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De auto van de vooraanstaande Italiaanse journalist Sigfrido Ranucci is donderdagavond voor zijn huis ontploft door een autobom. Hij presenteert het populaire onderzoeksjournalistieke programma Report en wordt al jaren beveiligd vanwege bedreigingen. Justitie ziet de maffia als potentiële schuldige.

ArcelorMittal confirms its final decision to permanently halt production at its Hunedoara plant, which makes produces commercial angles and profiles for the energy, construction and infrastructure markets.

Pakistan carried out precision air strikes late Friday targeting the Hafiz Gul Bahadur Group (HGB), a terrorist faction operating in border areas of Afghanistan adjacent to North and South Waziristan.

Российская пропаганда в очередной раз заявляет об поражении военных целей в Кривом Роге. Но это ложь.Что пишет РФ Российские пропагандистские сайты и Telegram-каналы Подробнее

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said that now is the time to bring Russia's war against Ukraine to an end, even though Russian leader Vladimir Putin is unwilling to do so.

Сергей "Флеш" называет самым сложным направлением последних месяцев поселок Покровское Днепропетровской области. По его словам, на этом участке фронта главнокомандующий ВСУ недавно снял командира 20-го армейского корпуса и поставил на эту должность генерала.

Premierul israelian afirmă că Maria Corina Machado, câștigătoarea Premiului Nobel pentru Pace, i-ar fi apreciat „în mare măsură” deciziile luate în timpul conflictului din Fâșia Gaza.

CZ hits back at Peter Schiff’s “brutal bear market” warning, dismissing the gold advocate’s Bitcoin criticism as short-sighted and historically insignificant.

MrBeast trademarks crypto exchange app, but regulatory hurdles remain before the YouTube star can launch MrBeast Financial.

На востоке Китая археологи нашли тысячи древних человеческих костей, некоторые из которых переделаны в чаши из черепов и маскообразные предметы. 5000-летние останки обнаружили разбросанными среди обломков керамики и костей животных, что вызвало вопросы о назначении этих необычных предметов.

In a letter to the US regulator, Ondo argued that Nasdaq’s plan relies on undisclosed settlement details that could favor big players. Ondo Finance urged the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to delay or reject Nasdaq’s proposal to trade tokenized securities, saying it lacks transparency and could give established market players an unfair edge. In a Wednesday letter to the regulator, Ondo — a blockchain company that issues tokenized versions of traditional assets — said regulators and investors can’t fairly evaluate Nasdaq’s proposal without public details on how the Depository Trust Company (DTC) will handle blockchain settlements. DTC serves as the main depository for US securities and facilitates their post-trade settlement. While acknowledging support of Nasdaq’s move toward tokenization, Ondo warned that “Nasdaq’s reference to non-public information implies differential access that deprives other firms of a fair opportunity to comment.” Read more

US President Donald Trump suggested on Friday it would be premature to give Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine, saying as he hosted Volodymyr Zelensky that he hoped to secure peace with Russia first. “Hopefully, they won’t need it. Hopefully we’ll be able to get the war over with without thinking about Tomahawks,” Trump told journalists, including an AFP reporter, as the two leaders met at the White House. Trump added that he was confident of getting Russian President Vladimir Putin to end the invasion he launched in 2022, following a phone call with the Kremlin chief a day earlier. The US and Russian presidents agreed on Thursday to a new summit in the Hungarian capital, Budapest, which would be their first since an August meeting in Alaska that failed to produce any kind of peace deal. “I think that President Putin wants to end the war,” Trump said. But Zelensky, who wore a dark suit for his third meeting with Trump in Washington since the US president’s return to power, demurred, saying that Putin was “not ready...

Defence Minister Khawaja Asif said on Friday that terrorists would pay a “heavy price,” regardless of “wherever the source of terrorism lies”, adding that the relationship with Kabul would no longer be like it was in the past. “There will no longer be protest notes or appeals for peace; no delegations will go to Kabul. Wherever the source of terrorism lies, it will have to pay a heavy price,” said the defence minister in a post on X. On the night of October 11, Afghanistan launched an unprovoked attack on Pakistani border posts, triggering a series of skirmishes that carried on until Wednesday, leaving 23 troops martyred and over 200 Taliban fighters dead. The Pakistan armed forces conducted “precision strikes” in Afghanistan’s Kandahar province and the capital Kabul. A temporary ceasefire was then agreed at Afghanistan’s request for 48 hours. Asif added that Afghanistan was “sitting in India’s lap and plotting conspiracies against Pakistan” and that Islamabad “can no longer afford to have relations with Kabu...

Özcan Akyol schrijft drie keer per week over wat hem bezighoudt.

Bitcoin mining crossed the zetahash threshold in September as the network averaged 1.034 ZH/s, and hashprice fell below $47 per PH per second. According to a new report by The MinerMag, the step up in difficulty coincided with miners’ equity values nearly doubling since August to about $90 billion by October 15, while BTC fell […] The post New debt-fueled era for Bitcoin miners marked by 1 zetahash milestone – Report appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Federal govt orders repatriation of illegal Afghan nationals without any further extension ISLAMABAD - The federal government on Friday decided to ensure expedited and dignified repatriation of Afghan nationals without further extension.

Foreign Office says strikes in Afghanistan undertaken in self-defence Media reports claim Pak, Afghan talks set to start in Doha Defence Minister says no delegations will go to Kabul Wherever the source of terrorism lies, it will have to pay heavy price: Kh Asif.

MUZAFFARABAD - Three more ministers from the Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) cabinet announced their resignation yesterday, with two of them calling upon Prime Minister Chaudhry Anwarul Haq to step down for his alleged failure to safeguard the constitutional rights of Kashmiri refugees.

RAWALPINDI - An anti-terrorism court (ATC) here on Friday issued fresh non-bail warrants for arrest of Aleema Khan, sister of Imran Khan, founder of Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf (PTI), in a case related to protests held on November 26, 2024 after she did not appear in the court.

ISLAMABAD - Dr Afzaal Bashir showcased two groundbreaking research projects at the Annual Clinical Congress of the American College of Surgeons (ACS), held in Chicago on October 5–6, 2025.