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From ‘vote chori’ to ‘chita andolan’: Street protests return with a new playbook
From 'vote chori' protests and women’s safety marches to 'Chita Andolan', the streets are getting politically crowded again. But the old politics of protest now comes with a new playbook. Younger voices, looser networks, social media, viral slogans and issue-based mobilisation are changing how protests begin, spread and draw attention.
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California home hid miniature town and railway in backyard; sold for $415,000
A stunning home in East Hemet, California, has recently changed hands, boasting a remarkable model train city as its centerpiece. This three-bedroom, two-bath residence also features a luxurious pool and spa, enhancing outdoor enjoyment. The property's elaborate train setup adds to its allure, capturing the interest of buyers looking for a unique property. The final sale price reflects both its distinctiveness and competitive positioning in the local real estate market.
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Analysis:Crypto donors navigate mid-term spending dilemma after Senate bill defeat
Oct 7 : After suffering a major legislative defeat at the hands of Senate Democrats last month, the crypto industry is grappling with a dilemma three weeks out from the November election: punish Democrats, or preserve the bipartisan ties it has spent years building. During the current and previous election cy
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Rajinikanth's 'Jailer 2' censor and runtime revealed
The highly awaited sequel 'Jailer 2' featuring superstar Rajinikanth is set to release in theatres on October 15. Recently completing its censor clearance with a UA 16+ rating, the film runs for a total of 165 minutes, ensuring a grand cinematic experience. Bolstered by an impressive cast that includes Vidya Balan and Mohanlal, director Nelson Dilipkumar aims to elevate the franchise to new heights.
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Crystal Jade closes another four outlets; termination notices issued to about 120 workers
Nine Crystal Jade restaurants remain open in Singapore, with no further outlet closures expected, its receivers say.
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What is military exemption? Why South Korea weighs cuts after Asian Games backlash
Following inflammatory comments from football players, South Korea is rethinking its policy on military service exemptions for athletes. This reevaluation comes amidst public outcry over the equity of the existing regulations. Culture and Sports Minister Chae Hwi-young noted a shift in societal attitudes towards military service, leading the Defence Ministry to explore removing additional service requirements for athletes.
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A musician collected 51 rare guitars worth $1.4m, then donated them to students
Sheldon Urlik, a collector of classical and flamenco guitars, has donated 51 instruments from his collection to Arizona State University’s School of Music, Dance and Theatre. The gift, which ASU values at about $1.4 million, spans more than a century of guitar making, from an 1869 Francisco González to a 2015 instrument by Marshall Brune.
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Russia rules out epidemic risk after plague lab worker’s death
Russia’s health watchdog on Wednesday said there was no epidemic risk to people in the eastern Siberian Irkutsk region following the death of a worker at a plague research institute, while the Kremlin said Moscow had properly informed the World Health Organization (WHO) about the case.
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Nobel Chemistry 2026: How Kagan, Soai solved century-old ‘mirror-image’ mystery
The Nobel Prize in Chemistry for 2026 has been awarded to France’s Henri B Kagan and Japan’s Kenso Soai. The scientists solved more than a century-old puzzle about why living organisms are made of one type of amino acids despite the existence of two similar mirror types in nature, and how a single type could be artificially produced so that the pharmaceuticals made from them do not exhibit harmful side effects on the human body.
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Retaining key LIV players an ‘achievable hurdle’ for new investors
LONDON, Oct 7 : LIV Golf faces a challenge to retain key players as the professional men’s league restructures under Chapter 11 protection but it is a ’very achievable hurdle in a short period of time”, the head of new investors BC Partners Credit said on Wednesday.With financial backing from Saudi Arabia’s P
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Atlanta residents raised $3m to save Fox Theatre; it now hosts 250 shows a year
On a busy stretch of Peachtree Street, the Fox Theatre looks less like a cinema and more like a palace that somehow landed in the middle of the city. Gold details, towering domes, minarets and elaborate patterns transform its interiors into an extravagant fantasy, an effect that has made the building one of Atlanta’s most recognisable landmarks.
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Delhi building collapse: 1 dead, several injured as rescue op continues
A tragic incident in Seemapuri saw a five-storey structure collapse, causing 1 death and 7 injuries. Rescue operations are actively progressing, aided by local community members and heavy machinery. Paramedics are swiftly attending to the wounded, with several already admitted to local hospitals.
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Lineker laments Ronaldo’s career finale compared to Messi’s
LONDON, Oct 7 : It is sad that Cristiano Ronaldo’s international career looks to have ended in acrimony, former England striker Gary Lineker said on Wednesday, adding that the Portuguese great should have enjoyed similar scenes to Lionel Messi’s uplifting Argentina finale.Ronaldo, 41, released a lengthy state
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Rubio says Iran missed deal chances as Tehran digs in on enrichment
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Wednesday that Iran had failed to take advantage of repeated opportunities to reach an agreement with Washington over its nuclear program, while also saying Tehran had “lost complete control” of the Strait of Hormuz.
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US government, Google join Zuckerberg-backed Biohub in $1.8 billion push for AI biology data
Oct 7 : The US government and tech heavyweights Meta Platforms and Google parent Alphabet are joining nonprofit Biohub to build open datasets to train AI models for biological reasearch, bringing total investment in the effort to $1.8 billion, Biohub said on Wednesday.Meta, Google DeepMind and drug discovery
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Ohio neighbour cut 15-foot spruce; court upholds $11,523.87 damages
A court decision in Whitehouse, Ohio, underscores the necessity of neighborly communication after Michael Meier unlawfully removed a 15-foot spruce tree from the Longs' yard. The Lucas County Court imposed treble damages totaling $11,523.87 for the loss, while a higher court dismissed the Longs' adverse possession claims. This case serves as a reminder of the repercussions of negligence and the importance of keeping property matters documented.
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Sydney Sweeney faces backlash over SYRN nudity after Novig ad controversy
ALBAWABA - Sydney Sweeney is facing another wave of online criticism after promoting her latest SYRN lingerie collection with a provocative “Send Nudes” campaign, just weeks after her controversial Novig advertisement sparked backlash over its use of nudity
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Core Stack, Green Arrow plan €1 billion Italian data centre project
Oct 7 : Core Stack, Lazzari Group’s digital infrastructure business, and Green Arrow Capital will invest more than €1 billion ($1.12 billion) over the next four years to build 13 mid-size data centres in Italy, the two companies said on Wednesday. • The medium-sized data centres will be powered by rene
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The Daily Roundup
October 7th, 2026 | Welcome to The Wire’s daily news roundup. Each day, our staff gathers the top China business, finance, and economics headlines from a selection of the world’s leading news organizations.
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All schools in Johor to close for two days amid worsening haze
The state government’s decision on Wednesday (Oct 7) followed a directive from Johor Regent Tunku Ismail Sultan Ibrahim and was taken as a precautionary measure to safeguard the health and safety of students.
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