Russia's Novaya Gazeta, the independent newspaper once led by Nobel laureate Dmitry Muratov, says it will shut down on 9 November after authorities searched its editor's home.
Netflix released Lupin Part 4 on 23 October 2026. In eight episodes, an imprisoned Assane Diop must prove his innocence as an imitator commits museum robberies under the Lupin name.
Cursor says version 2.1.313 of the Claude Code extension was published under Anthropic's verified account and tried to install a persistent SSH backdoor; the company puts the impact at no more than 5,000 users.
Greenland's new international airport in Ilulissat has opened with a 2,200-metre runway and a new direct Copenhagen route, finishing the country's airport overhaul.
Marking International Lead Poisoning Prevention Week 2026, the World Health Organization says lead exposure contributes to more than 3.5 million deaths a year and is calling for faster, prevention-first action.
Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane won the 2026 Ballon d'Or in London on 26 October, ahead of Kylian Mbappé and Lamine Yamal, ending England's 25-year wait for a winner.
A simple closet audit helps you see what you really wear, what needs repair and what is missing, so you can dress well this winter without buying more than you need.
The 2027 call for the France Excellence Eiffel Scholarship is open. Here is who can benefit, what it pays, and why your French university must submit the file before 6 January 2027.
In a 96-person randomised trial presented at EASD and published in The Lancet Regional Health – Americas, 27 of 50 adults under 45 reached remission on a low-calorie diet plus supervised exercise, versus 2 of 46 on usual care.
Binance says the estimated impact of the breach is about $6.3 billion, with roughly $3 billion frozen on-chain, while blockchain analysts attribute the attack to a North Korea-linked group.
Rudi Fuchs, who led Amsterdam's Stedelijk Museum and directed Documenta 7, has died in Amsterdam on 25 October, according to reports citing The Art Newspaper and Het Parool.
The first Kathmandu Film Festival, launched by the city government, runs 30 October to 1 November and mixes international cinema, Nepali shorts and restored classics, Variety reports.
Combined storage at Australia's Menindee Lakes has dropped below 480 gigalitres for the first time since 2021, triggering temporary restrictions and warnings of summer fish deaths, The Guardian reports.
Researchers from Berkeley, Oxford and partner institutions report in Nature that two niobium-titanium alloys resisted cracking at 20 kelvin by activating nanoscale twinning, a finding that could guide materials for extreme cold.
The Hungarian-born filmmaker behind 'The Ruling Class', 'The Changeling' and 'Romeo Is Bleeding' died in Los Angeles on Tuesday, his family announced, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The CHAPEA Mission 2 volunteers will step out of their 3D-printed habitat at Johnson Space Center on Saturday, with NASA streaming the exit live.
In a small study of 50 people published in Science Advances, weaker and slower beta-band brain activity went together with poorer timing perception, more disorganised speech and more severe symptoms. The researchers stress the findings are preliminary.