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1. Iran slams Canada for supporting UAE claim over three Gulf islands Middle East Eye · 31 Oct 2026

   Iran slams Canada for supporting UAE claim over three Gulf islands Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei has criticised Canada's support for the United Arab Emirates' claim to three Gulf islands, questioning Ottawa's commitment to territorial integrity and national sovereignty. In a post…

2. Waller's early one-two on Derby day Nine · 31 Oct 2026

   The Roaring Sun finishes clear of pre-race favourite Unhinged as champion trainer Chris Waller starts his carnival in style.

3. A chance to turn the tide Islands Business · 31 Oct 2026

   The recent surge of international attention to Fiji's HIV epidemic has carried uncomfortable echoes of an earlier era of AIDS. The post A chance to turn the tide appeared first on Islands Business .

4. Calvin and Hobbes' Final Strip is Still the Perfect Goodbye Polygon · 31 Oct 2026

   On November 18, 1985, the very first comic strip of Calvin and Hobbes appeared in newspapers. “So long, pop! I’m off to check my tiger trap!” Calvin, wearing a safari helmet, said to his dad in the first panel. Calvin went on to explain that he rigged the trap with a tuna fish sandwich, something a…

5. Hind Rajab Foundation accuses Israeli visiting London of 'using starvation as a method of warfare' Jerusalem Post · 31 Oct 2026

   In its complaint, the organization attributes alleged involvement in war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide to the Israeli man during his service in the IDF in the Gaza Strip.

6. IDF demolishes monument previously damaged by MK Zvi Sukkot during West Bank ops - report Jerusalem Post · 31 Oct 2026

   The IDF demolished a monument commemorating terrorists near Nablus that MK Zvi Sukkot had damaged in August, as part of ongoing counterterrorism operations in the West Bank.

7. Jewish leaders for social change: Nine of history's most influential Jewish activists Jerusalem Post · 31 Oct 2026

   From the beginning, the Jewish people have been improving the world and enriching lives at the forefront of virtually every major advance, cause, or social movement in world history.

8. US conducting nightly missions to enforce Hormuz blockade, straining aircraft, crew - report Jerusalem Post · 31 Oct 2026

   Despite the success of the nightly operations, US officials familiar with the matter told the Wall Street Journal that the frequency of flight operations has put a strain on aircraft and crew members.

9. The Minions' Best Movie Officially Finds the Perfect Streaming Home for Halloween Collider · 31 Oct 2026

   Hollywood probably should have checked the Minions' references before giving them a movie career. Their enthusiasm for filmmaking comes with a fairly significant liability: an actual monster outbreak. That unfortunate production decision drives Minions & Monsters , which sends Illumination’s yellow…

10. Dark past of Japan’s Unit 731 buried under airport expansion South China Morning Post · 31 Oct 2026

    A village that sent hundreds of men to one of imperial Japan’s most notorious wartime units is being demolished to make way for a runway at Tokyo’s Narita International Airport. Unit 731 carried out lethal experiments on captives, many of them Chinese, to develop biological weapons during the second…