University of British Columbia opens applications for Cell and Developmental Biology masters
Eligible international students from Pakistan can access annual funding packages of at least CAD 32,500 to support research-based studies in Canada.
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Russia expresses readiness to resume peace talks with US and Ukraine
A new round of talks could be held around 10 November in Abu Dhabi as the US and Russia consider a trilateral meeting at the technical level.
Masked settlers attack and injure woman in West Bank village
The 64-year-old victim sustained multiple fractures and puncture wounds during the assault while covering the olive harvest.
Israeli military detains 80 volunteers during West Bank olive harvest
The group was harvesting on private land after being invited by a Palestinian family, and detainees were provided water but no food.
Steve Witkoff meets Russian President and Ukrainian President during peace talks
The meetings occur as Donald Trump pressures Kyiv to reach a settlement while Russia continues to strike Ukrainian energy and maritime infrastructure.
Lula campaign to seek annulment of Flavio Bolsonaro candidacy in Brazil
The move follows allegations of government abuse of power and technical errors by Meta during the high-stakes election cycle.
The Gambia uses forfeited Yahya Jammeh property funds to pay victims
The sale of a mansion in Maryland provides the first of many assets seized from the former president to compensate for human rights abuses.
Drone strike kills 153 people in Abyei region market
South Sudan summoned the Sudanese ambassador as the strike ignited a fire at a fuel depot, intensifying tensions in the disputed territory.
Ahsan Iqbal calls for global institutional reforms following US-Iran conflict
Iqbal noted that Pakistan's role in the US-Iran conflict received global media coverage from outlets including Al Jazeera, the BBC, and CNN.
Israel Katz warns of strikes on Beirut suburbs over rocket fire
The Israeli Defence Minister threatened to expand military occupation into Nabatieh and Litani areas if Hezbollah joins an Iranian-led offensive.
Fifth foreign firm withdraws from Jerusalem cable car project
The project, which costs half a billion shekels, would pass 4 metres above rooftops and threatens 54 Palestinian homes in the Silwan neighbourhood.
Electric Feel Publishing signs songwriter Naila to UK roster
The London-based artist joins the company alongside a global publishing deal for Elizabeth Nichols and a leadership transition at BMI.
Trump administration launches $25 million bounty for fraud whistleblowers in United States
The new incentive program targets fraud in childcare and healthcare, offering significant rewards for tips leading to federal convictions.
Zelensky and Witkoff hold Oslo talks as Trump waives Russian sanctions
The meeting follows a shift in US policy where President Trump eased restrictions on Moscow while Ukraine faces ongoing drone strikes.
Thousands flee Yemen by boat as conflict intensifies near Mocha
The exodus follows a surge in violence and a Houthi offensive along the Red Sea coast, pushing more than 250,000 people from their homes since August.
King Mohammed VI appoints Morocco's first female prime minister Fatima Zahra El Mansouri
The appointment follows a September election with a 38% voter turnout where the winning coalition holds 207 of the 395 parliamentary seats.
Brazilian court orders Meta to prove AI neutrality before presidential runoff
The ruling follows allegations that the social media giant suppressed content from the incumbent president while promoting rival accounts.
Israeli police detain 10 people following West Bank settler violence
The raid follows an assault on European diplomats and a Palestinian man that left one woman with four broken vertebrae requiring surgery.
Ukraine reports intelligence sharing interruption as Starlink restrictions continue
Ukraine officials say American intelligence remains incomplete and inconsistent while Starshield mobile unit speeds were restricted to 100 mph.
University of British Columbia opens PhD and Master applications for 2027 intake
Eligible doctoral students can receive a minimum of CAD 160,000 in funding support over the first four years of their studies.
US charges former OpenAI employee for planting recording device in meeting room
Prosecutors say Alfozan had support from the Saudi government and faces up to five years in prison for actions that could threaten national security.
Four Canadian military members die in Alberta base fire
The fire broke out during high-intensity combat training with live munitions and left at least 19 people in critical condition.
Internal power struggle over mining wealth fuels unrest in northern Afghanistan
The conflict stems from a domestic rivalry between the Kandahari leadership and the Haqqani Network over control of the country's vast mineral wealth.
