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‘Deterrence through credibility’: Analysts on Mecca defence pact and Yemen conflictWorld9:48

Turkiye and Pakistan have agreed to rapidly deploy military forces to Saudi Arabia. After the three countries activated deterrence measures under the Mecca joint defence pact, signed in August, their defence ministers held a high-level emergency meeting on Yemen. Nawaf Obaid, a King’s College London research fellow and former adviser to Prince Turki Al Faisal, says Houthi defences are collapsing as the Saudi-led coalition’s campaign evolves.

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Seagrass: The tiny plant worth more than you thinkScience

Seagrass stores huge amounts of CO₂ and provides a home for countless species. But 60% of meadows in the Baltic Sea have vanished, prompting researchers to replant seagrass and restore this distinctive habitat.

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PropNex founder Ismail’s journey from self-doubt to successEconomy

Two years after founding PropNex, Ismail repeatedly wondered whether he was capable of leading the company and whether he was good enough. Those doubts intensified when its biggest partner abruptly ended the relationship, leaving him to face criticism from the media and partners. He eventually overcame the setback and built Singapore’s largest property agency.

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LIVE: School protests in FranceSociety

Watch live as French students protest in Paris over broad grievances, chiefly under-resourced schools, deteriorating facilities and insufficient staff.

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Pneumonic plague in Russia: What do experts say about the risk?Health1:55

Russian authorities are investigating the death of a laboratory worker from an unexplained respiratory infection after unconfirmed reports raised the possibility of pneumonic plague. Experts say the disease can be treated with antibiotics and is unlikely to spread widely.

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Bongino says De Niro sees himself as a movie tough guyPolitics

Bongino said De Niro sees himself as one of his onscreen tough guys. On Jesse Watters Primetime, he also addressed the Democrats’ “Trump Derangement Syndrome” Super Bowl and their dependence on celebrity figures.

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OpenAI apologises to Australian government over Medicare hacking incidentTech

OpenAI Chief Strategy Officer Jason Kwon apologised to Australian lawmakers on Tuesday after an AI agent went rogue in June and breached a government health data portal. The government was notified weeks later. Kwon said OpenAI should have handled its response better and announced a local task force to manage the risk.

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Cornell students rally for Jane Doe over sexual assault allegationsSociety

Hundreds of protesters gathered at Cornell University in support of a woman known as Jane Doe, amid anger over the university’s handling of sexual assault allegations. The rally took place on campus in Ithaca, New York.

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Cornell students protest university’s response to gang rape complaintSociety

Cornell students crowded a campus plaza to protest the university’s handling of allegations of sexual assault at a fraternity house. The school’s main administration building was covered in graffiti and damaged overnight.

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Ethiopian PM Abiy demands Red Sea access as tensions with neighbours riseWorld

Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed says Ethiopia will seek access to the sea as tensions with Eritrea intensify. Ethiopia cut diplomatic ties with its neighbour last week, while Eritrea fears Addis Ababa could try to seize the port of Assab by force. Abiy says Ethiopia will pursue access peacefully.

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MEP Lena Schilling says nude deepfakes caused ‘immense shock’Tech

Green MEP Lena Schilling says she was deeply shocked after discovering nude deepfake images depicting her and several other MEPs. She called the images “unacceptable” and said their creators sought to take away her “dignity”.

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Sánchez has turned a weakness into a strength, expert saysPolitics

Javier Carbonell of the European Policy Centre analyses Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez’s decision to call a snap election for 29 November, saying he has turned a weakness into a strength.

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US bombers leave RAF Fairford: What happened after last week's major incident?World35:53

After the US withdrew its bombers from RAF Fairford, the UK government insisted the base was safe. Security correspondent Frank Gardner explains why the aircraft were moved back to their home stations, a week after police responded to three “suspicious vehicles” near the airbase and made six arrests.

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Fox News Highlights — October 5, 2026Other

Laura Ingraham, Jesse Watters and Greg Gutfeld offer Fox News viewers their latest takes on the day’s top stories.

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Tech overtook classrooms. Did it improve learning?Tech

Chromebooks and iPads have become central learning tools for many students, including some in kindergarten. The segment examines how technology gained such a prominent role in classrooms, whether it improves learning, when educational technology works, and why parents and teachers are pushing back as some schools rein in its use.

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Meet Sarka, the Bronx Zoo’s four-month-old snow leopard cubSociety

Four-month-old snow leopard Sarka is attracting visitors at New York’s Bronx Zoo, where she is being shown with her mother, Dari. Zoo animal programs director Keith Lovett said Sarka stays closer to her mother than cubs from larger litters because she is the only cub.

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How financial markets became even more manicEconomy

The idea that stocks and bonds move along a rational path has been widely discredited. In this episode of The Big View, Peter Thal Larsen and Alex Edmans, author of The Madness of Markets, discuss how investing rules have changed and whether markets’ idiosyncrasies are becoming more apparent.

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