Bulgaria: Journalist Hospitalized After Assault by Security Detail Protecting Radev’s Speaker of Parliament (VIDEO)
Journalist Sonya Koltuklieva was hospitalized after a National Protection Service (NSO) officer forcefully threw her to the ground as she tried to question Parliamentary Speaker Mihaela Dotsova outside the headquarters of Prime Minister Rumen Radev’s Progressive Bulgaria party in Sofia, according t»»»
International Criminal Court wins EU's Sakharov human rights prize
The International Criminal Court, which US President Donald Trump's administration has threatened to dismantle "brick by brick", has been awarded the European Union's Sakharov human rights prize. The International Criminal Court has been awarded the European Union's 2026 Sakharov Prize, the EU's»»»
French students demonstrate again, despite school holidays
The French "interfac" student movement organised new protests on Thursday, even though it is currently the school holidays in France. Student representatives are set to meet soon with Education Minister Edouard Geffray. Details by FRANCE 24's Ellen Gainsford.»»»
French shopkeepers fear new looting in upcoming protests
In Paris, shopkeepers fear further losses ahead of a demonstration planned for next Saturday. After last weekend’s protests saw scenes of vandalism, some are considering closing their shops, while others plan to stay open.»»»
‘No change’ in Russia’s attitude on war shown by deadly attacks, Zelensky says
Russia’s latest attacks on Ukraine show there has been “no real change” in Moscow’s attitude towards the war, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Thursday. The deadly strikes came just hours after Russian President Vladimir Putin told US envoy Steve Witkoff his country was ready to resume t»»»
Targeted by Trump, International Criminal Court wins top EU rights prize
Facing US sanctions, the International Criminal Court was on Thursday awarded the European Union's top rights prize, in a show of support that risks upsetting President Donald Trump. "The European Union is built on respect for multilateralism and international institutions, and this prize recognise»»»
Flávio Bolsonaro: Brazil's next president?
Since Jair Bolsonaro lost Brazil’s presidency four years ago, he has been barred from running again and jailed for plotting a coup, yet his eldest son now stands within reach of returning the family name to the Planalto Palace. In the first round of the presidential election on 4 October, Flávio Bo»»»
Iraq at risk of fragmentation
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s warnings in September about the “Balkanisation of Iraq” have renewed attention to the dangers posed by armed groups operating outside government control. As such, this week’s cover story details how militia influence undermines state institutions, deepens sectari»»»
The Palestinian flag in France: from student protests to social unrest
Amid the wave of demonstrations sweeping across France, one symbol has stood out amid the scenes of protest, violence, and vandalism: the Palestinian flag. Since late September, students, trade unionists, and broad sections of French society have protested conditions in the country’s schools, the r»»»
Sofia Court Orders Early Release for Milen Tsvetkov’s KillerOpinions
The Sofia City Court has ruled that Kristiyan Nikolov, who was sentenced to nine years in prison for killing journalist and television host Milen Tsvetkov in a 2020 car crash, should be released on parole, despite objections from the prosecution and prison administration. Judge Viktor Chaushev said»»»
Syrian Man Stabbed Young Men Near Sofia’s NDK, Believing They Were Filming HimOpinions
The Sofia District Court has ordered 23-year-old Syrian national Mahmoud Muhammad to remain in custody over a knife attack near Sofia’s National Palace of Culture (NDK) on October 16 that left three young men injured, ruling that he was the aggressor. Muhammad has been charged with inflicting bodil»»»
Major US banks block AI agents from accessing customer accounts
Some AI tools reportedly attempted actions beyond users' instructions Major US banks are blocking third-party artificial intelligence (AI) agents from accessing customer accounts and making transactions after reports that some automated tools tried to take actions beyond users’ instructions. Two pe»»»
Abu Dhabi hospitals to use AI to take paperwork out of consultation room
Technology reshapes healthcare in Abu Dhabi, prioritizing meaningful doctor-patient time Abu Dhabi: Private hospital groups in Abu Dhabi are turning to AI to take over documentation and administrative work, so doctors can spend consultations talking with patients instead of typing. “We are currentl»»»
Trump hints at renewed action against Iran 'fairly soon' amid rising tensions over nuclear threat
Iran warns of retaliation as Trump vows to prevent nuclear weapon development US President Donald Trump has hinted going "a little bit further" in a potential re-escalation of the US-Israeli conflict with Iran, with a single stated aim — preventing the regime from obtaining a nuclear weapon. Iran's»»»
US banks detect unauthorized AI agents in customer accounts – Axios
Major US banks have detected outside artificial intelligence agents operating inside customer accounts, with some appearing to attempt actions beyond users’ instructions, Axios reported on Thursday. AI agents are designed to complete tasks on users’ behalf, potentially making purchases, paying bill»»»
UK PM announces military aircraft to help fight future wildfires
UK equips military aircraft to combat wildfires amid climate challenges UK military helicopters and planes will be equipped to fight wildfires, Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced late Thursday ahead of hosting England's first "resilience" summit focused on the growing threat they pose. English f»»»
Taiwan shuts down as supertyphoon Champi approaches
Flights canceled as Typhoon Champi disrupts Taiwan and regional travel Most shops and schools were shut across Taiwan on Friday as Typhoon Champi neared the island, forcing hundreds of people to leave their homes ahead of the powerful storm. The typhoon is expected to sweep past Taiwan's northeast »»»
Lebanon’s Justice Minister calls for referring file of seized Hezbollah explosives the file to the Judicial Council – Ya Libnan
Share: Lebanon’s Minister of Justice Adel Nassar said that the investigation into the file of seized Hezbollah’s explosives shipment “is ongoing and expanding,” in line with “the commitments of President Joseph Aoun, Prime Minister Nawaf Salam and the Ministry of Justice that there is no ceiling on»»»
EU ‘inviting disaster’ with carbon tax on steel, says Piyush Goyal
Higher steel costs may impact European infrastructure and global trade, says Goyal Berlin: Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal on Thursday criticised the European Union’s carbon tax on steel, saying the bloc was “inviting disaster” by imposing additional costs that could raise the cos»»»
Eight dead, 10 injured in Ecuador prison riots: officials
Eight dead, 10 injured in violent Ecuador prison clashes Eight inmates were killed and 10 injured in near-simultaneous prison riots at Ecuador’s Cotopaxi No. 1 prison in Latacunga and Pichincha No. 1, known as El Inca, in northern Quito on Thursday, October 22. Ecuador’s prison authority, SNAI, con»»»
Novel mRNA cancer vaccine helps melanoma patients
New mRNA technology offers hope for melanoma patients post-surgery WASHINGTON: A first-of-its-kind cancer vaccine is significantly reducing the chances that melanoma patients’ tumors come back, according to results of a major study released Thursday by drugmakers Moderna and Merck. The vaccine was »»»
Indian passport services in UAE: Alhind issues new advisory after Embassy closes 4 ICACs
EXCLUSIVEOne closed centre each in Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah to open for some: Who can visit? Dubai: Alhind has issued a new service advisory after the Indian Embassy in Abu Dhabi announced the closure of four Indian Consular Application Centres (ICACs) in the UAE, confirming that passport delivery»»»
150,000 rally in Belgrade as Serbia heads to pivotal poll
Anti-corruption movement gains momentum in Serbia's tense political landscape Around 150,000 supporters of Serbia's opposition student movement rallied in central Belgrade on Thursday, seeking to oust the party of veteran leader Aleksandar Vucic in crunch parliamentary elections this weekend. The S»»»
Wedgewood Polls admits faking election surveys used by major US media
Major US news outlets amplified fabricated election polls showing gains by Democrats, giving a bogus months-old polling operation national credibility before investigators exposed its invented data. Wedgewood Polls, which appeared in June, secured coverage from publications including Newsweek, the »»»
Israel election: How Religious Zionists could shape the next government – RT reports
Politicians advocating for annexation and further military operations could decide Israel’s next government despite holding only a handful of parliamentary seats, RT correspondent Charlotte Dubenskij reports. With 37 parties competing for the Knesset’s 120 seats on October 27, Israel’s proportional»»»
UAE grocery prices: Where to find lower costs for rice, eggs and oil this October
MoET data identify affordable staples with quantities listed to help households compare Dubai: UAE residents looking to manage grocery spending can compare listed prices for rice, eggs, milk and cooking oil through the Ministry of Economy and Tourism’s Essential Goods Prices Platform. The dashboard»»»
Four in five immigrants deported under Trump 2.0 have no criminal record, study finds
RIYADH: Of the 980,000 migrants deported during the first 18 months of US President Donald Trump’s second term, only 20 percent were individuals with a criminal conviction, according to a report published on Thursday by the Migration Policy Institute think tank. The study, authored by Marc Rosenblu»»»
Lawyer questions al-Qaida suspect's competence before USS Cole bombing trial
Defense claims al-Qaida suspect unfit for trial due to CIA torture-induced injuries WASHINGTON: A lawyer for the suspected organiser of a deadly al-Qaida attack on a US warship in the year 2000 wants a military court to determine his competence before trial, arguing that he has a traumatic brain in»»»
Driving in Fujairah? Police warn against these three road habits
Drivers urged to keep safe distances, observe speed limits and avoid aggressive honking. Fujairah: Fujairah Police have urged motorists to follow traffic rules, maintain safe distances and exercise patience on the roads amid concerns over heavy traffic and the frequent movement of trucks and commer»»»
Bangladesh to utilize Palmyra Palms to as fatal lightning strikes shield
Dhaka: The government in Bangladesh has initiated nationwide planting campaigns to grow tall palmyra palm trees as a natural defense system against fatal lightning strikes. Bangladeshi Disaster Management and Relief Minister Asadul Habib Dulu on Thursday inaugurated the campaign in a northern distr»»»
'Kharg Island a monument to failure': Bessent says 'Operation Economic Outcast' cutting Iran's oil lifeline
Kharg Island's decline symbolizes Iran's economic isolation under US pressure Washington DC: Iran’s crude export apparatus has been crippled and the regime's principal financial lifeline has been severed, a US official asserted. United States Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent launched a scathing att»»»
Pentagon, Lockheed announce agreement for 850 F-35 jets over 10 years
Lockheed to produce 850 F-35s under new Pentagon deal, pending approval The Pentagon and Lockheed Martin on Thursday announced a 10-year agreement for the production of 850 F-35 warplanes, underscoring Washington's long-term commitment to the high-tech stealth aircraft. The two sides did not specif»»»
Venezuelans call for elections in first national protest in nearly two years
CARACAS/MARACAY/VALENCIA, Venezuela: Thousands of Venezuelans took to the streets on Thursday in the first nationwide opposition protest in nearly two years, as demonstrators demanded free elections and other political changes. The United States has been working closely with the interim government»»»
'Europe cannot defeat Russia strategically, their fearmongering is political schizophrenia': Putin
Moscow is ready to resume trilateral talks on Ukraine: Report Moscow: Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday (local time) confirmed that Moscow is ready to resume trilateral talks on Ukraine, TASS news agency reported, citing an interview with a Vesti journalist. In the same interview, Putin »»»
Saudi medical charity Al-Balsam performs 112 heart-related surgeries in 6 days in Nigeria
RIYADH: The Saudi medical charity Al-Balsam Association for Training and Health Development performed 28 open-heart surgeries and 84 cardiac catheterization procedures in the space of just six days in Nigeria this month. The volunteer mission to the capital, Abuja, took place from Oct. 13 to 18 and»»»
Palestinian National Council warns of worsening famine across Gaza strip
Ramallah: The Palestinian National Council (PNC) warned on Thursday of an escalating famine across Gaza Strip driven by the continued closure of border crossings and the deliberate blocking of essential food supplies, vegetables, and fuel. In a statement, Speaker of PNC Rawhi Fattouh stated that th»»»
Jury deliberates in trial of New Yorker who became a teen bride to a Daesh fighter
NEW YORK: A New York woman accused of receiving weapons training from the Daesh group was tricked by her father into traveling to Syria, where she became an unwilling teen bride to a militant fighter, her lawyer told a jury Thursday. Halima Salman, a US citizen born in Brooklyn, was 17 when her fat»»»
Gaza residents fear renewed famine threat as food supplies dwindle and aid shrinks
LONDON: Maysa Yousef’s husband went to a market in central Gaza on Thursday evening to buy food for the weekend but found little to bring home. “All I can find is a couple of grapefruits,” he told her. For Yousef, an artist and mother of three, shopping has become an exercise in timing and improvis»»»
French police union sues state over riot security failures
France’s leading police union has announced that it is set to sue the state, accusing it of leaving officers “betrayed and abandoned” during a wave of violent nationwide protests. The union’s planned legal action comes in the wake of unrest last week, when around 550,000 people took to the streets »»»
Qatar to host the final three matches of FIFA Intercontinental Cup for 3rd consecutive year
Tribune News Network Doha Qatar is set to host the final three matches of the FIFA Intercontinental Cup for a third consecutive year, bringing together some of the world’s greatest football clubs to compete in the 2026 edition in December. The annual competition will crown the best club in world fo»»»
Tesla Q3 profit falls 43% despite beating analyst estimates
Agencies Tesla reported a drop in third-quarter profits Wednesday but topped analyst estimates as multi-billionaire Elon Musk’s electric vehicle maker invested heavily in new technologies. Texas-based Tesla reported profits of $787 million, down 42.7 percent from the year-ago period. Besides margin»»»
Milipol Qatar seminar calls for stronger cybersecurity, continuity of vital services
QNA Doha Participants at a seminar titled “Cybersecurity & Digital Transformation in National Security”, held on the final day of Milipol Qatar 2026, called for closer integration of cybersecurity and corporate operations. They also stressed the need for stronger risk management and response mechan»»»
DDD invites public to explore technology, innovation at ‘Tech Talk’
Tribune News Network Doha Doha Design District, powered by Msheireb Properties, has invited designers, creatives, technology enthusiasts and members of the public to attend Tech Talk, the latest instalment in its monthly talks series, taking place on October 27, from 4 pm to 5 pm at Sada, Doha Desi»»»
Minister of Justice chairs Lawyers Admission Committee meeting
QNA Doha The Lawyers Admission Committee held its meeting chaired by Minister of Justice and Minister of State for Cabinet Affairs and Chairman of the Committee HE Ibrahim bin Ali Al Mohannadi on Thursday. During the meeting, the committee discussed the items on the agenda. Three new lawyers took t»»»
Vietnam showcases diplomatic heritage, values of peace in Qatar
Ashraf Siddiqui Doha Ambassador of Vietnam to Qatar HE Nguyen Huy Hiep has highlighted the enduring diplomatic legacy of President Ho Chi Minh emphasising peace, independence, respect for sovereignty, equality and friendship among nations during a documentary screening at the state-of-the-art Katar»»»
Hungary marks 70th anniversary of 1956 revolution, celebrates freedom and Qatar ties
Ashraf Siddiqui Qatar and Hungary are looking to further strengthen their longstanding friendship, with bilateral cooperation expanding across education, culture, trade, investment, research, food security and environmental protection since the establishment of diplomatic relations in 1990. Chargé »»»
CCQ, Saudi Cultural Attaché discuss academic cooperation
Tribune News Network Doha The Community College of Qatar (CCQ) welcomed a delegation from the Cultural Attaché of the Embassy of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in Qatar. The visit provided the delegation with an insight into Qatar’s leading educational and academic practices. Both sides also explored »»»
MoEHE’s fourth Educational Guidance Forum reviews achievements and priorities
QNA Doha The fourth Educational Guidance Forum for 2026, organised by the Ministry of Education and Higher Education (MoEHE), reviewed the key achievements of the Educational Guidance Department during the 2025-2026 academic year. The forum also examined the results of the department’s self-evaluat»»»
Qatar’s higher education community shapes support for university students
Tribune News Network Doha A shared commitment by higher education institutions across Qatar to provide the nation’s university students with the services and support systems that help them to excel has been signalled at the inaugural edition of a conference held under the patronage of the Ministry »»»
OSCE welcomes Qatar as Partner for Co-operation
QNA Vienna The Ministerial Council of the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) has adopted Qatar as the 12th Partner for Co-operation. The decision was made following a silence procedure, drawing approval from the organisation’s 57 participating states. In a statement on Thurs»»»