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AI will empower India’s space missions, minister saysScience

Indian Science and Technology Minister Jitendra Singh says artificial intelligence can greatly strengthen India’s space missions. He says human-led intelligence will need to make optimal use of AI to advance nuclear and space programs.

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China’s growth rebounds as home-price slump easesEconomy3:50

China’s economy grew faster than expected in the third quarter, while home prices declined at a slower pace in September. Maybank Macro Research Director Erica Tay discusses the potential implications for stimulus expectations.

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Waking up as a stranger: The man who lost his pastSociety

After waking one morning with no memory of his past, a man had to rebuild his identity from scratch. As fragments returned, he became convinced his former self had died. Eric reflects on how the experience reshaped his life and why he believes it made him a different person.

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ISS mission: ‘It’s really exciting to see this renewal of French women in space’Science

European Space Agency chemical propulsion engineer Laurène Delsupexhe says gender equality in space exploration remains unfinished despite remarkable progress. She traces the path from the institutional exclusion of the Mercury 13 to renewed ambitions under NASA’s Artemis programme.

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Speaker Johnson: This would be an absolute disasterPolitics

House Speaker Mike Johnson discusses Republicans’ efforts to retain control of Congress as the midterm elections approach. He also comments on sanctions against Russia.

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Asian Chip Stocks Extend LossesEconomy

Bloomberg’s Asia Trade program previews the start of the Asian trading day, noting that traders are bracing for a volatility surge as jitters about AI spread.

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EU condemns second settler attack in as many daysWorld

The European Union condemned Jewish settlers for attacking people that included a European delegation. Witnesses said masked men targeted the group during a visit to the occupied West Bank. Israel said the attack was unverified. On Friday, a Washington Post photographer was hospitalized after settlers disrupted a Palestinian olive harvest.

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Trump backs Netanyahu ahead of Israel’s October 2026 electionPolitics9:19

US President Donald Trump has publicly endorsed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu before Israel’s scheduled October 2026 election, stressing their partnership and shared campaign against Iran. Netanyahu cited their claimed success in “crushing” the Iranian axis as a reason to keep working together. Analysts examine the alliance’s complexities, including the conflict’s unpopularity among some Americans.

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Canada military base fire: Carney mourns victims of Alberta tragedyWorld1:04

A devastating fire at a military training base in Wainwright, Alberta, caused casualties and put local medical services under significant strain. Some injured people were taken to hospitals in other towns. Resident Brandon Simmons described a chaotic scene, likening it to a war movie and recalling people trapped in vehicles as the fire spread. Prime Minister Mark Carney addressed the country to mourn those who died.

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Cattle run loose in Kansas City after truck overturnsSociety

A truck carrying 120 cattle crashed and overturned on a highway Sunday morning, leaving cattle loose in downtown Kansas City, local outlet KSHB 41 reported.

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Trump turns on Zelenskyy as Ukraine launches massive strikes on RussiaWorld

Ukraine has carried out one of its biggest drone attacks on Russia, striking oil facilities and other infrastructure in and around St. Petersburg. US President Donald Trump accused Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of not wanting to end the war and warned Ukraine against targeting Russian oil infrastructure, saying the strikes are pushing up global diesel prices. Trump also defended waiving new sanctions against Moscow.

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Wainwright community feels aftermath of military base disasterSociety

The Canadian military is dealing with the aftermath of a disaster at CFB Wainwright, while the neighbouring Alberta town of Wainwright has also been deeply affected. The town, home to about 6,000 people, bore the brunt of Saturday night’s chaos, and many base members are closely involved in community life.

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ABC World News Tonight with David Muir Full Broadcast — Oct. 18, 2026World

The broadcast reports Pope Leo XIV’s first public appearance after lung cancer surgery, leading a prayer crowd at the Vatican. It also tracks a dangerous nor’easter approaching the Mid-Atlantic and Carolina coasts, covers a Canadian military base fire that killed at least four and injured dozens, and shows new images of police raiding a 16-year-old school shooting suspect.

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Global National: Oct. 18, 2026 | Carney confirms 4 service members killed in CFB Wainwright fireWorld

Four service members have been confirmed dead and dozens seriously injured after an explosion and fire at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright on Saturday. Multiple military sources say a preliminary investigation points to a munition from a live training exercise igniting a fast-moving grass fire that led to an explosion. The circumstances and full impact remain unclear.

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Paralysed three weeks after giving birth: Becki’s recovery storyHealth

Three weeks after welcoming her newborn son, active mother of two Becki suffered a stroke that paralysed the left side of her body. Determined to regain her independence, she undertook gruelling rehabilitation and was able to be there for her children again.

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Canadian officials report new details on deadly fire at military baseSociety

A wildfire engulfed an outdoor exercise at Alberta's CFB Wainwright; four Canadian service members lost their lives and 39 sustained injuries. Mark Carney ordered flags at half-mast and said the episode ranked among the gravest peacetime tragedies for Canada's military at home.

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Wainwright disaster triggers mass-casualty protocols at Alberta hospitalsHealth2:20

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said 39 patients were being treated in hospitals across the province as of Sunday afternoon, including 19 in critical condition. Hospitals operated under a Code Orange overnight as patients were rushed in and health workers mobilized. The protocols ended a day after the disaster, but officials said many wounded people remain in danger.

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