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Nigerian military plane crash kills 32World

A Nigerian military plane flying from Benin City to Lagos crashed on Oct. 5 in southwestern Ondo state, killing 25 passengers and seven crew members.

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Israeli military incursions into Syria: Soldiers kill one person and open fire on farmersWorld

Israeli forces opened fire on farmers’ vehicles in the al-Kroum area of the Damascus countryside after killing a man in southern Syria. They also established checkpoints and turned back UN peacekeepers in Quneitra, Daraa and the Damascus countryside, amid more frequent incursions, raids and arrests in southern Syria.

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Ray Dalio Warns of US Debt Crisis Within 3 YearsEconomy50:39

Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio says rising debt is squeezing economies and warns that the United States could face a debt crisis within three years.

BBloomberg Television
Clashes break out in Barcelona over Spain's housing crisisSociety

Clashes erupted in central Barcelona after a mass protest over Spain’s housing crisis. Tensions rose when demonstrators tried to move toward the Barcelona Stock Exchange after the march had officially ended, and police blocked their advance.

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‘SCARE TACTIC’: NYC councilwoman attacks Democrats’ AI messagingPolitics

Republican New York City Councilwoman Vickie Paladino calls Democrats’ messaging on artificial-intelligence rules a “scare tactic.” She addresses proposed local regulations as technology leaders appear before the City Council to testify on AI oversight.

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Singapore parliament approves salary increases for president, speaker and deputiesPolitics

Singapore’s parliament approved motions introduced by Leader of the House Indranee Rajah to raise the president’s annual salary from S$1,568,900 to S$2,568,200 and the speaker’s from S$550,000 to S$900,000. Deputy speakers will receive a monthly allowance equal to 15% of the speaker’s salary.

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China’s one-person companies find strength in numbersEconomy

The second installment of a three-part series on AI-powered companies examines how communities and networks are helping China’s one-person companies find customers, collaborators and resources, while joining forces on larger projects.

CCNA
Russia plague lab case raises concern, but experts say US spread risk is lowHealth1:49

Russian authorities quarantined a hospital and are monitoring people who had contact with an employee of a plague research institute in Siberia. The employee contracted pneumonia of an “unknown” cause and reportedly died last week, while experts say the risk of spread to the United States is low.

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Yemen Regains Red Sea City of MochaWorld

Yemen’s armed forces took control of the Red Sea city of Mocha on Monday after fighting Iran-backed Houthi forces, state-run Saba reported. The move brings the internationally recognized government closer to controlling the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, a narrow passage linking the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden.

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Gaza war marks three years with no clear path to peaceWorld

The Gaza war enters its fourth year with no agreement on the territory’s future. Israel and Hamas remain deeply divided over disarmament, troop withdrawal and who would govern Gaza, while pressure is mounting for answers about how the conflict began.

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Latest news bulletin | October 6, 2026 – MorningOther

A morning roundup of the most important stories from Europe and beyond on October 6, 2026, covering world news, business, entertainment, politics, culture and travel.

Eeuronews
Chan Chun Sing answers questions on civil servants’ property purchases near unannounced MRT stationsPolitics

Coordinating Minister for Public Services Chan Chun Sing answered MPs’ questions about a US-based research organisation’s working paper on civil servants buying property near MRT stations that had not been announced. He said eight public service officers had been referred to police over such purchases, stressing that wrongdoing had not been established.

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Bonds Extend Slide as Stocks Edge Toward Record HighsEconomy1:34:52

Bloomberg Television’s “The Asia Trade” examines market developments as trading begins in Asia. U.S. long-end Treasury yields have reached their highest levels since 2002, while bonds continue to decline and stocks move modestly higher toward record highs. The program is live from Tokyo and Sydney with market analysis and interviews.

BBloomberg Television
High-tech revolution in defenseTech

Europe is facing rising tensions and new threats, but its changing security landscape is also driving innovation, opening opportunities for businesses and reshaping regions. Germany’s expanding defense industry, startups competing in new defense technology and the return of submarine production to Wismar illustrate the impact of Europe’s defense boom.

DDW News
How life-changing war injuries transformed everyday life in GazaWorld

Before the war, daily routines in Gaza included work, school, family gatherings and communal worship. Now, some people live with life-changing injuries, while homes, hospitals, universities and places of worship have been damaged or destroyed. Photographs and familiar sites reveal how war has transformed Gaza.

TThe Associated Press
NATO territory faces no immediate threat, Rutte tells EuronewsWorld

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte told Euronews that the alliance faces no immediate threat. He said he does not take Russia’s nuclear warning concerning Kaliningrad seriously, arguing that Moscow is trying to divert attention from its difficulties in Ukraine.

Eeuronews
LIVE: 2026 Nobel Prize in physics announcementScience

The 2026 Nobel physics announcement by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences is being streamed live from Stockholm, Sweden.

TThe Associated Press
Quebec election: Sovereigntist Parti Québécois projected to form minority governmentPolitics2:14

Quebec voters have delivered a major political shakeup, with Global News projecting the Parti Québécois to form a minority government in a dramatic comeback. The result raises the prospect of a third sovereignty referendum, despite continued resistance among many Quebecers and a stunning defeat for the Coalition Avenir Québec.

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ABC News Live Prime: October 5, 2026Other

Phone calls indicate that Cornell fraternity members may have tried to contain rape allegations. The program also examines illness-triggered quarantines in Russia and whether energy companies can be held locally liable for environmental damage.

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