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- Water Night: five hours to notice everyday water
A tap turned on without a thought: that familiar gesture is what Water Night wants to make visible. For its 22 October 2026 edition, the Australian…
- Abyei: helping survivors while the toll is checked
Relief work and casualty checks continue in Abyei after drone attacks struck Amiet market on 19 October. On the 21st, local information official Yohana…
- Almaty: Mannarino clears Rublev hurdle to reach last eight
Adrian Mannarino defeated Andrey Rublev in the round of 16 at Almaty, Kazakhstan, on 21 October. TennisActu, TenisBrasil and Tuttosport's results page…
- Stuttering awareness puts different voices at the centre on 22 October
On 22 October, stuttering awareness is the focus of initiatives advertised online, in the United States, Canada and France. Their shared concern is to…
- Paz drives Como clear as United's recovery never arrives
Como defeated Manchester United 4–1 at the Giuseppe Sinigaglia stadium in the Champions League on 21 October. Nico Paz scored twice and supplied the pass…
- Ceasefires: separating commitment from verification as Geneva meets
A meeting on weapons and actors that undermine ceasefires is listed for 22 October in Geneva. The Geneva International calendar carries the event…
- Icy moons: what it means to look for a habitable world
The Royal Society of Chemistry lists a London lecture by Michele Dougherty on 22 October about the moons of Jupiter and Saturn. The event offers an…
- In New York, Cantonese opera raises a question of transmission
Think!Chinatown’s calendar announces an Alison Kuo performance at New York’s New Museum on 22 October. It offers a specific cultural angle: how an art is…
- UK prices: fuel and services lift September inflation
Britain's September price figures, issued on 21 October by the Office for National Statistics (ONS), show a faster annual rise. Consumer price inflation,…
- Health: what national averages can leave out
WHO lists a webinar on 22 October presenting its global report on inequalities in noncommunicable diseases and their risk factors. The event offers a…
- Thermo Fisher: rising sales and two views of earnings
Thermo Fisher Scientific reported higher quarterly sales and margins on 21 October. The US supplier of laboratory equipment and services released results…
- Europe’s carbon buffer: more room to keep allowances for later
The European compromise announced on 21 October concerns what happens to carbon allowances kept out of circulation in a reserve. According to the EU…
- Connected cars: reading the risks beyond the dashboard
A connected car calls for a wider view of security: a phone application or a remote service also belongs to the vehicle’s digital surroundings. A…
- Apple Day puts shared orchards and neighbourhood ties in focus
In Sheffield, Regather is announcing a free gathering on 21 October centred on apple juice and shared orchards. The occasion raises a social question:…
- Films and recordings: keeping fragile memories accessible
With World Day for Audiovisual Heritage approaching on 27 October, UNESCO is highlighting endangered archives and the work needed to pass them on. In a…
- Bayern and Arsenal meet after contrasting European starts
Bayern Munich are scheduled to host Arsenal on October 21 in the third round of the Champions League league phase. The fixture brings together two teams…
- Cyprus dialogue advances, with new crossings still unresolved
The Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot leaders met on October 20 in the United Nations Protected Area in Nicosia. Their meeting set out further steps for…
- Yerevan summit puts nature pledges to an implementation test
The United Nations biodiversity conference, which opened in Yerevan on 19 October, is examining what international commitments have delivered in…
- Magic cards help Hasbro raise its full-year targets
Hasbro reported a 15% increase in third-quarter revenue on October 20, with growth across all three divisions. The games and toy company also raised its…
- NBA: two matchups to follow on October 21
The NBA's US national schedule for October 21 features Minnesota visiting Miami, followed by Golden State at the Lakers. That second evening of the…
- A predawn opening could help skywatchers catch October’s Orionids
The next opportunity to watch the Orionid meteors is approaching on the night of 21–22 October 2026. NASA and the American Meteor Society identify that…
- Bone health: preventing fractures before and after a warning
For World Osteoporosis Day on October 20, the International Osteoporosis Foundation, or IOF, is calling for attention to bone health throughout life. Its…
- Mouse study points to an immune pathway in radiation lung injury
A study published in Nature Communications on October 20 examines a possible contributor to lung injury after radiotherapy. In a mouse model, researchers…
- Salesforce plans Braze purchase to expand its marketing tools
Salesforce announced an agreement to acquire customer engagement specialist Braze on October 20. The proposed transaction has an enterprise value of…
- Small psychosis study finds an ultrasound signal worth testing further
A small study published on 20 October in npj Acoustics explores an experimental way to ease some symptoms of psychosis. A NYU Langone team tested brain…
- Blocked routes threaten water supplies and hospitals in Taiz
United Nations agencies warned on October 20 that the humanitarian crisis in Taiz, Yemen, was worsening. Restrictions on movement were preventing…
- Brazil election: Meta given a day to demonstrate equal treatment
On Monday, 19 October, Brazil's election judges set a 24-hour deadline for Meta to substantiate its equal treatment of the two presidential campaigns.…
- IMF: Global growth at 3.1% in 2026, risks persist
The world economy is expected to grow by 3.1% in 2026 and 3.4% in 2027, according to the World Economic Outlook released on October 13 by the…
- AI cyberattacks: G7 prepares financial sector exercises
G7 finance ministers and central bank governors agreed to prepare exercises simulating cyberattacks that use artificial intelligence. Japan's finance…
- Gaza funding shortfall leaves 500,000 people outside WFP support
The UN World Food Programme (WFP) said on Monday, 19 October, that funding shortages were forcing it to reduce assistance in Gaza by roughly a third.…