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World · Politics
The Norwegian Nobel Committee has named South African jurist Navanethem Pillay, a former UN human rights chief and a judge at the International Court of Justice, as this year's Peace Prize winner.
Zambia · Economy
An IMF mission is in Lusaka until 10 October to discuss a successor to Zambia's Extended Credit Facility, with the 2027 budget on the agenda.
Zambia · Politics
Nelly Mutti was returned as Speaker of the National Assembly at the first sitting of the 14th Assembly, with two deputy speakers also elected.
World · Sport
The Friedkin Group, which bought Everton less than two years ago, says it is exploring new investment, including a possible sale of a controlling interest.
World · Sport
Manchester City's manager Enzo Maresca says he trusts the club to win its appeal after an independent commission found it broke Premier League financial rules, and says the club's titles are not tainted.
World · Business
The US government says it will stop processing permanent labour certification applications from Microsoft and seven other companies. Vice President JD Vance accused them of abusing the system; Microsoft rejects the claim.
World · Environment
Heavy rain has flooded Santiago and nearby towns, with rescues by helicopter and a state of catastrophe declared in one district, according to the BBC and Africanews.
World · Sport
Nine months after a chaotic final, the Court of Arbitration for Sport has heard Senegal's appeal against losing the Africa Cup of Nations title to Morocco. A verdict is expected within days.
World · Society
France's education minister has promised 3,000 extra supply teachers in the first concession to a three-week student protest movement. Student unions say they will keep protesting.
World · Technology
Three former OpenAI researchers published an open letter saying they were fired for raising safety concerns. OpenAI says they mishandled sensitive information.
