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.
Suede and Manic Street Preachers began their joint UK arena tour at Glasgow's OVO Hydro on 28 October, with a new Suede song debuted live and a hint of Generation Terrorists anniversary plans, NME 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.
Naples Airport will shut to air traffic from 1 to 30 November 2026 for runway and lighting works, with some flights moved to Salerno and extra buses and taxis planned.
University of Virginia researchers report that MRI-guided ultrasound can open the blood-brain barrier to deliver microRNAs that slowed glioblastoma growth and extended survival in animals; human trials are still to come.
The Dream's 80-69 win over Golden State levelled the WNBA Finals at 3-3 and set up the first Game 7 in the championship series' history.
The Garden Climate Assessment Tool, developed with the RHS, National Trust, English Heritage and Royal Botanic Gardens, aims to show gardeners how plants may cope with their future local climate, the Guardian reports.
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.
An Associated Press video report says Russian attacks on industrial and energy sites are shutting steel production and stalling grain shipments, deepening Ukraine's economic crisis as US aid declines.
University of Hawaii researchers report in Scientific Reports that gut microbiome differences were associated with about 15% of the variation in a biological-aging measure among 123 adults, though the study cannot show cause and effect.
Nobel laureate María Corina Machado landed in Caracas on Sunday, greeted by crowds, and on Monday said she is ready to meet interim president Delcy Rodríguez.
A study in General Psychiatry that tracked light exposure with wrist devices found brighter daytime light associated with lower dementia risk, though researchers stress it shows an association, not a cause.
Scientists at the Kunming Institute of Botany describe Dianjunus rex, a new genus and family whose fruiting bodies reach 50 cm, taller than any previously known ascomycete.
The Edinburgh International Film Festival has confirmed an anniversary screening of Karan Johar's 1998 Bollywood hit, partly shot in Scotland, at its 2028 edition after talks in Mumbai with Scotland's First Minister.
The Welsh government says it intends to prohibit sales of high-caffeine energy drinks to under-16s, subject to a consultation, while the soft drinks industry argues the evidence for harm is weak, BBC Wales reports.
France's Senate approved, 229 to 105, an expanded bill holding protesters financially liable for damage during demonstrations, after riots and looting on 17 October. It now goes to the divided National Assembly.
At the Cinémathèque française, Cannes chief Thierry Frémaux praised France's film funding system while CNC president Gaëtan Bruel warned against efforts to dismantle it, Variety reports.