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Dunhuang caves in Singapore: Buddhist treasures spanning time and bordersCulture

Singapore’s Asian Civilisations Museum and China’s Dunhuang Academy have joined forces to present Southeast Asia’s largest exhibition of Dunhuang Buddhist art. Visitors can enter full-scale cave replicas and encounter Dunhuang’s ancient multicultural character, where Buddhist, Taoist and Western influences coexisted.

LLianhe Zaobao
NBC Nightly News Full Episode – Oct. 3Other

The broadcast features new details about the co-pilot following a Flydubai incident, an urgent search for a missing medical evacuation jet, and new revelations in the Cornell rape investigation.

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Hot-air balloon caught in power lines while landing in New MexicoWorld

A hot-air balloon became entangled in power lines while landing near Balloon Fiesta Park in Albuquerque, New Mexico, on Saturday. The crew got out safely without injuries on the opening day of the 54th Balloon Fiesta.

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Former House speaker: Democrats ‘doubt’ Newsom would be 2028 nomineePolitics5:08

Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy discusses California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s admiration for former President Bill Clinton and says Democrats doubt Newsom would become the party’s 2028 presidential nominee on Fox News’ “America Reports.”

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How women in India become commoditiesSociety

Nargis was lured to Haryana with promises of a better future, then bought by her husband for less than $400. Jameela continues to live with the effects of violence, exploitation and social exclusion. Their experiences mirror those of thousands of women brought from poorer parts of India to Haryana as “bought brides,” amid a lucrative human-trafficking trade.

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Could Spain’s housing protests force a snap election? AnalysisPolitics

Spanish freelance journalist Jaime Velazquez says about 500,000 people joined housing protests in Madrid and other cities after parliament rejected the government’s emergency housing decrees on Friday. He calls the mobilisation the largest since the 2011 Indignados movement and says protesters are not backing down, leaving Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez in a difficult position, including over whether to call a snap election.

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Analysis: How Israel strips Palestinian children of childhood through ‘unchilding’World

Ayed Abu Eqtaish, director of the Seyaj Organisation for Child Protection, discusses “unchilding”, a term coined by criminologist Nadera Shalhoub-Kevorkian in 2019 and later used by UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese to describe Israel’s systematic deprivation of Palestinian children’s right to life. Abu Eqtaish says it also deprives them of childhood itself, leaving them worried each day about reaching school safely and whether relatives will be arrested.

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All roads lead to… fashion? How pink was in style for Roman menCulture

A new exhibition at Copenhagen’s Glyptoteket museum explores the close ties between power and fashion in the Roman Empire about 2,000 years ago. Emperor Tiberius may have worn pink-colored garments, while others sharply criticized the clothing of people in power.

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RBC Training Ground tests skills in search for Canada’s next OlympiansSports

One hundred athletes from across Canada tested their speed, strength and endurance in Toronto for a chance to receive funding and join a national development program that could lead to an Olympic career. Olympians, former participants and aspiring athletes also shared their perspectives.

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Fareed unpacks Trump, Putin, AI, China and morePolitics

CNN host Fareed Zakaria reviews his September commentary on Donald Trump’s dangerous misunderstanding of Russian President Vladimir Putin, why recent artificial intelligence news may be more disturbing than science fiction, and why the United States and China may need each other more than they realize.

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The Flydubai attacker and the future of flyingWorld

A violent cockpit attack and suspected attempt to crash a flight bound for Israel have revived fears of aviation terrorism. Authorities are investigating it as a potential terrorist attack, while intelligence agencies examine whether the copilot had links to regional actors or Iran and how someone reportedly barred from flying over extremist views returned to the air.

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Somalia’s president accuses Houthis of destabilising the regionWorld

In an exclusive interview with Al Jazeera, Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud accused Yemen’s Ansar Allah Houthis of destabilising the region and disrupting navigation through the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait. He said he would have preferred a united, peaceful Yemen shaping its own future, but argued the Houthis are unable to deliver that.

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Parti Québécois faces scrutiny over alleged US election influence as polls show leadPolitics

Quebec voters will choose their next government on Monday, with polls suggesting the separatist Parti Québécois could win a large majority. The party is facing scrutiny over allegations of attempted US influence, after the Montreal Gazette reported that it tried to meet with the Trump administration.

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Global National: Oct. 3, 2026 | Ontario air ambulance jet with six aboard missing off U.S. coastWorld

The U.S. Coast Guard is continuing its search for a Canadian air ambulance that disappeared off Nantucket early Saturday. The jet was traveling from Bermuda to Boston with six people aboard, four of them Canadian. Quebec voters will choose their next government Monday; polls suggest the Parti Québécois could win a large majority, though the separatist party faces scrutiny.

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Lula and Flavio Bolsonaro end campaigns as Brazil vote remains a dead heatPolitics

Following the final campaign events, Sunday’s Brazilian presidential vote remains too close to call: polls put incumbent Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva level with Senator Flavio Bolsonaro. Seeking a fourth term, Lula used a Sao Paulo march attended by a crowd in red to vow to defend democracy and sovereignty, a pointed appeal to supporters of Flavio’s jailed father, former President Jair Bolsonaro.

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Brazil’s election: Lula faces off against a new BolsonaroPolitics

Inside Latin America examines Brazil’s pivotal presidential election, where 80-year-old President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva faces Senator Flavio Bolsonaro. Flavio is seeking to carry forward the political movement built by his jailed father, former President Jair Bolsonaro. Analyst Eduardo Jose Grin discusses whether Flavio could challenge the election’s legitimacy if defeated, as his father once did, amid competing claims of AI-driven disinformation and fake news from both campaigns.

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