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Aleksandar Vučić acknowledged his party's defeat in the parliamentary elections. The Serbian Progressive Party may win 105 out of 250 seats.
The Kairos unit was transformed into the 7th Separate Center with hundreds of military personnel. It coordinates long-range strikes on Russian targets.
The Guardian predicts that Trump will lose control of the House of Representatives and that investigations may follow. Republicans are already thinking about a successor.
Heavy rains have caused massive flooding in Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah. Hundreds of households have been evacuated, and there is damage to infrastructure.
Experts warn of a massive wave of vulnerabilities that AI is finding and helping to exploit. Millions of attacks targeting PHP vulnerabilities are already being recorded.
The sixth season of Pentulive shows the lives of a dog and six puppies around the clock. In two weeks, the project was viewed by 1.85 million unique viewers.
Researchers estimate that 50,000 deaths in Europe were caused by summer heat, with 65% of them linked to climate change. Italy had the highest number of fatalities.
A musical about Amy Winehouse’s life and work is being prepared for London’s West End with the participation of her father. The premiere has not yet been announced.
Trump proposed that Google name the Atlantic Ocean the “Trump Ocean. ” Sundar Pichai refused, citing the territories of many states.
The investigation concerns events from 2003–2006 and possible tax evasion. It was launched following a report by The Guardian and its partners.
On October 26, half of the 1. 9-kilometre-long Oxford Street will be closed to traffic. The pedestrian zone will stretch from Oxford Circus to Selfridges.
Prosecutors said that the men planned to injure comedian Huang for criticizing the CCP and Xi Jinping. The attacker was allegedly paid from mainland China.
Harry wants to improve relations with King Charles and Prince William. He called for letting go of the past and ending family conflicts.
The Portuguese federation suspended Cristiano Ronaldo for 30 days and fined him €255. He left the national team after a conflict with Jesus.
MEPs accused the Albanian government of accelerating the promotion of Kushner and Ivanka Trump's resort in a protected area. Protests in Tirana have become more intense.
Protests in France damaged around 1,500 stores, with losses reaching hundreds of millions of euros. More than 1,800 people have been detained.
An intercepted document describes strikes on energy infrastructure to worsen living conditions in cities and drive an exodus of the population. The attacks have already hit facilities in the Kyiv region.
Netflix will lay off around 1,000 employees, primarily in its product and corporate teams. This is the company's largest round of layoffs since 2022.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani supported banning horse-drawn carriages in New York starting in June 2028. The Council may vote on the bill on October 22.
Faber will no longer supply Sally Rooney’s books to Britain because of her support for the banned Palestine Action. The author fears criminal prosecution.
The film Digger starring Tom Cruise could end its theatrical run with losses of around $245 million. The film's expected worldwide box office is around $50 million.
The FPF initiated disciplinary proceedings against Ronaldo after his departure from the training camp. The footballer criticized Jorge Jesus.
Hurricane “Isaias” hit Florida and Alabama with destructive winds, heavy rains, and flooding. In Pensacola, winds tore roofs off, and the power went out.
Canadian writer Anne Carson became the 2026 Nobel Prize laureate in Literature. She was honored for her innovative dialogue with the classical tradition.
Margaret Hamilton died at the age of 90. Her software detected a malfunction and restored the system's operation before the lunar landing.
Twenty-two books rescued after the attack on Kharkiv’s “Ranok” center were presented in the Born/Burn Alive installation. It tells the story of 400\r\nyears of the destruction of Ukrainian books.
Till the Bells Ring was shown in Edinburgh in 1926 with synchronized dialogue. The film may be the first sound feature-length film.
The WHO considers the risk of an epidemic low following the death of a laboratory technician at the plague institute in Irkutsk. Contacts are under observation; no new cases have been detected.
In July-August, seven tankers delivered over 176,000 tonnes of fuel from South Korea to russia. Three vessels were under sanctions.
Researchers believe that the pages of the Voynich Manuscript were bound in the wrong order in the 15th century. The restored sequence may help decipher it.