Namibia and Germany Sign N$103 Million Energy and Minerals Deal
Namibia and Germany signed a bilateral technical cooperation agreement valued at approximately N$103 million to launch two major development projects in Windhoek.
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Katie Zacharia Delivers Brief White House Press Briefing Debut
Katie Zacharia faced reporters in her White House press secretary debut on Tuesday, October 13, 2026, delivering an unusually brief 14-minute appearance before abruptly wrapping…
Mnangagwa Rebukes Chiwenga and Others for Skipping ZANU PF Fundraising Dinner
President Emmerson Mnangagwa publicly rebuked ZANU PF Politburo members who skipped a high-profile fundraising dinner in Harare, pointing to ruling-party tensions over succession…
2,500 Years of Heritage Honored at New Museum of Moroccan Jewish Culture
Occupying 1,700 square meters in the historic Mellah of Fès, the Museum of Moroccan Jewish Culture traces more than 2,500 years of shared heritage.
Janez Janša Eyes Legal Action Against National Electoral Commission
Following Sunday’s referendum, Prime Janez Janša has announced plans for legislative changes and potential criminal complaints against the National Electoral Commission (DVK).
Waterford Murder Probe After Arson Attack Kills Four Including Children
Four people, including two children, died following an arson attack on a home in the Birchwood estate in Waterford City early Tuesday morning.
Roy Cooper Leads Michael Whatley by 14 Points in WRAL/WSOC Poll
Democrat Roy Cooper holds a lead over Republican Michael Whatley in the North Carolina Senate race, according to recent polling.
China Southern Launches Guangzhou-Changsha-Addis Ababa Route
China Southern Airlines launched a new direct air route connecting Guangzhou, Changsha, and Addis Ababa on October 12, 2026.
Supreme Court to Hear Trump Administration Appeal on DOGE Records Case
The Supreme Court agreed Tuesday to hear an appeal from the Trump administration regarding a watchdog group’s request for records from the Department of Government Efficiency.
Global Urban Subsidence Slowing Despite Severe Hotspots, Study Finds
A new study analyzing land subsidence across 465 cities in 107 countries reveals that while the sinking of urban land remains a widespread global challenge, the phenomenon has…
Democrats Eye Senate Majority as Map Expands Into Red States
Four weeks before the November 3 midterm elections, Democrats are expanding their Senate target map into deep-red states like Kansas, Alaska, and Texas.
EU Council Unlocks €4.2 Billion and Restores Hungary’s Erasmus Access
The European Union Council officially lifted the conditionality measures against Hungary on Tuesday, unlocking €4.2 billion in frozen cohesion funds.