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The house that breathes
India Today • Nov 3, 2026

The house that breathes

On the quiet outskirts of Ahmedabad, the air begins to feel lighter as the city slowly gives way to vast greens and open land. The noise softens. The pace shifts. The sky stretches wider as the landscape breathes freely. Here, time loosens its grip and the mind begins to wander w...

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PM opens two-day Solar Expo-2026 - Prothom Alo English
Prothom Alo (English) • Nov 3, 2026

PM opens two-day Solar Expo-2026 - Prothom Alo English

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman opened the two-day Solar Expo-2026 at the Bangladesh-China Friendship International Conference Centre in Agargaon, DhakaPMOPrime Minister Tarique Rahman today, Tuesday opened the two-day Solar Expo-2026 at the Bangladesh-China Friendship Internationa...

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US Midterms Test Trumpism as One Nation Surges in Australia
Bloomberg • Nov 3, 2026

US Midterms Test Trumpism as One Nation Surges in Australia

The US midterms will test President Trump's political power at home and offer clues about the staying power of Trump-style politics globally. In Australia, the far-right One Nation party is surging in popularity with policies that echo Trump's agenda, including opposition to immi...

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Carbon monoxide leak sends Cooke Aquaculture staff to hospital - CBC
CBC News • Nov 3, 2026

Carbon monoxide leak sends Cooke Aquaculture staff to hospital - CBC

Cooke Aquaculture's office building at 76 Carleton St. in Saint John was evacuated Friday afternoon following a carbon monoxide leak. (Roger Cosman/CBC)Social SharingA carbon monoxide leak forced the evacuation of Cooke Aquaculture's office building in uptown Saint John on Friday...

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Northerners among youth taking climate fight to federal court - CBC
CBC News • Nov 3, 2026

Northerners among youth taking climate fight to federal court - CBC

Kira Young, left, of Yellowknife and Leandrea Reeves of Whitehorse are among 15 young plaintiffs arguing the federal government's legislation and trajectory of greenhouse gas emissions causes serious and significant harm, and violates their rights. (Eillin Delapaz/Our Children’s ...

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