Algeria’s civil protection units responded to 6,521 calls from October 15 to 17. Their work included road crashes, fires and emergencies caused by heavy rain.
New Zealand exporters can use the free trade agreement with India from October 19. Tariffs have been removed on more than half of New Zealand’s exports to the country.
The Australian Federal Police has urged people across the country to watch for signs of foreign interference and report suspicious activity. The call follows the imprisonment of a second person convicted of a foreign interference offence in an Australian court last month.
Chile will send humanitarian aid to Colombia, where wildfires have affected more than 92,000 hectares of forest and farmland in recent months. The donation includes protective gear, specialist equipment and three drones.
Kundyз Khapan and Zhannur Toleubayeva from the Karaganda Region are attending business events in China. Khapan makes natural sea buckthorn products, while Toleubayeva is developing a wool and felt goods brand.
The Materno Infantil del Este hospital in Petare, Venezuela, has performed its first complex fetal surgery in utero. The health ministry described it as a milestone for the facility.
The Calvinia Regional Court sentenced 27-year-old Jason Galant to 22 years in prison for raping a 14-year-old child. It also declared him unfit to work with children or possess a firearm.
A new 150-place rehabilitation center for people with disabilities has opened in Shymkent, Kazakhstan. City akim Gabit Syzdykbekov took part in the event.
Chilean President José Antonio Kast launched Choose Chile, a platform to strengthen the country’s international profile and promote investment and technology opportunities. The initiative’s first summit is planned for March 2027.
The Central Bank of the UAE and Bank Al-Maghrib have signed two memorandums of understanding. They aim to strengthen supervisory cooperation, advance Islamic finance and link payment systems.
Authorities identified 174 cases of unauthorized occupation of land plots in Kostanay, Kazakhstan. The city administration is taking response measures.
The U.S. Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network identified about $270 million in suspicious financial activity potentially linked to fraud against federal student aid programs. It has sent the findings to federal investigators.
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