A train fire near Zaragoza disrupted Madrid–Barcelona high-speed services; Renfe estimates around 5,000 passengers were affected by the disruption Monday.
Serbia’s opposition says polling station changes and limited access could prevent tens of thousands of citizens abroad from voting in October’s election.
Volkswagen Group delivered 6.01 million vehicles globally through September, while battery-electric models made up around 40 percent of Europe’s order book.
Archbishop Timothy Broglio urged clemency for Nidal Hasan, saying Catholic teaching opposes capital punishment and asking that soldiers not participate.
A 39-year-old woman in Franklin County died after a recent measles infection; officials said she had several underlying health conditions.
RJ Mitte, known for playing Walter White Jr. on Breaking Bad, has died in Texas, his representatives confirmed Monday.
Actress Selma Blair was arrested at JFK after an alleged altercation with flight attendants aboard a Delta flight from Los Angeles.
A scholar’s remarks describing the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack as an act of desperation prompted discussion about context and condemnation.
Korea Aerospace Industries flew its AAP drone alongside an FA-50, demonstrating close formation flight as a step toward crewed-uncrewed teamwork.
Rights groups reported 72 deaths, while other Sudanese groups put the toll above 200 after airstrikes hit a crowded mining site.
Producer Pippa Harris says four Beatles biopics will premiere in April 2028, inviting audiences to watch them across the month.
The South African singer begins her first headlining world tour at Zénith Paris, launching a 34-date run across four continents.
Kacey Musgraves criticized Kristi Noem in a pointed social media post, invoking Noem’s widely discussed account of shooting her dog.
Austin Butler has been seen filming as Sonny Crockett, offering a first glimpse of the actor in the upcoming Miami Vice ’85.
Russia’s manufacturing sector contracted slightly in September 2026 as weak demand reduced output and new orders, while employment fell at its fastest pace since May.
Indonesia ordered ministries and agencies to cut remaining travel budgets by 30% and freeze nonessential spending for the rest of 2026 to help keep the fiscal deficit below 3% of GDP.
The IMF said AI infrastructure investment was helping sustain global growth near 3%, with Asian economies benefiting from demand for chips and related technology.
Eleven people died and 27 sustained injuries on October 11, 2026, when a tour bus collided with a tow truck and overturned along a highway in western Türkiye's Manisa province.
Factory activity expanded across much of Europe and Asia in September 2026, supported partly by AI-related investment and demand for semiconductors and capital equipment.
A Pakistan Army Aviation Mushshak training plane crashed due to technical failure near Nawan Killi, Quetta, on October 12, 2026, killing instructor pilot Major Husnain Shehzad Humayun and Captain Abdul Samad.
The IMF said Lebanon must advance banking and fiscal reforms, including a bank-resolution law and a sustainable 2027 budget framework, before qualifying for a new financial program.
Thick wildfire haze reduced highway visibility across Sumatra on October 12, 2026, causing a series of multi-vehicle collisions in Tulang Bawang, Lampung, that left two dead and five injured.
Russia cut its 2026 natural-gas production and export forecasts as pipeline sales to Europe remained weak and liquefied natural-gas shipments fell short of earlier expectations.
The U.S. bull market approached its fourth anniversary on October 12, 2026, supported by AI-related investment and strong technology earnings, though rising yields and concentrated market gains remained risks.