[Agenzia Fides] Bamako -- «This morning at dawn, a convoy of 1,000 fuel tankers, escorted by the army, was greeted by a cheering crowd in Bamako,» local sources told Fides, describing the situation in the Malian capital, where unrest is growing due to the blockade by the jihadist group Jama'a Nusrat ul-Islam wa al-Muslimin (JNIM), which is attempting to prevent fuel tankers from Senegal and Ivory Coast from supplying the city.

[Addis Standard] Addis Abeba -- Amnesty International has called for an immediate and transparent investigation by the United States into a deadly air strike on a migrant detention center in Sa'ada, north-western Yemen, which killed and injured dozens of Ethiopian migrants in April 2025, describing the attack as a likely war crime.

[Dabanga] El Fasher / Tawila -- Report by Amal Yahya of Jabraka News for Sudan Media Forum

This is nearly double the $206 billion Kiev has received since February 2022, The Economist writes

According to Breaking Defense, in fiscal year 2026, the fighter fleet will amount to 1,271 planes

«Experts have rightly noted that the attempts of the ‘coalition of the willing’ to find ways to help Vladimir Zelensky, and at the same time to profit from immobilized Russian assets and income from them, convincingly demonstrate that the resources of the European sponsors of the Kiev regime are running out,» Maria Zakharova said

Delegates from 19 member states and two regional economies of the organization, including Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexey Overchuk, are expected to discuss international trade, artificial intelligence, digital development, demographic challenges, and other global issues

American explosive testing would provide justification for Pakistan, India, and North Korea to expand their own testing regimes," Jack Reed said

Asbestos, which can pose serious health risks to those exposed during demolition, was frequently used in projects at the time of the East Wing’s construction.

India has secured approval for some domestic companies to import crucial rare earth magnets from China, vital for automotive and electronics sectors. These licenses follow earlier curbs, enabling access to materials essential for electric vehicles and other high-tech products. However, imports are restricted, prohibiting use in defense and export to the US.

Attacks Cong, RJD for skipping ayodhya event

Bihar's political landscape was shaken as Dularchand Yadav, a former associate of Lalu Prasad, was fatally shot during an election clash in Mokama Tal. The incident, involving supporters of rival strongmen Anant Singh and Jan Suraaj candidate Priyadarshi Piyush, marks a grim turn in the otherwise peaceful campaign. Authorities are investigating the violent confrontation.

The NDA is set to unveil its election manifesto, prioritizing job creation in IT, semiconductors, and MSMEs, offering a distinct alternative to the opposition's focus on government jobs. This strategy aims to leverage local talent and address migration concerns by fostering private sector growth, acknowledging Bihar's current limitations in attracting large manufacturing units.

ARTA, Djibouti (HOL) — Djibouti’s President Ismail Omar Geelle has called on Somalis to unite and rebuild their nation through self-reliance, even as he strengthens his own hold on power following a controversial constitutional change that could extend his 26-year rule.

Hawaiki Nui Va’a 2025 innove avec le GPS obligatoire sur chaque pirogue. Une avancée qui garantit plus de sécurité et permet à tous de suivre la course en temps réel, va’a par va’a, sur notre site internet. Une immersion totale au cœur de la plus mythique des courses polynésiennes.

Donald Trump annonce vouloir relancer les essais nucléaires aux États-Unis. Une déclaration floue, qui laisse planer l’incertitude sur la nature des tests visés. Le pays n’a pas fait exploser de bombe atomique depuis 1992. Plusieurs experts et élus américains s’interrogent sur la pertinence de cette décision.

Jeudi 30 octobre 2025 s'est déroulée la deuxième étape de la Hawaiki Nui Va'a : le mythique parcours Raiatea-Taha'a sur 27 kilomètres. Courte mais impitoyable, cette étape technique teste l'endurance et la tactique des équipages. La plus redoutée de la course se suit en direct, avec couverture terre, mer et ciel.

Dans la catégorie reine des séniors hommes, OPT remporte la deuxième étape (Raiatea-Tahaa) de la Hawaiki Nui Va'a 2025 suivi de Shell Va'a. Chez les dames et les juniors garçons, Hawaï et Air Tahiti s'imposent dans leur catégorie respective. Cette 32ème édition se poursuit vendredi.

A 47-year-old widow was arrested for allegedly conspiring with her lover and his brother to murder her 22-year-old son. The trio reportedly killed Pradeep Sharma to claim Rs 40 lakh from four life insurance policies taken in his name. The victim's body was staged as a road accident.

The United States has granted a six-month extension to the sanctions waiver for India's Chabahar port in Iran. This crucial development allows India continued access to Afghanistan and Central Asia, bypassing Pakistan. The port's importance for India's economic ties with Afghanistan is highlighted amidst evolving regional dynamics.

Allahabad High Court acquitted four men, including two Pakistani nationals, of terrorism charges in a 2007 attack that killed eight CRPF personnel. The court cited prosecution's failure to prove culpability beyond reasonable doubt, instead convicting them under the Arms Act and sentencing them to 10 years rigorous imprisonment. Families of victims expressed anger and disbelief at the verdict.

The BBC has allegedly continued its operations in Azerbaijan after having its license suspended Read Full Article at RT.com

The ghosts of the Cuban Missile Crisis are back, this time haunting Ukraine, Venezuela, and Washington’s divided politics Read Full Article at RT.com

Belgian Defense Minister Theo Francken has said his “wipe Moscow off the map” comment should be seen in light of NATO’s deterrence doctrine Read Full Article at RT.com

The FBI has had its probes slowed down due to the lack of funds for operational needs linked to the shutdown, Reuters has reported Read Full Article at RT.com

Tehran blocked most foreign messengers in 2018, arguing they were used to incite violence in anti-government protests Read Full Article at RT.com

Doctors in Montreal are prescribing music as medicine.

Residents of The Yarrow in East Vancouver say their landlord, Realstar Group, made false accusations when it sent them letters threatening to evict them for discussing issues in a tenants' Facebook group. The company has since apologized.

It came amid claims the Chancellor could be forced to hand back tens of thousands of pounds to tenants after renting out her family home without a rental licence.

The Krambúðin convenience store in Urriðaholt, Garðabær, will offer customers a 50% discount on all products starting tomorrow, with the exception of nicotine and tobacco. The store will then close permanently once its stock has been sold out.

Campaign group Republic says it has instructed lawyers to investigate the Duke of York and, if appropriate, press ahead with legal proceedings.

“This car wouldn’t give him any room. Then the driver just started bumping into him,” says Pétur Jóhannesson in an interview with mbl.is. He witnessed the altercation between a cyclist and a driver near Spöngin today and captured the incident on video, which can be seen below.