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  1. Up to 27 nationalities among train crash dead - Sanchez RTÉ ·

    Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has said that citizens of up to 27 different nationalities are among those killed in Wednesday's train crash as authorities continued to work to identify the victims.

  2. The Wikimedia Foundation weighs in on the NYT's case against OpenAI Engadget ·

    The folks behind Wikipedia say that an extreme decision in either direction could threaten the open web.

  3. Population census from Jan 25-Feb 28 2027; poll-bound, snow-bound areas excluded The Times of India ·
  4. Big Tech's AI spending spree puts over $2 trillion in Nasdaq market value at risk The Times of India ·

    As concerns rise over the Nasdaq 100, which faces risks surpassing $2 trillion this month, investors are questioning the viability of major AI investments. With firms like Meta and Alphabet boosting their spending projections, uncertainties around profitability loom large. However, positive results…

  5. Toyota and Waymo to roll out driverless robotaxis in Japan in 2027 Nikkei ·
  6. Doctor, 50s, seriously injured in assault at HSE facility RTÉ ·

    A doctor in his 50s has been seriously injured in an assault at a HSE facility in Dublin.

  7. NDLEA warns paramilitary recruits against paying for drug tests Punch ·

    The NDLEA has warned applicants for four paramilitary agencies not to pay for the mandatory Drug Integrity Test, stating the Ministry of Interior has paid Read More: https://punchng.com/ndlea-warns-paramilitary-recruits-against-paying-for-drug-tests/

  8. 2026 tertiary institutions ranking ready for December 15 release — Okebukola Punch ·

    The 2026 national ranking of Nigerian tertiary institutions is set for release on December 15, pending ministerial approval, says Prof. Peter Okebukola. Read More: https://punchng.com/2026-tertiary-institutions-ranking-ready-for-december-15-release-okebukola/

  9. Security threats: Army chief urges troops to remain vigilant Punch ·

    Nigeria’s Chief of Army Staff, Lt Gen Waidi Shaibu, has urged troops to remain vigilant and professional amid evolving security threats across the country. Read More: https://punchng.com/security-threats-army-chief-urges-troops-to-remain-vigilant/

  10. How chats between top court justices and a so-called fixer has cast doubt on judicial independence and propriety Kathmandu Post ·

    The reported meetings between Supreme Court justices, including Hari Phuyal, and fixer Inam Sapkota have raised serious questions about judicial integrity, professional conduct, and the independence of the courts, among others.

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