BEAR ENCOUNTERS SURGE IN JAPAN AS TEMPERATURES DROP
Hotspots, causes and response Bear sightings and attacks have climbed to record highs across parts of Japan as early cold snaps drive animals toward towns in search of food.
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CHINA AND ICELAND DEEPEN TIES ON GEOTHERMAL AND GREEN ENERGY
What the cooperation covers China and Iceland pledged to expand cooperation on geothermal and broader green-energy projects, laying out plans for government-to-government links and commercial partnerships.
SPACEX’S STARSHIP NEARS ‘NEAR-PERFECT’ TEST AS VERSION 3 LOOMS
Flight performance and rapid reuse goals SpaceX’s latest Starship flight brought the company closer to routine reuse of the world’s most powerful rocket.
ISRAEL PREPARES FOR HOSTAGES’ RETURN AS GAZA PEACE PLAN ADVANCES
Homecoming logistics and political stakes Israeli authorities are preparing hospitals, airports and counseling teams as the last remaining living hostages are set to be released under the latest stage of the Gaza peace plan.
INDIGENOUS PEOPLES DAY MARKED WITH PRIDE AND PRAGMATISM
Festivals, reflection, and outreach Cities across the United States observed Indigenous Peoples Day with sunrise ceremonies, markets, dances and educational programs on October 14.
GOOGLE TO POUR $15B INTO NEW AI DATA CENTER IN INDIA
Scale and strategy Google announced plans on October 14 to invest $15 billion in a large AI-focused data center in India, its biggest project in the country to date.
THIN MARGINS AT SEA AS U.S. AND CHINA IMPOSE NEW PORT FEES
Trade friction at the docks U.S.–China commercial rivalry reached cargo terminals, with both sides rolling out new port-related fees that carriers warn could ripple across supply chains.
ITV STUDIOS STRIKES OVERALL DEAL WITH NORDIC FORMAT CREATORS
The deal and what it covers ITV Studios signed an overall agreement with Karsten Bartholin and Kenneth Kristensen, prolific creators behind several Nordic unscripted hits.
COLUMBUS DAY / INDIGENOUS PEOPLES’ DAY: WHAT’S OPEN, WHAT’S NOT
What’s open today The federal holiday brings a patchwork of closures and modified hours across the United States.
JAPAN’S PINOT NOIR SURPRISE: CLIMATE BOOST WITH NEW RISKS
How warming opened a door in Yoichi On Hokkaido’s western coast, the town of Yoichi has quietly become a magnet for Pinot Noir—one of the world’s most temperamental grapes.
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