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Poles mourn rare mass killing as authorities say attacker had far-right views
Poland is mourning after a shooting incident in Krakow's Main Square left six dead and 15 wounded. The assailant, reportedly holding far-right views, has been critically injured in the confrontation with police. Authorities have opened an investigation into the act, classifying it as terrorism and involving numerous victims. Mourners have gathered in various locations, including St. Anne's Church, to remember those lost.
All is fair in books and coffee at Frankfurt, despite AI anxieties and geopolitical unease
The Frankfurter Buchmesse this year experienced a decline in trade visitors and exhibitors amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions. Many Ukrainian publishers suffered losses due to the war, reflecting the continuing impacts of the Russia-Ukraine conflict. The event also highlighted innovative contributions from global comic book publishers and creators from various countries. Notably, the theme of this year's fair underscored the growing influence of machine intelligence in publishing.
Investors in other markets would be envious of India multiples: Rich Handler, chief executive of Jefferies
Jefferies CEO Rich Handler believes Indian equities remain reasonably valued despite the market correction and says easing long-term capital gains taxes could attract foreign investors. He sees opportunities in India's AI and data centre sectors, argues that global capital outflows reflect external pressures, and believes concerns about an AI bubble warrant a healthy pause rather than alarm.
First public performance at 4, 1000th concert at 12: Meet legendary pianist Raoul von Koczalski, who won big awards for his talent and survived suppression during World War II
Raoul von Koczalski, hailing from Warsaw, made his mark as a celebrated pianist and composer from an astonishingly young age, beginning his performances at just four years old. His exceptional talent soon earned him acclaim throughout Europe, culminating in over a thousand concerts by his teens. Even during the turmoil of World War II, he tirelessly taught and held private concerts.
'Mann smelled of alcohol in Parliament by 11 am', Rahul Gandhi launches all-out attack on AAP at Sangrur rally
Rahul Gandhi launched a campaign rally in Sangrur where he criticised Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann and Aam Aadmi Party for failing to address drug issues. He recalled earlier discussions about Punjab's drug crisis and asserted that AAP made promises but has not delivered results. Gandhi also expressed his disdain for BJP's tactics in Parliament, challenging Prime Minister Modi to debate openly on national issues.
Will Republicans learn from this defeat?
Republicans faced significant electoral losses due to the impact of Donald Trump on their party's agenda. Many veteran party insiders expect a shift away from Trump, though skepticism remains. The article argues that Trump continues to hold sway over the GOP's direction and future candidates. Historical patterns indicate voters may react negatively to Democratic overreach, providing Republicans a potential revival opportunity.
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Dubai in Transit: The megalopolis is trying to shake off nightmarish war months, but caution remains in the air
Dubai is struggling to regain business momentum eight months after Iranian missile strikes disrupted tourism, real estate and other sectors. While tourist arrivals and hotel occupancy have recovered from their March lows, the recovery has stalled amid renewed regional tensions.
Vance vs Rubio: Trump has two Republican soldiers ready to reclaim the White House in 2028. Who has edge?
Donald Trump named Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio as possible candidates for the 2028 presidential election. Both politicians have drawn attention for their public appearances and political activities while remaining cautious about their ambitions. The Republican Party currently has several strong candidates, in Trump's view, despite no formal entries into the race. Polling shows Vance holds a slight advantage over Rubio among Republican contenders.
'If I had a twin brother, it would have been Satish Kaushik': Anil Kapoor gets emotional seeing actor’s lookalike on India Ke Top 1%. Video goes viral
Anil Kapoor couldn't hold back tears as he recalled his friendship with the late Satish Kaushik on a recent TV show. Meeting contestant Gagan, who looked remarkably like Kaushik, sparked memories of their long-held dream to act as twins in a film. The moment turned nostalgic as they quoted a popular line from Mr India.
Infosys Q2 net profit rises 6.2%; projects weakest growth in seven years
Revenue rose 10.7% yearly and 2.1% quarter-on-quarter to reach Rs 49,244 crore. Infosys lowered its guidance for 2026-27 to 1-2% in constant currency terms, its weakest estimate in seven years, down from an earlier range of 1.5-3%. Last quarter, it had trimmed the upper end from 3.5% earlier.
Rebuked by India, Vance admits he went too far with "indentured servants" rhetoric
JD Vance faced backlash for comparing H-1B visa holders to indentured servants, prompting clarifications in his statements. He emphasized that his criticism aimed at the companies and visa system instead of the visa holders. The Indian government condemned Vance's remarks, highlighting the contributions of Indian professionals to the US economy. They stated that such descriptions ignore the significant role immigrants have played in America's growth.
End of a dynasty? LA Dodgers’ star-studded machine fails in its bid for a third straight World Series title
The Los Angeles Dodgers faced an unexpected defeat in the National League Championship Series against the Milwaukee Brewers. Despite entering the season with high expectations, the Dodgers could not secure a World Series berth this year. Star player Shohei Ohtani struggled with injuries, and the team as a whole failed to perform offensively. The Dodgers are now expected to reassess their aging roster during the upcoming offseason.
Jude Law’s next role is a Liverpool legend: Actor to play Bill Shankly in new series. Here's what we know
Jude Law is set to portray Liverpool FC legend Bill Shankly in an upcoming series written by Adolescence creator Jack Thorne. Backed by A24 and Box To Box Films, the drama will explore how Shankly transformed Liverpool from a struggling Second Division side into a major force in football. It will cover his training methods, key signings, trophies and lasting legacy, alongside Law’s celebrated acting career.
AI engineers became hot property. Now they’re targets for seduction
AI engineers face heightened risks as foreign intelligence ambitions escalate, targeting them for company secrets. OpenAI has alert its employees about potential espionage tactics, including romantic seduction for information extraction. High-profile cases like Abdulrahman Alfozan's highlight the concrete dangers AI companies encounter.
Warren Buffett became a millionaire at 32. What he advises youth trying to copy his success
Warren Buffett became a millionaire at 32 and has inspired many through his investing journey. He emphasizes starting young and the importance of compounding over time. Buffett used the metaphor of a 'snowball' to illustrate building wealth gradually. He recently transitioned leadership at Berkshire Hathaway and reflected on his career. Buffett expressed confidence in the company's future and his continued role as a shareholder.
Trump's bid to curb techies may end up benefiting India
Trump’s tightening of H-1B and PERM rules could hurt Indian IT companies in the short term but may also accelerate the shift of more US technology work to India, former HCLTech CEO Vineet Nayar argues. The bigger opportunity would be for Indian firms to move beyond manpower-heavy outsourcing towards higher-value work in AI, product engineering, cybersecurity and technology ownership.
Jeffrey Archer dies before the release of his final book Adam & Eve: From Kane and Abel to As the Crow Flies, he sold over 300 million books, check every book he wrote
Jeffrey Archer, one of Britain’s bestselling authors, died at 86 on October 5, 2026, a day before the scheduled release of his final novel, Adam & Eve. Across a five-decade career, Archer wrote 31 novels alongside short stories, memoirs and children’s books and sold more than 300 million copies globally. Here is a look at his final novel, best-known books, major series and literary legacy.
Quote of the day by Oscar-winning British actor Michael Caine: “The rehearsal is the work, the performance is the...” — a powerful lesson on preparation, confidence, discipline and success
Quote of the day by Michael Caine: Michael Caine famously stated that rehearsal is the actual work, while the performance is simply relaxation. This idea shifts the focus from the final product to the unseen preparation behind it. True mastery requires intense discipline behind closed doors so that execution appears effortless in public. His philosophy applies far beyond acting, offering a universal blueprint for professional excellence.
Digger movie collection: Tom Cruise's latest movie is not only Hollywood's biggest box office bomb of 2026, it may become one of the biggest bombs of all time
Tom Cruise's latest film "Digger" may be one of the biggest flops of Hollywood, according to reports. However, the actor insists that he is proud of the film which was directed by Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu who previously made Leonardo DiCaprio-starrer "The Revenant" in 2015.
There could be a pretty big global shock, says Nobel laureate & economist Michael Spence
Michael Spence highlights the economic growth of India and China, noting India's potential growth trajectory. He emphasizes India's advancements in digital infrastructure, particularly in digital financial services like UPI. Spence discusses the significance of AI in economic development and its anticipated impact over the next decade. He warns of potential economic shocks due to rising debt levels and high market valuations.
Defence stocks: Time to change strategy in a bearish market? An ecosystem with down and upside potential of -39% to plus 37%
The current fall is both at the level of the indices and the broader market. And when the selling is this broad, almost every sector is affected. But they do not all feel it equally, and it is worth knowing why every sector behaves differently at different points of time. Stock Reports Plus, powered by Refinitiv, is a comprehensive report that evaluates five key components of 4,000+ listed stocks – earnings, fundamentals, relative valuation, risk, and price momentum – to generate standardised scores. The simple average of the above-mentioned five component ratings is normally distributed to reach an average score.
US hackers face $1,000 monthly pay cut in controversial plan
Cyber Command analysts, developers and operators with a basic-level proficiency are set to see their incentive pay drop by as much as $1,000 a month, according to US Army documents. Meanwhile, a small group of “masters”-level soldiers who are highly trained and certified will get raises of as much as $3,500 a month, the documents show.
US Navy sets its eyes on F/A-XX 6th Gen fighter as Boeing wins the award: here’s a look at the other similar jets in the making and which country is ahead; cost, specifications and features
Boeing’s F/A-XX will replace the US Navy’s F/A-18E/F Super Hornets and operate alongside the F-35C. Here’s a look at its expected range, cost and design, and where China’s J-36, GCAP and FCAS stand in the sixth-generation fighter race.
In 2014, George Clooney and Ammal turned their wedding into a charity fundraiser. They donated the money towards preventing war crimes in Sudan
Hollywood heartthrob George Clooney got hitched to human rights lawyer Amal Alamuddin in 2014. Like many high-profile couples, the pair too sold their pictures from their glamorous wedding in Italy – not for the limelight, but for a great cause. Profits from the sale were spent on numerous humanitarian causes.
Anthropic investor criticises top tech firms for weaponising AI fear to shape laws
Speaking at the Reuters Momentum AI Austin event, Lonsdale criticised moves by figures close to Anthropic and OpenAI to fund third-party groups that lobby for stricter industry rules. He stated that such measures risk creating an environment where a small circle of dominant developers dictates oversight to entrench existing market power, Reuters reported.
Anthropic investor Lonsdale says AI firms stoking fear to sway policy
Joe Lonsdale, an investor in Anthropic, expresses concerns about AI companies influencing public policy and regulation. He warns against the dangers of allowing a few companies to dictate industry rules. Lonsdale acknowledges the talent at Anthropic and its leadership role in AI development, highlighting his support for the company. In addition, he discusses potential acquisitions in Ukrainian defense technology amid ongoing conflict.
Benjamin Netanyahu at UN: New York Police detain actors Susan Sarandon and Hannah Einbinder outside UN headquarters. Raises humanitarian concerns
During a protest outside the UN, hundreds gathered to advocate for Palestinian rights while blocking traffic. Susan Sarandon and Hannah Einbinder were arrested among other demonstrators as the protest escalated. The event coincided with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's address to the General Assembly. Activists wore shirts with messages like 'Free Palestine' and called for a focus on humanitarian concerns.
Why is Javier Bardem backing a petition to remove Pink as UNICEF ambassador after Ed Sheeran tour row involving Macklemore’s Palestine message?
Spanish Actor Javier Bardem has backed a Change.org petition calling for Pink to be removed as a UNICEF ambassador. The singer has been facing intense backlash over her response to Macklemore’s pro-Palestinian comments during Ed Sheeran’s tour. The petition had crossed 172,000 signatures in an earlier report and later surpassed 179,000.
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