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Fresh projectile strike on Riyadh airport kills one, injures 11, a day after deadliest attack

A projectile hit King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh on Sunday, killing one person and injuring 11, Saudi Arabia’s General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA) said, a day after a missile strike on the same site killed 12 people and wounded more than 300. support@paulkizitoblog.compaulkizitoblog.com

Flash flood in central Nepal sweeps away homes and bridges; five missing

support@paulkizitoblog.comOctober 12, 2026

A flash flood along the Budhi Gandaki River in Nepal’s Gorkha district destroyed houses and several bridges on Sunday, leaving five people unaccounted for, according to disaster authorities and local media. support@paulkizitoblog.compaulkizitoblog.com

Nigeria to roll unfinished 2026 projects into 2027 budget in bid to end overlapping spending plans

support@paulkizitoblog.comOctober 10, 2026

Nigeria’s federal government plans to carry projects left incomplete under the 2026 budget, along with unpaid spending commitments, into the 2027 fiscal year, Finance Minister Taiwo Oyedele said, as it seeks to stop running several budgets at the same time. support@paulkizitoblog.compaulkizitoblog.com

Judge reopens Christa Pike’s challenge to Tennessee lethal injection after failed execution

support@paulkizitoblog.comOctober 10, 2026

A Tennessee judge on Thursday reopened a lawsuit by death row inmate Christa Pike challenging the state’s lethal injection protocol, more than a week after officials were unable to carry out her execution, according to local media reports. support@paulkizitoblog.compaulkizitoblog.com

Kenya, Botswana and other African states urge Ukraine to release citizens captured fighting for Russia

support@paulkizitoblog.comOctober 10, 2026

Kenya, Botswana and Zimbabwe are pressing Ukraine to hand back citizens captured while serving in Russia’s army, saying some were tricked into the war with offers of civilian work, according to media reports citing Bloomberg. support@paulkizitoblog.compaulkizitoblog.com

Fresh projectile strike on Riyadh airport kills one, injures 11, a day after deadliest attack

Flash flood in central Nepal sweeps away homes and bridges; five missing

Nigeria to roll unfinished 2026 projects into 2027 budget in bid to end overlapping spending plans

Judge reopens Christa Pike’s challenge to Tennessee lethal injection after failed execution

Kenya, Botswana and other African states urge Ukraine to release citizens captured fighting for Russia

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Fresh projectile strike on Riyadh airport kills one, injures 11, a day after deadliest attack

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Nigeria to roll unfinished 2026 projects into 2027 budget in bid to end overlapping spending plans

Judge reopens Christa Pike’s challenge to Tennessee lethal injection after failed execution

Kenya, Botswana and other African states urge Ukraine to release citizens captured fighting for Russia