The Montegre World paper — morning edition, 23 October 2026. What leads the agenda in World, what moved in the wider world, and the day in brief; set like a real newspaper and downloadable as a PDF.
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Science
Researchers link more than 50,000 excess deaths across European cities to extreme heat and human-caused warming.
DT Next, Greater Kashmir, Grist, Infolibre
World
Delegations also agreed to install a new technical table and swear in the Judicial Nominations Committee on Thursday.
El Diario, KVIA (El Paso ABC-7), The Rio Times +1
Agenda
A federal judge in Miami has set a December 11 deadline for Donald Trump to sit for questioning in his $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the BBC.
Daily Mail, DT Next, El Universal +4
World
Brad Lander was detained by Israeli forces while helping Palestinian farmers harvest olives near Bethlehem and released several hours later with a warning.
The Brooklyn Paper, The Washington Free Beacon, TV5MONDE
Economy
Meta disclosed that Mark Zuckerberg threatened to sell his $110 million Palo Alto home and leave California if Proposition 40 passes, prompting a special agreement to keep him as CEO.
InfoMoney, The New York Post, Today Newspaper
Economy
Mark Carney was welcomed with a state ceremony by President Erdoğan as trade and defense talks begin.
Afyon Türkeli Gazetesi, Ege'de Son Söz Spor, Infobae América +3
World
French President Emmanuel Macron secured diesel and LNG supplies from Gulf states and signed defence agreements during a tour marked by Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia.
France 24, Gândul, The National (Business, UAE)
Agenda
Julio Herrera Velutini received clemency weeks after his family hired Trump's former lawyer Alina Habba under a deal worth more than $50 million.
El Diario de Yucatán, News18, Salon
Technology
Electronic Arts shuts down the Canadian studio and ends early development on a new Mass Effect as part of a restructuring affecting about 400 employees.
IGN, Metro, TechRadar UK +2
Agenda
Soner Çetin was taken into custody during a gendarmerie operation at Çukurova Municipality in Adana.
5 Ocak Gazetesi, Afyon Türkeli Gazetesi, Asi Gazetesi +7
Agenda
Numan Kurtulmus says the IMF issue is among Turkey's most serious recent crises and stresses diplomacy as the only path to peace.
Independent Türkçe, Karaman Gündem, Manisa Denge +3
Economy
The Capital Markets Board also imposed two-year trading bans and revoked market licenses for individuals and firms linked to Altınkılıç Gıda and Anel Elektrik.
Afyon Türkeli Gazetesi, Akdeniz Manşet Gazetesi, Bursa Hakimiyet +1
Economy
Five additional suspects were detained, completing the arrest of all 31 people named in the capital markets probe.
Gaziantep Oluşum Gazetesi, Mardin Life, Sonsöz Gazetesi
Agenda
Serbia holds parliamentary elections on Sunday, with a student-led movement challenging President Aleksandar Vucic's 12 years in power.
In.gr, Novi list, Politico Europe +2
Agenda
Heavy rains from Storm Adam caused severe flooding in Valencia and Alicante, killing four people and forcing about 2,000 evacuations.
Alicante Plaza, G4Media, Protothema +1
Agenda
The Constitutional Court admitted Sorin Grindeanu's challenge to Emergency Ordinance 38/2026, ruling by five votes to four that the caretaker cabinet exceeded its constitutional powers.
B1 TV, Hotnews, Stirile ProTV
Agenda
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez acknowledged corruption cases and said Ceuta could have been managed better during an appearance on La Revuelta.
Heraldo de Aragón, Infobae, Nació Digital +1
World
Lana Nusseibeh, UAE Minister of State and Envoy to the UN and EU, has announced her candidacy to succeed António Guterres.
Emirates 24/7, Khaleej Times, Middle East Eye (Opinion)
World
Independent estimates indicate the June earthquake deaths in Venezuela may be substantially higher than the government's official figure.
El Diario de Yucatán, El Espectador (Mundo), La Opinión (Cúcuta)
Agenda
Socialist deputy Raúl Leiva says Justice Ministry granted sentence cuts administratively without individual court orders.
El Periodico, Ex-Ante, G5 Noticias +1
Agenda
President Donald Trump held a rally in Greenville, North Carolina, with Richard Petty to rally support for Republican candidates ahead of the November 3 midterm elections.
Atlanta Black Star, Essentially Sports, The Philadelphia Inquirer
Technology
US stocks opened higher on Monday as investors returned to technology shares following steep losses the previous week.
Capital.gr, Le Revenu, Ta Nea
Entertainment
Actor Tom Skerritt, known for Alien, Top Gun and Picket Fences, has died at age 93.
1News, ABC, Channel News Asia +6
Sports
The Turkish Football Federation named former Beşiktaş coach Sergen Yalçın as its 48th head coach.
Afyon Türkeli Gazetesi, Çağdaş Kocaeli, Dünya (Business) +2
Sports
Alexander Volkanovski faces Movsar Evloev in the main event of UFC 333 at Etihad Arena on Yas Island.
MMA Fighting, Relevo, The National +1
Sports
Australia won the toss and chose to field, leaving South Africa at 20 for 2 when rain ended play at St George's Park.
7News - National, Ghanamma, News18 +2
Sports
Rwanda will host a Formula 1 Grand Prix under a 10-year contract starting in the early 2030s, marking the sport’s return to the continent after more than 30 years.
Egypt Independent, KION News 46, KVIA (El Paso ABC-7)
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