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I'm Steven Demenchenzi.
Today is Wednesday, the 7th of October, 2026.
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Starting in Africa today, Kenya has reported
its first case of Ebola after a man died after arriving
from the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
In the DRC, over 8,600 cases of Ebola
have now been confirmed and over 4,000 deaths,
although the true numbers are expected
to be much higher than this.
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abbi Ahmed was sworn
in for a second term yesterday
after winning elections earlier this year.
Earlier this week, government forces
regained control of the Tigray region
where the powerful Tigray People's Liberation Front
had been in control after the TPLF threatens
to overthrow Abbi's government a few weeks ago.
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In Nigeria, a military plane has crashed,
killing 25 people.
President Bulletinubu has declared three days
of national mourning.
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America's in Brazil, two right-wing presidential candidates
have endorsed Flabio Bolsonaro
for the second round of the presidential election,
which will take place on the 25th of October.
In the first round, Bolsonaro won 47% of votes
and President Lula da Silva won 45%.
Bolsonaro is now widely expected
to win the second round as well.
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Argentina's foreign minister has said
that Argentina will stop the Falkland Islands
from using oil fields around the Falkland Islands.
Last month, at the United Nations General Assembly,
President Javier Milé condemned the United Nations
for failing to stop the Sea Lion Project,
which is a planned oil extraction
from an oil field north of the Falkland Islands.
The Falkland Islands are a British overseas territory,
which Argentina claims as its own territory
using the name Malvinas.
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In the United States,
Christa Pike, the Tennessee prisoner whose execution
failed last week is conscious and speaking,
according to her lawyers.
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Asia, Russia should share more information
about a death from plague.
United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio has said,
a laboratory worker at a plague research center in Siberia,
died of pneumonic plague.
However, Russian officials have said
that everyone who has been in contact with her
has tested negative.
Plague is extremely rare in the 21st century.
However, it is almost always fatal
if it is not treated within the first 24 hours
of symptoms showing.
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Malaysia has returned around 10,000 migrants
from Myanmar since January.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has said,
according to United Nations data,
Malaysia has taken in around 193,000 refugees
from Myanmar over the last few years
during the Myanmar Civil War.
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Europe, in the Black Sea,
a series of civilian cargo ships have been attacked
by drones with some European leaders blaming Russia.
Close to Romania,
a cargo ship traveling from Ukraine to Italy
has sunk in the Black Sea.
The captain of the ship was killed
and one crew member is missing with 11 others rescued.
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky said
that Russia had targeted, quote,
a civilian vessel in neutral waters carrying corn
and owned by Turkey, end quote.
Bulgaria yesterday said that two cargo ships
were hit by drones in the Black Sea
with one of the ships being sunk and all crew missing.
The crew of the other ship were rescued.
Bulgaria's Prime Minister, Roman Radev,
said that the ships were targeted by both air and sea drones.
However, Radev said that it was not clear
which side the drones came from,
referring to either Russia or Ukraine.
Radev has sometimes been accused of being pro-Russia.
However, he denies this.
In France, yesterday was the biggest day yet
of protests by secondary school students.
For two weeks, high school students have been protesting
saying that their schools are under-equipped
and under-staffed.
Police used tear gas on protesting students yesterday
and protesters started fires.
The French government has said that during these protests
over 700 police have been injured
as well as 215 adolescents and 85 school staff.
And in Sweden, the Nobel Prize for Physics
has been awarded to the Belgian particle physicist,
Francis Halzen, for his work on neutrinos.
Neutrinos are extraordinarily tiny particles
that almost never interact with other matter.
Halzen has been working on detecting neutrinos
in Antarctica since the 1990s.
After receiving the Nobel Prize, Halzen said
that a highlight of his career was discovering
that it was possible to use ice to see neutrinos.
When we saw the first images of neutrinos,
detected by this by a R&D project
that eventually led to the construction of ice cube,
we finally managed to use the ice to see neutrinos.
I guess it was in 1996 or 2007.
That was the greatest excitement and the greatest excitement
I ever felt about this project.
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Kenya reports its first Ebola case after a traveler from the DRC, where over 8,600 cases and 4,000 deaths have been confirmed.
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abbi Ahmed has been re-elected, and government forces have regained control of Tigray after tensions with the TPLF.
A military plane crash in Nigeria killed 25, leading to three days of national mourning.
In Brazil, Bolsonaro is expected to win the second-round presidential election after a narrow first-round lead.
Drones allegedly attacked civilian cargo ships in the Black Sea, with Bulgaria and Ukraine blaming each other, and France seeing widespread student protests over school conditions.
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Crown Coins Casino highlights its real prize opportunities, encouraging new users to sign up instantly with a free lucky wheel bonus using the code "crown," under age restrictions and legal terms. A prior technical issue with newsletter sign-ups has been resolved. The global news update covers several key events: Kenya's first Ebola case linked to the DRC, where over 8,600 cases and 4,000 deaths have been reported; Ethiopia’s new prime minister, Abbi Ahmed, following renewed control in Tigray; a deadly Nigerian military plane crash prompting national mourning; Brazil’s upcoming presidential election, with Bolsonaro favored for victory; and a series of drone attacks on civilian cargo ships in the Black Sea, raising tensions between Russia and Ukraine, with Bulgaria blaming both sides.
In France, students launched large-scale protests over school underfunding, resulting in police use of tear gas and injuries. In Sweden, Belgian physicist Francis Halzen won the Nobel Prize for Physics for his neutrino research in Antarctica. org to access ad-free content, bonus materials, and charity donations.
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Kenya reported its first Ebola case after a man returned from the DRC, where over 8,600 cases have been confirmed. In Nigeria, a military plane crashed killing 25; in Brazil, Bolsonaro is expected to win the second-round election. Drones attacked cargo ships in the Black Sea, with Bulgaria blaming either Russia or Ukraine. France saw major student protests, and Sweden awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics to Francis Halzen.
Francis Halzen was awarded for his work on detecting neutrinos in Antarctica, specifically for proving that ice can be used to observe neutrinos, a breakthrough in particle physics.
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