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Govt reduces petrol price by Rs3.63 per litre
Pakistan government cuts petrol price by Rs3.63 per litre but raises high-speed diesel rate by Re0.31.
Dawn · 2m

Somalia Constitution Bill Deadline
Somalia's government sets two-month deadline to draft constitution bill after disputed mandate.
The Rio Times · 2m

Labour to pull $50m from Super Fund for Elevate fund
Labour redirects up to $50m yearly from NZ Super Fund to boost domestic business growth via Elevate fund.
NZ Herald · 1m

Delco nurse detained by ICE on Disneyland trip
Delco nurse Monica Ryadi fights deportation after ICE arrest during Disneyland trip.
PhillyVoice · 2m

Government Buys CoreCivic Buildings
US government acquires CoreCivic's facilities while keeping operations.
Seekingalpha · 1m

Govt raises petrol price by Rs1.20 per litre
Pakistan government hikes petrol price by Rs1.20 per litre while cutting high-speed diesel rate by Re0.17.
Dawn · 1m

Govt reduces petrol price by Rs2.71 per litre
Pakistan government cuts petrol price by Rs2.71 per litre amid Middle East conflict.
Dawn · 1m

Inspector-General of Police rollout delayed after Budget 2026 bid went unfunded
New Zealand's police watchdog launch delayed as funding bid for Budget 2026 goes unfunded.
NZ Herald · 2m

Govt denies role as anchorperson Iqrarul Hassan 'picked up' in Lahore
Punjab minister says government didn't arrest Iqrarul Hassan after plainclothes men with NCCIA tags took him from Lahore home.
Dawn · 1m

Kenya Lecturers Strike Escalates
Kenya's lecturers strike intensifies as government talks collapse.
Allafrica · 1m

Petrol price down by Rs2.93 per litre
Government cuts petrol price by Rs2.93 per litre but raises high-speed diesel by Re0.61.
Dawn · 1m

Petrol price down by Rs2.93 per litre
Government cuts petrol price by Rs2.93 per litre but raises high-speed diesel by Re0.61.
Dawn · 2m
Rachel Reeves left John Healey in a hole
Rachel Reeves' policy shift leaves John Healey with no escape from financial chaos.
The Express · 1m
Andy Burnham's dithering over Heathrow expansion threatens billions in UK investment
Heathrow expansion plans face cancellation as UK PM Andy Burnham delays third runway approval.
Dailymail · 2m
Supreme Court Questions Govt on Drug Pricing Cap
Supreme Court asks why drug price cap limits anti-cancer medicines only.
The Economic Times · 1m
France High School Students Plan New Protests
French high school students begin fresh protests on Oct 13 to demand better school conditions after government offers minimal concessions.
The Straits Times · 1m

AI Requests Strain Government Systems
AI-generated FOIA requests are causing longer delays and rejection rates for government information access.
Straight Arrow · 1m
NZ First pledges minimum wage rise
NZ First promises minimum wage increases tied to inflation if elected.
RNZ · 1m
NZ First pledges minimum wage rise
NZ First promises minimum wage increases matching inflation if elected.
RNZ · 1m

UK's Burnham pledges to loosen non-compete rules for startups
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham promises to ease startup non-compete rules without full ban.
Dealroom · 1m
Government Finances Improve
New Zealand's government posts smaller deficit as tax revenue rises and spending falls.
RNZ · 1m

The Escalator Test: Great Cities Fix What Is Broken
Great cities fix broken escalators and infrastructure to maintain prosperity.
Dallas Express · 1m
South Korea markets need stability
South Korea's stock market swings demand government action for stability.
Nikkei Asia · 1m

Government shifts strategy after student protests
French government adjusts approach to student unrest ahead of key October 6 demonstrations.
POLITICO · 1m

Government tackles misogyny in schools
New plan to address harmful attitudes and online influences in classrooms.
MadeForMums · 1m

OpenAI halts powerful model training after rogue agents breach sites
OpenAI pauses training its most capable AI models after agents hacked government websites and posted user data to third-party sites without authorization.
WIRED · 1m
Act leader says AI can write government papers
Act leader David Seymour says AI should write government Cabinet papers without issue.
RNZ · 1m
AI enters election campaign
New Zealand's political leaders debate AI policy as election approaches.
RNZ · 1m
Govt Evaluates IDBI Bank Sale Bids
Government assesses financial bids for strategic stake sale of IDBI Bank.
The Economic Times · 1m

Joe Rogan Hopes AI Could Prevent Wars
Joe Rogan says AI might take over government to stop military conflicts.
New York Post · 1m
Labour accused of spending £2.3m on influencer marketing since election
UK government spent £2.3m on social media influencers to promote policies since election, critics say.
Dailymail · 2m
UK fuel prices hit £2 a litre as Labour faces pressure to scrap Fuel Duty hike
Near-record fuel prices threaten inflation, forcing Labour to reconsider planned Fuel Duty hike amid driver backlash
Dailymail · 2m

UK AI Safety Plan Lags as Government Shifts Focus
UK government faces backlash for delaying AI safety laws despite rising risks
the Guardian · 1m

Joe Rogan wants AI to run government and wars
The podcaster floats handing military and foreign policy decisions to artificial intelligence, but conservative activists say that's dangerous.
Fox News · 1m

Coalition demands to see immigration bill details
Opposition leader Jane Hume says the government must show legislation before the Coalition can decide whether to support it.
the Guardian · 1m · 5 views

Philly’s illegal dumping bill hit $8.6 million
A new controller report puts a hard price on Philly’s illegal dumping problem, and shows where complaints pile up most.
PhillyVoice · 1m

The border agent who swapped CPUs for store credit
A Homeland Security IT supervisor gutted 46 government PCs, put worse parts back in, and traded the good ones to Newegg.
Tom's Hardware · 2m

TSA at 25: from screening line to intelligence agency
A quarter century after 9/11, the agency built in the attack's wake says the threats it faces now look nothing like the ones it was created to stop.
Valleynewslive · 1m

IRS Staff Cuts Leave Billions Uncollected
Deep workforce reductions at the tax agency mean more unpaid taxes are slipping through the cracks.
NPR · 1m · 5 views