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Former Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte has officially assumed the role of NATO Secretary-General, taking over from Jens Stoltenberg after a handover ceremony in Brussels on October 1, 2024.

The EU has advised airlines to avoid Lebanese and Israeli airspace throughout October due to escalating tensions and an increase in airstrikes, citing serious security risks.

Governments worldwide have invested $2 trillion in clean energy since 2020, tripling the post-2008 levels, driven by energy security concerns and industrial policy, the IEA reports.

South Korea will introduce a “Top-Tier Visa” to attract foreign workers in high-tech sectors like AI and robotics, offering immigration benefits to support the country’s innovation.

UN Secretary-General António Guterres warns world leaders that deepening divisions, conflict, and climate change demand urgent global solutions as the world faces mounting crises.

Modi and Zelensky met during the UNGA in New York, with discussions focused on peace efforts in Ukraine and India’s diplomatic stance on conflict resolution.

Six people were killed and 10 remain missing after torrential rains triggered landslides and floods in Japan’s Noto Peninsula. Rescue efforts are ongoing in the quake-hit region.

French President Emmanuel Macron reshuffled the government, appointing Michel Barnier as prime minister, aiming to stabilize his leadership with a centrist-conservative cabinet.

SurveyMonkey data shows off-the-books behavior rising in hybrid work environments, with 14% of employees shopping online and 12% doing laundry during work hours, complicating oversight.

Three people are missing in Japan’s Noto region after severe rain, prompting an emergency warning and search efforts in Ishikawa Prefecture.