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    Former German vice chancellor accuses Israel of Gaza war crimes▼Former German vice chancellor accuses Israel of war crimes in Gaza✉newsWarMiddle East1 h ago

    A former German vice chancellor has publicly accused Israel of committing war crimes in Gaza. The statement is notable given Germany's longstanding political and military support for Israel, and it adds to a growing list of current and former European officials speaking out against the conduct of the war. The remarks are being reported by international outlets and are likely to fuel debate in Germany over its Israel policy.

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    North Korea Declares Nuclear Weapons Status 'Irreversible'▼North Korean Vice Minister Says Nuclear Weapons Status 'Irreversible'✉newsWarNuclear3 h ago

    A North Korean vice minister declared the country's nuclear weapons status to be 'irreversible', according to reports carried by South Korean outlet SBS. The statement reaffirms Pyongyang's long-standing position that it will not give up its nuclear arsenal, and it has drawn attention amid ongoing tensions on the Korean peninsula and stalled denuclearisation talks.

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    Russian strike hits Academy of Sciences building in Kyiv●Emergency services keep working at the site of the direct strike on the Academy of Sciences building in Kyiv. Sadly, as𝕏xRUWarUkraine89319 h ago

    Emergency services are working at the site of a direct strike on the Academy of Sciences building in Kyiv. President Zelenskyy says one person has been killed and six injured, including three children. Russian forces also struck a medical facility elsewhere in the city the same afternoon.

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    North Korea: Nuclear Weapon State Status Irreversible, Says Vice Foreign Minister▼North Korea's Vice Foreign Minister: "Nuclear Weapon State Status Cannot Be Reversed by Anything"✉newsWarNuclear9 h ago

    A North Korean vice foreign minister declared that the country's status as a nuclear weapon state 'cannot be reversed by anything', reaffirming Pyongyang's refusal to abandon its nuclear arsenal. The statement signals North Korea's continued rejection of denuclearisation talks and is drawing attention amid ongoing tensions over its weapons programme.

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    Socar cuts fuel prices at Italian stations after Eni move▼Azerbaijan’s Socar will cut fuel prices at its Italian service stations, following a similar move by Eni that eases pres𝕏xITEnvironmentEnergy1092 h ago

    Azerbaijan's state oil company Socar has announced it will lower fuel prices at its service stations across Italy, following a similar cut by Eni. The price reductions ease pressure on Premier Giorgia Meloni's coalition, which faces calls to impose a windfall tax on energy companies ahead of the next election.

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    North Korea's Vice Foreign Minister Speaks at UN General Assembly▼Vice Minister for Foreign Affairs of Democratic People's Republic of Korea Addresses 81st Session of General Assembly Debate✉newsWorldUnited Nations1 h ago

    A Vice Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea addressed the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly debate in New York. The address places North Korea among the member states delivering statements during this year's general debate, where countries typically outline their positions on international security, sanctions and diplomatic relations.

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    OpenAI agent allegedly used to hack Australia's health service●OpenAI 'agent' hacked Australia's health serviceYhnHealth2316 min ago

    A Financial Times report says an OpenAI 'agent' was used to hack Australia's health service, marking a claimed first linking an AI agent to a cyberattack on national health infrastructure. The claim has sparked debate online about AI-driven cyberattacks and the security risks of autonomous agents, with readers questioning how an AI agent could have carried out or enabled the breach.

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    Rockstar Games has revealed new artwork for Grand Theft Auto VI featuring its two lead characters, Jason and Lucia, the criminal duo at the center of the game's story. The artwork, covered by outlets including VICE, is fueling fresh excitement among fans, with the topic trending in both the US and the UK as anticipation builds ahead of the game's release.

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    Saudi defense minister invites UAE vice president to visit●Saudi defense minister invites UAE VP to Kingdom on Tuesday✉newsWorldDefense1 h ago

    Saudi Arabia's defense minister has extended an invitation to the United Arab Emirates' vice president to visit the Kingdom on Tuesday. The invite signals continued high-level engagement between the two Gulf neighbours at a time of regional diplomacy. Further details about the purpose of the visit or the agenda have not been disclosed.

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    Bank strike in India set for September 28-30▼Bank Strike: 28-30 सितंबर हड़ताल | UPI, ATM, Cheque और Branch Services का पूरा हाल | Kharcha Pani▶youtubeBusinessBanking634.1K51 min ago

    Bank employees in India are preparing a three-day strike from September 28 to 30, raising concerns about disruptions to everyday banking. Coverage explains what services could be hit: UPI payments, ATM withdrawals, cheque clearing and in-branch services. Customers are being advised to plan cash needs and payments ahead of the strike dates, and discussion is focused on how badly routine transactions may be affected.

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    Kamal Adwan Hospital suspends services after Israeli raid▼Services were suspended this morning at Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza, and medical staff withdrew, after IsraeliMmastodonWarMiddle East423 h ago

    Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza suspended all services on Thursday morning and medical staff withdrew from the facility. A QNN correspondent reported the move followed Israeli military vehicles storming the vicinity of the hospital. The facility has been a critical remaining medical provider in northern Gaza, where health services have been repeatedly disrupted by military operations.

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    Military data breach exposes service members' Social Security numbers▼Letter: Military data breach exposes service members’ SSNs✉newsWorldDefense3 h ago

    A data breach affecting US service members has exposed their Social Security numbers, with affected personnel receiving letters notifying them of the incident. Local news outlets across multiple states are carrying coverage of the breach letters, raising concerns about identity theft risks for military members whose personal data was compromised.

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    Trump's mail voting crackdown tests Postal Service leader▼Trump's mail voting crackdown tests Postal Service leader who says he's 'not political'✉newsWorldPolitics9 h ago

    President Trump's push to restrict mail-in voting is putting new pressure on the head of the US Postal Service, who insists he is 'not political'. The crackdown would rely on the agency to implement any changes to ballot delivery, raising questions about whether the Postal Service will comply and how its leadership will navigate the dispute ahead of upcoming elections.

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    IN-SPACe sets rules for satellite hosting of Indian and foreign payloads▼‘Satellite-as-a-Service’: IN-SPACe sets rules for hosted Indian, foreign payloads✉newsScienceSpace Policy37 min ago

    Indian space regulator IN-SPACe has introduced rules for a 'Satellite-as-a-Service' framework, allowing Indian and foreign payloads to be hosted on satellites operated in India. The move creates a formal pathway for companies to fly instruments on third-party satellites, expanding commercial opportunities for domestic and international players in the country's rapidly opening space sector.

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    US reportedly warned EU allies of possible Russian drone operation in Mediterranean●FALSE FLAG COMING SOON?? U.S. intelligence services have reportedly warned several EU governments that Russia may be pre𝕏xITWorldDefense1.7K9 h ago

    US intelligence services have reportedly warned several EU governments that Russia may be preparing a drone operation in the Mediterranean, with Spain, France or Italy named as possible targets. The operation would allegedly involve Gerbera drones. Officials have not publicly confirmed the warnings, and details of any planned action remain unverified.

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    Rising gas prices could push businesses to raise fees●Businesses may start charging more for services as rising gas prices persist✉newsBusiness1 h ago

    Businesses may begin charging more for services as gasoline prices continue to climb, according to an ABC30 report. Higher fuel costs raise expenses for companies that rely on transportation, and some owners say price increases may be needed to keep up. Consumers could feel the effect across deliveries, repairs and other services.

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    Secret Service questioned over use of funds for White House renovations▼Secret Service faces questions about agency funding used for White House renovations✉newsScienceSpace Policy37 min ago

    The US Secret Service is facing questions over whether agency funding was used for White House renovation work. Lawmakers and watchdogs are seeking details on how the money was allocated and whether the spending was appropriate for an agency tasked with protective duties. No full accounting of the funds has been made public yet, and the scope of the renovations involved remains unclear.

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    ReadyKids says youth mental health need outpaces its capacity▼ReadyKids says need for youth mental health services outpaces capacity✉newsHealth28 min ago

    ReadyKids, a child and family services organization in Virginia, says demand for youth mental health services has outgrown the capacity it is able to provide. The organization is highlighting the gap between rising need among young people and the support available, a concern echoed widely as schools and providers report growing mental health strain on children.

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    Trump's mail voting crackdown tests USPS leader who calls himself 'not political'●Trump’s mail voting crackdown tests Postal Service leader who says he’s ‘not political’✉newsWorldPolitics13 h ago

    President Trump is pushing a crackdown on mail-in voting, placing Postmaster General David Steiner in a difficult position. Steiner, who leads the US Postal Service and insists he is 'not political', now faces pressure over how the agency handles ballot delivery and voting rules ahead of elections, drawing scrutiny from both sides of the political debate.

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    Art therapist quoted by Vice and Forbes found to be AI-generated●Prominent art therapist quoted by Vice, Forbes and others is AI-generatedYhnHealthMental Health1528 min ago

    A well-known art therapist whose expert commentary appeared in outlets including Vice and Forbes has turned out not to exist, with her image and profile apparently generated by artificial intelligence. The case has prompted concern about how easily media organisations can be deceived and how rarely quoted experts are verified before publication.

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    Strike called for Tuesday in Paris: RATP normal, Transilien disrupted▼FLASH - #Paris: A strike announced for Tuesday, September 29. In public transport, the RATP announces normal service, wh𝕏xFRBusinessLabor1816 h ago

    A strike has been announced for Tuesday, September 29 in Paris. The RATP says public transport across its network will run a normal service, while the SNCF is warning of disruptions on some Transilien suburban rail lines. Further details are expected this evening, according to BFMTV.

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    Is Bangkok Safe to Visit After Flash Flooding in Thailand?▼Is it Safe to Travel to Bangkok? Latest Travel Advice After Flash Flooding In Thailand✉newsLifeTravel6 h ago

    Flash flooding in Thailand has raised questions among travellers about whether Bangkok is safe to visit. Travel outlets are sharing the latest advice for visitors, with the focus on conditions in the Thai capital and what tourists should know before travelling amid the heavy rain and disruption.

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    Pakistan deploys army, suspends mobile internet amid PTI protests●PTI Protest: ARMY CALLED IN | Mobile internet services SUSPENDED in many cities | Mansoor Ali Khan▶youtubeTechnologyInternet509.3K13 h ago

    Pakistan's government has called in the army and suspended mobile internet services in multiple cities as protests by Imran Khan's PTI party escalate. The reported measures signal authorities are struggling to contain demonstrations, with journalists including Mansoor Ali Khan covering the crackdown. Observers are weighing the impact of the blackout on communications and the party's mobilisation.

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    Japan's corporate services inflation hits two-year high▼Japan's corporate services inflation hits 2-year high✉newsBusinessBanking18 h ago

    Japan's corporate services price inflation has climbed to its highest level in two years, according to new data reported by Reuters. Rising costs for services such as logistics, hiring and business outsourcing point to persistent price pressure among companies, a trend that keeps alive expectations that the Bank of Japan could continue raising interest rates. Economists watch the gauge closely for signs that inflation is broadening beyond energy and imports into wages and domestic demand.

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    Starlink, Elon Musk's satellite internet service, is set to launch in Bosnia and Herzegovina, according to a report by Telecompaper. The move would bring high-speed satellite connectivity to the Balkan country, where coverage and speeds have traditionally lagged behind parts of Western Europe. Details on pricing and the exact launch date have not yet been announced.

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    Qatar Red Crescent and YHF expand health services in Yemen▼QRCS, YHF enhance health, nutrition services for vulnerable peoplein Yemen [EN/AR]✉newsHealthNutrition15 h ago

    Qatar Red Crescent Society (QRCS), with support from the Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF), is expanding health and nutrition services for vulnerable people in Yemen. The announcement was carried by ReliefWeb in English and Arabic. The programme targets communities affected by years of conflict, where access to basic medical care and nutrition support remains limited.

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    Robot field service seen as critical test for automation at scale▼Robot field service emerges as a critical test for automation at scale✉newsTechnologyRobotics6 h ago

    Robot field service is being described as a critical test for whether automation can truly scale. As robots spread across warehouses, factories and public spaces, keeping fleets running in the field — maintenance, repairs, software updates and remote support — is emerging as a decisive challenge for the robotics industry's growth beyond pilot projects.

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    Andrew Schulz Cast In Universal's 'Miami Vice '85' Alongside Jordan And Butler▼Andrew Schulz Joins Michael B. Jordan And Austin Butler In ‘Miami Vice ’85’ At Universal✉newsCultureFilm5 h ago

    Comedian Andrew Schulz has joined the cast of 'Miami Vice '85' at Universal, appearing alongside Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler. The film is a new take on the classic 1980s crime series, and Schulz's addition marks a notable crossover for the comedian into a major studio production. Details on his role have not been disclosed.

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    UK Says It Foiled Bomb Plot Against RAF Fairford●⚡ NEWS UK Foils RAF Fairford Bomb Plot; Defence Secretary Comments on Security Response UK security services were awareMmastodonWorldDefense321 h ago

    UK security services say they were aware of a bomb plot targeting RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire before arresting five men found with explosives. The base hosts US aircraft supporting missions against Iran. Defence Secretary Wes Streeting has commented on the security response, with debate focusing on how authorities tracked the plot and what it means for base protection.

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    Scott Jennings pressed on purpose of Trump midterm ads▼PSA? Scott Jennings struggles to explain what public service Trump's midterm ads serve✉newsWorldPolitics5 h ago

    CNN commentator Scott Jennings faced pointed questioning over new ads promoting Donald Trump ahead of the midterm elections. Asked to explain what public service the advertisements serve, Jennings struggled to give a clear answer, fuelling debate among viewers and political commentators about whether the spots amount to campaign messaging dressed up as public information.

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    Authorities reported that a dangerous military device was discovered abandoned on a California beach, prompting concern among residents and beachgoers in the area. Details about the type of device, its origin, and how it came to be on the shore have not been made public. People are sharing the story widely as officials respond to the find.

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    India's Regiment of Artillery marks 200 years of service●India’s Regiment of Artillery completes 200 years of service ATAGS, K9 Vajra-T, Pinaka and loitering munitions are power𝕏xINWorldDefense36118 h ago

    India's Regiment of Artillery has completed 200 years of service, with attention turning to the modernisation of its firepower. Commentators highlight systems such as the ATAGS howitzer, K9 Vajra-T, Pinaka rocket launcher and loitering munitions as driving the force's next-generation capabilities as it enters its third century.

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    AI health advice: helpful tool or risky shortcut?●AI Is Everywhere. Should You Use It for Health Advice? | Newswise✉newsHealth10 h ago

    Health experts are weighing in on the growing number of people turning to artificial intelligence chatbots for medical guidance. As AI tools become embedded in everyday life, questions are mounting about their accuracy, safety and whether users can distinguish reliable information from harmful advice. The debate highlights the gap between AI's convenience and the need for professional medical consultation.

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    Commentary on the so-called 'Gen Z stare' is framing debates about young workers in service jobs, with critics reading blank or unenthusiastic customer service as a generational trait and others arguing it reflects low pay, burnout and poor working conditions in today's economy. Discussion centres on whether the behaviour is an attitude problem among young employees or a symptom of how service work is structured and compensated.

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    NOAA flood mapping tool now covers nearly all of the US●NOAA: NOAA’s flood mapping tool now covers nearly 100% of U.S . “NOAA’s National Weather Service announced today that FlMmastodonEnvironmentWeather118 h ago

    NOAA's National Weather Service announced that its Flood Inundation Mapping (FIM) tool, which predicts river flooding, is now available on an experimental basis to nearly 100% of the United States. The expansion means communities across the country can access forecasts showing where floodwaters will spread, aiding emergency planning and response.

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    October strikes bring transport and public service disruption across Tuscany▼October strikes: transport and public services face disruption across Tuscany✉newsBusinessLabor3 h ago

    Strikes are set to disrupt transport and public services across Tuscany in October. Workers in the regional transport network and public sector are taking industrial action, with travellers and residents expected to face delays and reduced services. The move follows ongoing labour disputes over pay and working conditions, and local authorities are warning people to plan ahead during the strike days.

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    Mullin helps open new USCIS office in Edmond▼Secretary Markwayne Mullin helps open US Citizenship and Immigration Services office in Edmond✉newsWorldImmigration2 h ago

    Secretary Markwayne Mullin took part in the opening of a new US Citizenship and Immigration Services office in Edmond, Oklahoma. The event marks expanded federal immigration services in the Oklahoma City metropolitan area, giving local residents a closer location for citizenship and immigration-related services. Coverage has so far been limited to local reporting on the ceremony.

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    Satellite Company Backed by JD Vance Fund Wins Pentagon Award●"Satellite Company Backed by a JD Vance Fund Wins Pentagon Award" @ donnydonny for @ sludge # news # uspol # politics #MmastodonWorldPolitics419 h ago

    A satellite company backed by a venture fund connected to US Vice President JD Vance has won a Pentagon contract award, according to reporting by Sludge. The story is drawing attention because it highlights potential conflicts of interest between the vice president's financial ties and defense procurement decisions made under the Trump administration. Critics are questioning whether the award reflects merit or political connections.

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    Universal Music Group names Òscar Celma SVP of Applied AI▼UNIVERSAL MUSIC GROUP APPOINTS ÒSCAR CELMA AS SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, APPLIED AI AND MACHINE LEARNING✉newsCultureMusic15 h ago

    Universal Music Group has appointed Òscar Celma as Senior Vice President of Applied AI and Machine Learning. The announcement, made via press release, signals the music company's continued investment in artificial intelligence across its operations, from artist tools to content recommendation and rights management. The news is drawing attention as major labels navigate AI's growing role in music creation and distribution.

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    Two detained after chasing Vice President's motorcade in Thiruvananthapuram▼VVIP security breach: Two detained in Thiruvananthapuram after chasing Vice President’s motorcade✉newsTechnologyCybersecurity11 h ago

    Two people were detained in Thiruvananthapuram after allegedly chasing the Vice President of India's motorcade, in what officials are treating as a VVIP security breach. The incident has raised concerns about protection protocols for high-profile dignitaries and how close unauthorized vehicles were able to get to the convoy before police intervened. Local authorities are reportedly questioning the detainees to determine their intent.