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Explosions were reported in Dubai amid a missile threat, prompting the activation of air defenses.
A Guinea-Bissau activist was killed, and the incident is reportedly driving opposition activity further underground.
Nigeria inaugurated a steering committee for an EU-funded solar energy supply project serving primary health centres.
Tens of thousands attended Selichot prayers at Jerusalem’s Western Wall, joined by survivors of hostage captivity. The gathering occurred amid the broader hostage crisis referenced in the headline.
A 9-kilometre stretch of a link road connected to the Delhi–Mumbai Expressway has opened.
An angler was attacked by a bear in Jefferson County, Colorado. The headline describes it as the sixth reported bear attack in the state in 2026.
University of Mumbai hostels reportedly ran out of water, forcing students to rely on tanker deliveries.
Confusion was reported in Kwara as protesters attacked Saraki and others at a prayer ground in Ilorin.
Monterrey is strengthening its security strategy through drones and new control centers.
Raleigh leaders have presented a three-part plan to address a shortage of affordable housing.
Neskantaga First Nation was evacuated for a second time during the summer after a sewage flood affected a nursing station.
A report discusses the aftermath and remembrance of three people killed in Sanson, including children.
A Russian-Australian man has been charged with foreign interference, according to the headline.
Sierra Leone's higher education sector is described as being in crisis, with Njala University struggling to survive.
The National Weather Service confirmed a tornado in Dover and a second tornado in Marydel, Delaware.
An article examines how women bear disproportionate impacts from urban disasters, including landfill collapses, in Africa.
A strike was associated with a shutdown of Nigeria's national electricity grid.
A report alleges that the Sierra Leone government increased salaries for National Electoral Commission staff to influence the 2023 elections.
Residents protested against frequent and lengthy electricity outages in Jacobabad.
Ebonyi authorities said they were actively preparing to reduce the impact of flooding.
Residents surveyed damage after a fire in Albert Town.
Saudi Arabia's crown prince held talks with France's president on issues concerning the region.
A report says Chile needs new radar systems for tornado detection. The headline points to a potential gap in severe-weather monitoring.
The headline examines whether Casamance can move toward peace. It indicates an ongoing or recently relevant separatist conflict and peace question.
An AI-enabled interface linked MQ-4C Triton and P-8A Poseidon aircraft during a maritime demonstration. The systems are military surveillance and patrol platforms.
A separatist plan for an independent nation is attracting scrutiny. The headline does not identify the movement or territory involved.
The collapse of eCapital Factoring is reported to be deepening Chile's Sartor case. The headline indicates a developing financial-sector issue.
First Nations are taking a stronger role in planning for wildfires in Saskatchewan.
Tornado damage cleanup is continuing in Atlantic Beach, while a beach club hopes to reopen this season.
A man's body was recovered after an apartment collapse in Iowa. Two others remain missing.
Authorities in Ecuador seized 1.01 tonnes of cocaine concealed in machines.
Haiti is scheduled to hold a national vote in December, its first in ten years.
The headline reports a sword attack in Sweden and describes fear among the public.
Iranian official Gharibabadi accused London and Paris of deliberately participating in alleged Israeli crimes.
The headline reports positive developments related to the war in Ukraine, but provides no specific details.
Town officials were accused of covering up contamination at the North Intermediate School site. The report also describes a dispute that led a Select Board vice chair to leave a meeting.
A report indicates political developments in Venezuela following Nicolás Maduro’s rule and suggests a possible opening for change.
Mansour Abbas said that a Palestinian state is already a reality. The statement concerns the Israeli-Palestinian political dispute.
Marksheffel is expected to undergo a monthlong closure, affecting local traffic.