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The United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) reported that an unknown projectile struck a tanker off Saudi Arabia, according to Reuters and Anadolu Agency, but key details remain unknown.
Iran's Foreign Ministry has rejected any role in Houthi operations and repeated an offer to mediate with Riyadh, while the Wall Street Journal reports that Tehran is giving the group targeting and intelligence for attacks on Saudi Arabia.
Many delegates to the IMF's steering committee left a meeting on Saturday when Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov began addressing it in Russian, according to Reuters and the South China Morning Post, both citing unnamed sources.
On the suspicion that my convictions were installed before I could examine them — and why the question itself may be the narrow way out.
A fast-spreading wildfire in Southern California's Orange County damaged or destroyed at least six homes and forced evacuations on Friday, as Santa Ana winds drove other fires in Los Angeles and San Diego counties.
Three men each received 158 years and nine months in prison for killing Australian brothers Callum and Jake Robinson and their American friend Carter Rhoad during a 2024 surf trip in Baja California.
North Korea's state news agency KCNA says the country tested a new torpedo system that uses artificial intelligence for target detection and guidance, but the reports reviewed by Vocemundi include no independent verification.
Houthi forces and Yemen's internationally recognised government are fighting over the city of Taiz, and Al Jazeera reports that the humanitarian and healthcare situation there is worsening.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Friday waiving sanctions on the Russian economy under the Graham Act and told Congress the move serves US national interests, without immediately explaining how.
A late try by Shoshanah Seumanutafa gave Canada a 24-21 win over England in Toronto, ending an England unbeaten run that began after the 2022 Rugby World Cup final.
Student-led protesters demanding Prime Minister Edi Rama's resignation clashed with police in Tirana for a fourth straight day, while Rama attributed the unrest to unnamed foreign forces without providing evidence in the reports reviewed by Vocemundi.
Al Jazeera and the South China Morning Post report that US President Donald Trump said Mohammed is a safe guess for the name of someone from the Middle East, a remark the Hong Kong paper says he made at a Georgia campaign rally.
According to the BBC, Australia's government has put forward legislation that would let users turn off recommended content and would impose a legal duty of care on online services.
In an interview with El País, Guyana's UN ambassador Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett said the UN should lead on gender equality, as the Security Council prepared for the first straw poll showing permanent members' preferences.
FIFA has sanctioned Spain over anti-Muslim chants by home supporters at a friendly against Egypt in Barcelona, with BBC Sport reporting a partial closure of 15% of the stadium and a $20,000 fine.
Reuters and the Associated Press report that Trudy reached maximum sustained winds near 120 mph on Friday as a major hurricane off Mexico's Pacific coast.
Al Jazeera reports that three recent polls put Senator Flavio Bolsonaro slightly ahead of President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, all within the margin of error, before the 25 October run-off.
Anadolu Agency and The Guardian both report a record water flow at Iguazu Falls, and The Guardian links the surge to heavy rains and cites a figure about 10 times the normal flow.
Italy has prolonged for another week its suspension of border-free Schengen travel with Spain, a measure reportedly linked to migrant arrivals in Ceuta, as the two countries' interior ministers prepare for talks.
Real Madrid have called for Javier Tebas to step down from La Liga and the Spanish football federation after he compared the club's communication methods to propaganda techniques associated with Joseph Goebbels.