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Panel finds that 37 suspected illegal miners suffocated in overcrowded cell in Nigeria
A Nigerian government investigation panel has found that 37 suspected illegal miners suffocated in an overcrowded cell last month
Funeral held for family killed in Jordanian airstrikes in Syria
Mourners have buried four members of a family, including three children, killed in Jordanian airstrikes in Syria.
Stocks making the biggest moves midday: SoFi Technologies, Pentair, Royal Caribbean, JetBlue & more
Here are some of the companies making headlines in midday trading.
GST rules on post-sale discounts, export refunds to change from 1 November
Businesses can issue credit notes for eligible post-sale discounts without a prior agreement, while CBIC clarifications address export refunds, registration timelines and tax disputes.
Israel election counts suggest Netanyahu and Eisenkot unlikely to form majority — as it happened
Final results could take some time in a political system where no single party has ever won a majority. Follow our live coverage.
Fact check: UK forecast to have third-fastest growth in G7 this year
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has suggested the nation has the joint-fastest.
Putin must face tougher sanctions, Estonia says as Europe debates Russia talks
The Estonian foreign minister called for stronger economic sanctions, and continued international isolation of RussiaEstonia's Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna has urged European countries to maintain pressure on Russia, warning that Moscow has shown no genuine interest in ending its war in...
Bolsonaro's party recognizes Brazil election result. But he hasn't conceded
Brazil's Liberal Party, the party behind presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro, on Monday recognized the election results leading to President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's victory, even though the far-right leader has not conceded. Party president Valdemar Costa Neto said in a statement posted on the social platform X that the party recognizes the election results but...
Rare Edvard Munch print bought in 1969 resurfaces in England, valued at up to £80,000
On 28 October 2026, Catherine Southon Auctioneers will present an extraordinary woodcut print by Edvard Munch, previously in the possession of a prominent Norwegian family. Titled Melancholy III, this artwork carries an estimated auction price of £50,000 to £80,000, spotlighting its cultural significance. The included sales receipt from Norway, dated back to 1969, provides a rich context, showcasing Munch's unique printmaking methods that enhance its artistic relevance.