Sunday, November 15, 2026 Vol. I · No. 3
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02:01China’s upgraded VT-4B export tank gets fourth-gen Type 100 tech ahead of Zhuhai showSouth China Morning Post02:00Sudden ice, high costs: are China’s Arctic shipping ambitions at risk after traffic surge?South China Morning Post01:57Shark attack hero breaks through for Iron Series winABC News Australia01:56Cape Verde could make election history with first female presidentFrance 2401:54Saudi-led coalition intercepts missiles towards Riyadh, drones in Eastern ProvinceThe Hindu01:52Australians among thousands stranded in the US after national grounding of flightsThe Sydney Morning Herald01:52No. 2 Utah survives, stays unbeaten on late 70-yard TD in thriller vs. ArizonaESPN01:52General Staff: Russia has lost 1,622,860 troops in Ukraine since Feb. 24, 2022The Kyiv Independent01:52Morning updateMiddle East Eye01:47SpaceX’s Starship breakthrough as it’s captured by launch pad after orbitThe Sydney Morning Herald01:46DR Congo: Ebola-awareness campaigns conducted at schools in BuniaAfricanews01:44Indian student jailed for 30 years for online child sex abuse in U.K.The Hindu01:43ASEAN reaffirms engagement with Myanmar, seeks to advance peace planThe Japan Times01:40Australia v New Zealand: men’s Rugby League World Cup final – liveThe Guardian Sport
Desk · Page 35

World

Dispatches from every desk on the map

Europe chooses team for Ukraine talks

EU leaders agreed that Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Poland and EU officials would represent Europe in future Ukraine peace talks, saying Europe must speak with "one clear and united voice".

CNA

Most people dislike coffee at first and learn to love it, and scientists now say the reason may be a slow dopamine signal from the gut that teaches the brain to like flavours linked with calories, even bitter ones

Researchers have discovered that our tastes for certain foods, even those that might initially be bitter, shift as we grow. The gut sends vital signals to our brain about what we eat, influencing our cravings through dopamine, which is known for its role in reward and motivation. Consequently, this…

Navy removed naval destroyer commander deployed to Middle East

The U.S. Navy in late September removed a commander of the naval destroyer that was deployed to the Middle East in support of military operations against Iran because of “loss of confidence” after she had been in the job for less than a year, The Hill has learned. Commander of Carrier Strike Group…

The Hill