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ESA chief unveils €10bn plan to reach space without NASAScience

European Space Agency Director General Josef Aschbacher told The Big Question how Europe could benefit from the booming space industry. He said the sector is currently valued at €600 billion and is expected to grow by 10% a year.

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Trump on Zelenskyy: 'I think he should have an election'Politics

Trump argued Ukraine's leader should face voters and blamed him for the lack of a peaceful settlement with Russia. He portrayed Putin as eager for an agreement and welcomed a larger worldwide oil supply at lower prices.

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Steve Hilton: This is a DISGUSTING and EVIL situationPolitics

California Republican gubernatorial hopeful Steve Hilton addressed state flood planning and efforts to curb animal abuse, among other subjects, during an appearance on “The Big Weekend Show.”

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New US sanctions threaten ICC as Europe weighs how far to defend the courtPolitics

The United States is intensifying its campaign against the International Criminal Court, and new sanctions could disrupt its operations. The Trump administration accuses the court of targeting US and Israeli officials. Secretary of State Marco Rubio says the latest measures will restrict transactions; earlier US measures targeted the court’s president, judges and senior prosecutors.

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Singapore to launch haze subsidies as respiratory cases riseHealth

Singapore’s Ministry of Health will activate its haze subsidy scheme at Public Health Preparedness Clinics and polyclinics from Monday, Oct. 12. Health Minister Ong Ye Kung said respiratory-related visits have risen week on week as transboundary haze worsens air quality.

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Forever Canadian and Alberta Prosperity Project make final push before referendumPolitics

With Alberta’s referendum less than 10 days away, the Forever Canadian campaign and the Alberta Prosperity Project are preparing their pitches to voters. The Prosperity Project’s convoy ended in Spruce Grove with a flag walk and a gathering of nearly 50 people. People who spoke with Global News said they feel their voices are as strong as ever. The opposing Forever Canadian Unity Tour Bus plans to keep travelling in the coming days.

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Levin: ‘They’re laughing at us’Politics

Fox News host Mark Levin lists the groups he says fall under the Democrats’ “big tent” and discusses the midterm elections and other topics on “Life, Liberty & Levin.”

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Isaias tears roofs from Florida apartment complexWorld

Drone footage shows debris and destruction after Hurricane Isaias ripped the roof off a large section of an apartment complex in Milton, Florida.

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Analysis: Riyadh airport attack was expected as Houthi retaliationWorld

Saudi Arabia’s Civil Aviation Authority says Saturday’s attack on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh killed 12 people, including four Saudi citizens, and injured 309, some critically. Saudi authorities blamed the Houthis, also known as Ansar Allah, and called it a war crime. The group has not claimed responsibility. Nawaf Obaid, a King’s College London research fellow and security analyst, said the attack was expected as a form of Houthi retaliation.

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Vancouver Island First Nation calls for stronger protection of ancestral burial sitesSociety

A First Nation on Vancouver Island is urging governments at every level to better protect ancestral burial grounds and other archaeological sites from infrastructure projects. The province acknowledged West Saanich Road was built through an ancient burial area and signed a reconciliation agreement with Tseycum First Nation in 2012, but hereditary chiefs say the pain and concerns remain.

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Trump’s Russian diesel deal unlikely to shift US oil markets much: analysisEconomy

Maximilian Hess, a Foreign Policy Research Institute fellow and founder of Enmetena Advisory, said from London that Donald Trump’s diesel deal with Vladimir Putin would not meaningfully affect US oil markets. The initial 300,000 tons would amount to less than a day of US transport diesel use, with further shipments covering only a few days. Russia’s ability to deliver is uncertain, as it has not exported diesel since July.

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Saudi Arabia blames Houthis for major airport attackWorld

At least 12 people were killed and more than 300 injured in a major attack on Riyadh’s international airport, which has faced several attacks in recent days. No group has claimed responsibility, but Saudi Arabia blames Yemen’s Houthis. The deadly strikes have revealed weaknesses in Saudi Arabia’s defenses as it backs Yemen’s government against the Iran-backed rebels.

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At least 4 dead after Isaias hits US Gulf CoastWorld2:39

Hurricane Isaias caused damage after making landfall on the US Gulf Coast, leaving at least four people dead. Fox News correspondent Max Gorden discussed the destruction on “Fox Report.”

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One year on, Gaza ceasefire is one in name onlyWorld

A year after the US-brokered Gaza ceasefire began, Palestinian health authorities say more than 1,450 people have been killed. Israel says it is targeting threats from Hamas, which accuses Israel of violating the agreement. Israeli forces control about two-thirds of the territory, while tens of thousands of families remain in makeshift shelters.

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Trump slams Zelenskyy, says Ukraine needs a new presidentPolitics

Speaking to reporters at the White House about the Russia-Ukraine war, Donald Trump criticized Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and said he could have settled the war many times.

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New York demonstrators demand justice after man is shot in ICE operationSociety

A street demonstration in New York on Saturday drew several people seeking justice for Oscar Belgal. On Thursday, the Dominican man was driving with a 5-year-old boy when a federal immigration officer fired at him, hitting him in the neck.

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US authorises release of up to 4 million barrels of emergency oil after Hurricane IsaiasEconomy

The US Department of Energy authorised an emergency exchange of up to 4 million barrels of crude from its reserves, saying Hurricane Isaias disrupted supply. The storm reached Category 3, with winds up to 208km/h, then weakened to a post-tropical cyclone after making landfall near Destin on Saturday. At least four people died, and tens of thousands in several states, including Georgia and Florida, remain without power.

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Poland examines possible Russian links to wave of school attacksSociety

Three attacks at educational institutions in less than a week have shaken Poland and prompted a major security response. Authorities say there is no evidence they were coordinated, though concerns are mounting over copycat violence, online influences and school safety. Some politicians, including opposition leader Jarosław Kaczynski, allege Russian influence operations may be encouraging such violence online, but no evidence has been presented.

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Saskatchewan First Nations raise concerns over Bell AI data centreTech

Bell Canada is building a $50-billion AI data centre south of Regina, which would be the country’s largest when completed. Two First Nations are seeking to halt the project, arguing that Bell and all levels of government must consult them about developments that could affect their traditional territory. One First Nation’s letter cites limited local water and the need to protect an aquifer beneath much of the region.

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