy. The award highlights the dangers of nuclear weapon use and serves as a remind...

Boeing to Cut 17,000 Jobs Worldwide Amid Factory Strikes

Boeing is cutting 17,000 jobs globally to address financial losses from a machinist strike in Seattle. The job cuts include executives, managers, and employees. This move is part of strategic decisions to boost the company's long-term co...