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Elbit Filton Raid Trial Hears Factory Was Set to Ship Drones to Israel
Technology · Oct 30, 2026

Elbit Filton Raid Trial Hears Factory Was Set to Ship Drones to Israel

Qesser Zuhrah testified that a drone shipment accelerated the 2024 action. Five defendants deny charges over the break-in at Elbit’s Filton factory.

Centcom Says Commercial Ships Are Crossing the Strait of Hormuz Freely
Finance · Oct 30, 2026

Centcom Says Commercial Ships Are Crossing the Strait of Hormuz Freely

Admiral Brad Cooper says main Hormuz shipping routes are clear, while Iran’s IRGC claims it stopped two tankers using unauthorised routes.

Dockworkers in Six Countries Strike Against Arms Shipments Through Ports
Finance · Oct 30, 2026

Dockworkers in Six Countries Strike Against Arms Shipments Through Ports

Unions in six countries are striking and demonstrating against arms shipments and port militarisation, with action at more than 100 ports.

‘Night Song’ Sculpture Tells a Courtship Story at Riverbend Park
Technology · Oct 26, 2026

‘Night Song’ Sculpture Tells a Courtship Story at Riverbend Park

Joe Beeler’s seven-foot sculpture in Muncie depicts a Southern Plains courtship ritual, set in a small riverside park beside the White River.

Mohammed Seder: Palestine’s 17-Year-Old Chess Champion Aims for International Master
Sports · Oct 26, 2026

Mohammed Seder: Palestine’s 17-Year-Old Chess Champion Aims for International Master

With a FIDE rating of 2,235, Mohammed Seder has championship wins and an international record. Travel barriers and scarce tournaments complicate his next move.

Flight of Dreams Combines Boeing 787 History With Family Attractions in Nagoya
Technology · Oct 26, 2026

Flight of Dreams Combines Boeing 787 History With Family Attractions in Nagoya

At Nagoya’s Chubu International Airport, Flight of Dreams pairs a close-up look at a Boeing 787 prototype with play areas for children.

David Bell’s Past Criticism of Muslim Schools Returns as Antisemitism Review Draws Scrutiny
Technology · Oct 23, 2026

David Bell’s Past Criticism of Muslim Schools Returns as Antisemitism Review Draws Scrutiny

Past remarks by David Bell about Muslim schools have resurfaced as his antisemitism review faces questions over its evidence and recommendations.

Indian Arts Center on Route 66 Celebrates Laguna Pueblo Craft and Food
Technology · Oct 23, 2026

Indian Arts Center on Route 66 Celebrates Laguna Pueblo Craft and Food

Founded in 1999, Laguna Pueblo’s Indian Arts Center pairs locally made pottery, textiles and jewelry with traditional fry bread and Indian tacos.

Anchorage Winter Events: Indigenous Culture, Film, Folk Music and Sled Dog Racing
Sports · Oct 23, 2026

Anchorage Winter Events: Indigenous Culture, Film, Folk Music and Sled Dog Racing

Anchorage’s 2026–27 winter calendar pairs Indigenous traditions and local arts with festivals, the Iditarod’s ceremonial start and aurora viewing.

Amnesty Report Says UK Universities Coordinated Responses to Palestine Protests
Technology · Oct 20, 2026

Amnesty Report Says UK Universities Coordinated Responses to Palestine Protests

Amnesty’s report says universities shared tactics for responding to Palestine solidarity protests, including discipline, injunctions and Prevent referrals.

Azerbaijan’s Hijab Ban in Schools Revives Debate Over State Power
Finance · Oct 20, 2026

Azerbaijan’s Hijab Ban in Schools Revives Debate Over State Power

Azerbaijan’s school hijab ban has barred students and teachers, reviving debate over state control of Muslim women’s religious practice.

Renewed Saudi Airstrikes in Yemen Claim Lives, Raise Alarm Over Civilian Casualties
Technology · Oct 17, 2026

Renewed Saudi Airstrikes in Yemen Claim Lives, Raise Alarm Over Civilian Casualties

Recent Saudi airstrikes in Yemen have resulted in at least 12 fatalities, including three children, highlighting concerns over civilian safety amid ongoing conflict.

Premier League Rejects Petition on UAE's Role in Sudan Conflict for Third Time
Finance · Oct 17, 2026

Premier League Rejects Petition on UAE's Role in Sudan Conflict for Third Time

The Premier League has rejected a third petition addressing UAE's involvement in the Sudan conflict, sparking concerns over accountability and human rights.

HSBC’s Sharia-Compliant Fund Invests Over $100 Million in Israeli Military-Linked Companies
Technology · Oct 14, 2026

HSBC’s Sharia-Compliant Fund Invests Over $100 Million in Israeli Military-Linked Companies

HSBC's Islamic Global Equity Index Fund has invested more than $100 million in firms connected to the Israeli military in 2023, raising ethical concerns.

Houthis Strike Riyadh Airport Again, Report Significant Aircraft Damage
Finance · Oct 08, 2026

Houthis Strike Riyadh Airport Again, Report Significant Aircraft Damage

The Houthis claim a third missile attack on Riyadh airport, resulting in severe damage to at least one aircraft, as tensions escalate.

Airlines Suspend Riyadh Flights Amid Houthi Airport Attacks
Finance · Oct 08, 2026

Airlines Suspend Riyadh Flights Amid Houthi Airport Attacks

Lufthansa and Air India halt flights to Riyadh following Houthi claims of an attack on the airport, raising safety concerns.

Turkey No Longer Considering Offensive Military Action from Saudi Arabia
Technology · Oct 08, 2026

Turkey No Longer Considering Offensive Military Action from Saudi Arabia

Turkey's foreign minister clarifies that any military deployments to Saudi Arabia will be strictly defensive, not offensive toward Yemen.

Mosaic Tribute: "Deep Silent Gaze" Honors Victims of Genocide in Cyprus
Technology · Oct 05, 2026

Mosaic Tribute: "Deep Silent Gaze" Honors Victims of Genocide in Cyprus

A mosaic by Limassol Primary School students serves as a poignant memorial to genocide victims, emphasizing the significance of history in art.

The Hidden Satire Within Oslo City Hall's Iconic Mural
Technology · Oct 02, 2026

The Hidden Satire Within Oslo City Hall's Iconic Mural

Discover the intriguing story behind Willi Midelfart's mural in Oslo City Hall, revealing artistic rebellion and a hidden message in its design.

Israel's Mapping Error Unveils Gaza's Military Sites and Damage
Technology · Sep 25, 2026

Israel's Mapping Error Unveils Gaza's Military Sites and Damage

A mapping oversight by Israel has exposed military facilities and damage in Gaza, marking a rare breach of information control.