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Renault-Dumarey Deal Preserves 150 Jobs at Alpine Racing Engine Facility

Renault Group has agreed to sell Alpine Racing SAS's engine facility in Viry-Chatillon, France, to Belgium's Dumarey Group, which specializes in advanced propulsion and clean mobility. The deal, whose financial terms remain undisclosed, will allow Alpine Racing to continue competing in Formula 1 under Dumarey ownership. Importantly, the agreement preserves 150 jobs by transferring staff, expertise, and assets from Renault to Dumarey, following Renault's 2024 announcement to exit F1 engine supply after 2025.

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Stephen Curry Likely to Miss Warriors' Game Against Suns

Stephen Curry is expected to miss the Golden State Warriors' game against the Phoenix Suns as the team navigates its first back-to-back of the season. Curry indicated he would "probably" sit out the Phoenix matchup and plans to consult with the training staff. The Warriors are managing his workload cautiously early in the season, with coach Steve Kerr monitoring his playing time carefully.

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Suspect Detained After Fire at Hitler's Eagle's Nest Retreat

Firefighters battled a blaze at Adolf Hitler's Eagle's Nest mountain retreat in the Bavarian Alps, with around 200 firefighters involved. The fire broke out late Friday, and the building remained engulfed at dawn Saturday. No injuries were reported. Police detained a suspect possibly with psychiatric issues. The site, a former Nazi guest house, draws 350,000 visitors annually and is located above Obersalzberg, Germany.

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Albanian Police Use Tear Gas in Violent Student Protests

On October 24, 2026, Albanian riot police used tear gas, water cannons, and rubber bullets to disperse student protesters in Tirana. The students, angry over government corruption, unemployment, and poor education, threw rocks and set fire to the agriculture ministry's door. The protests began in central Tirana and have spread to other cities this month.

Hindu World··Tirana

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Ilhan Omar's Deleted Father's Day Post Raises Identity Questions

A deleted 2013 Father's Day post by US Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, in which she called her father "Nur Said," has resurfaced amid a federal investigation into her identity and immigration records. The post was removed in 2019 but gained attention again after a search of Omar's Washington, DC home in October 2023, linked to alleged false statements on immigration documents. Records often name her father as "Nur Omar Mohamed."

HT World··Washington

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AI Transforms Cyber Threats: Is India Prepared?

AI is reshaping the cyber threat landscape by enabling machines to perform complex tasks with less human oversight. While AI aids cybersecurity by detecting vulnerabilities and attacks, it also empowers malicious actors to conduct sophisticated intrusions and fraud. The impact of cyber threats extends beyond digital systems to critical physical infrastructure like hospitals, banks, and government offices. This raises concerns about India's readiness to handle evolving AI-driven cyber risks.

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