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1. 9 Agatha Christie Books To Read Before Kicking the Bucket Collider · 15 Nov 2026

   There are few pleasures that beat sitting on a couch in winter with a murder mystery, and everyone knows who writes them best. Agatha Christie is the best-selling novelist of all time. Her stories have only been outsold by the works of William Shakespeare and The Bible. Nicknamed "The Queen of…

2. Aviation professionals call for stronger training pathways for aspiring Ghanaian youth Multimedia Group · 15 Nov 2026

   Aviation professionals have called for stronger training opportunities and career guidance to prepare more young Ghanaians for employment in the aviation industry. They say while many young people aspire to become pilots, cabin crew members and other aviation professionals, limited access to…

3. West Bank: Israeli forces detain Palestinian journalist, conduct raids Middle East Eye · 15 Nov 2026

   West Bank: Israeli forces detain Palestinian journalist, conduct raids Israeli forces have detained Palestinian journalist Mohammed Ateeq after raiding his home in the town of Burqin, west of Jenin in the occupied West Bank, Quds News Network said. The Palestinian news agency, Wafa, reported that…

4. Netflix’s 6-Part Miniseries Brings One of the Greatest Novels of All Time to Life Collider · 15 Nov 2026

   Jane Austen is one of the preeminent romance authors of all time, giving her heroines a sense of agency when their fates largely depended on the men in their lives. Her stories have been finding new life in recent years, with romance readers driving an uptick in the genre across mediums. Netflix is…

5. Bar Council of A.P. appeals to Centre not to proceed with Evening Courts proposal The Hindu · 15 Nov 2026

   It may be noted that the Central government proposed to set up Evening Courts in Andhra Pradesh, Bihar and Delhi in coordination with the respective High Courts on a pilot basis

6. How Turkey is becoming a key defense partner for Gulf states after the Iran war Haaretz · 15 Nov 2026

   Turkey, once branded more dangerous than Iran by an Emirati envoy, signed a pact with Qatar that sets no joint military obligation, but with Gulf states split over Yemen, oil and Saudi leadership, it is shaping their defense after the Iran war

7. Eisenkot-led bloc moves to repeal judicial overhaul laws, elect new Knesset speaker Haaretz · 15 Nov 2026

   The bloc planned special committees to reverse the outgoing government's legislation, while the finance and defense panels are set to appoint chairs Monday, and the speaker vote is scheduled for Tuesday

8. Türkiye's president calls Gaza war an 'ecocide' at climate summit TVNZ · 15 Nov 2026

   Türkiye's Recep Tayyip Erdogan has called for the world to recognize the environmental impacts of the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza and asked the Israeli government to grant more aid access to the Palestinian territory. Erdogan was speaking at the UN climate summit, known as COP31, in Antalya, Türkiye.…

9. White pleased with first-half response despite defeat Fiji Broadcasting Corp · 15 Nov 2026

   FIJI Water Flying Fijians coach Jake White says he was encouraged by his side’s response against Ireland, despite their 43–15 defeat in Dublin this morning in the Nations Championship. The Flying Fijians went into half-time trailing 17–15, but were unable to add to their score after the break as…

10. Fresh coat, lighter load: Hong Kong airport puts runway-painting robots to work South China Morning Post · 15 Nov 2026

    Hong Kong International Airport has become the world’s first to deploy robots to repaint runway markings, cutting the time needed to refresh centre lines by about 67 per cent compared with manual painting, its managing authority has said. According to the Airport Authority, the AI-powered robots…