FTAs show India a preferred destination for investment, trade: Goyal

India’s free trade agreements with developed nations show that it is the preferred destination for trade and investments, commerce and industry minister Piyush Goyal said Thursday. He said India has signed trade agreements with Australia, the...

The Ji.hlava New Visions Forum showcases 14 European documentary projects

14/10/2025 - From intimate personal quests to collective acts of remembrance, the selection highlights the diversity of voices shaping Europe’s evolving documentary scene Read My Breasts by Anja Salomonowitz The Ji.hlava International Documentary...

Trump approves CIA operations in Venezuela: What we know, and what’s next

United States President Donald Trump confirmed on Wednesday that he has authorised the CIA to carry out secret operations in Venezuela. The New York Times first disclosed the directive, quoting US officials who privately said the administration’s...

Bolivia's Rodrigo Paz seeks to appeal to disillusioned voters in election runoff

By Monica Machicao and Lucinda Elliott LA PAZ (Reuters) -Bolivian Senator Rodrigo Paz is seeking to build on his surprise first-round lead as he prepares to face conservative rival Jorge "Tuto" Quiroga in Sunday's presidential runoff. Running for...

As Jaguars Recover, Will the Border Wall Block Their U.S. Return?

Arizona’s San Rafael Valley, a sparsely settled desert valley along the Mexican border, is one of the most biodiverse places on the continent. Recently, camera traps here have captured multiple images of a prowling male jaguar. The sightings have...

13 inspiring photos of thriving deep-sea animals

There’s some good ocean-related news this week. An expedition led by a team of scientists from Uruguay discovered that the South American nation’s deep-sea coral reefs are thriving and teeming with life. The reefs are primarily home to numerous...

World Popular Science 13 inspiring photos of thriving deep-sea animals

There’s some good ocean-related news this week. An expedition led by a team of scientists from Uruguay discovered that the South American nation’s deep-sea coral reefs are thriving and teeming with life. The reefs are primarily home to numerous...

Sahrawi Cause receives strong support in UN Fourth Committee discussions

New York (United Nations), October 7, 2025 (SPS) – The Sahrawi cause received strong support during the discussions of the Special Political and Decolonization Committee (Fourth Committee) of the United Nations General Assembly, where several...

What Happened to Christian Pulisic? When Will He Return To USMNT Roster?

Christian Pulisic’s 2025 season with AC Milan has been nothing short of spectacular, establishing him as the team’s most influential player. His formidable form, which earned him the Serie A Player of the Month award for September, has been...

Reimagining Commercial Underwriting in the Age of AI

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Searching for Eden (Bereshit)

“Where the apple reddens never pry — lest we lose our Edens, Eve and I.” -Robert Browning Ever since Man’s banishment from the Garden of Eden, we have sought to rediscover the lost paradise. Scientists, scholars and archeologists have proposed a...

Maquila Industry Reached US$921 Million In 2025 Exports

The Vice-Ministry of Industry released the maquila sector’s data for 2025. From January to September of this year, 35,000 jobs have been created, and shipped manufactured goods abroad reached US$921 million. The maquiladora exports registered an...

South American-Croatian women show biggest interest in moving to Croatia

South American women most eager to return to their roots ZAGREB, 17 Oct (Hina) – The greatest interest in moving to Croatia to live among descendants of Croats in South America is shown by younger adults, particularly women aged between 26 and 35,...

Historic Shipbuilding: Buckler’s Hard dig unearths rare 18th century slipway used by Nelson’s Navy

An archaeological dig at the historic Buckler’s Hard shipyard, famous for building warships for Nelson’s Navy, has unearthed a remarkably well-preserved 18th century slipway. The discovery is expected to shed new light on how warships were built....

‘Sinigang’ and struggle

‘We shall mull over these concerns as we ward off the flu virus with “sinigang” and congratulate Mara and the Exploding Galaxies Press for bringing back ‘Sarap’ and food essays.’ DOREEN Fernandez was correct in saying that ‘sinigang’ is our...

World Cup 2026: The 28 qualified teams and those fighting for places

Qatar’s 2-1 win over the UAE on Tuesday night earned them a place at next summer’s World Cup in North America and left the national team’s own hopes of reaching the finals in the balance. After this latest round of international fixtures, we now...

200 niche, surprising and mind-blowing football facts to help you ace pub quizzes

Want some incredible football facts? We've got you covered. Whether you're revising for a pub quiz, bored at work or looking for something to read on the loo, we've got facts on all facets of the beautiful game. So strap in for a long, old ride –...

Latin America: dangerous indifference to the multilateral crisis

The administration of Donald Trump decreed the end of the multilateral economic order. It did so in practice by adopting arbitrary and discriminatory trade restrictions urbi et orbi. With this tactic, it has managed to reach precarious agreements...

History Today: When the great beer flood of 1814 unleashed mayhem on London's streets

One of London’s strangest disasters struck when a massive vat of beer burst at the Meux and Company Brewery on Tottenham Court Road on October 17, 1814. If you are a history geek who loves to learn about important events from the past, Firstpost...

Awards Wrap: Twyg Sustainable Fashion Awards jury revealed, Publicis Groupe wins Loeries Regional Agency of the Year, Good Hope FM Warrior Woman joins forces with WomenIN

The Media Online’s weekly column delivering news of award wins, entries, competitions, dates to note and winners in the media. Twyg announces new jury for the Twyg Sustainable Fashion Awards Idelle Taye Twyg, the Cape Town–based non-profit media...