France says an Iranian Revolutionary Guard cyber unit hacked supermarket refrigeration systems, spoiling food and causing fires. Prosecutors are investigating the unit’s leader and two deputies, while any link to later attacks elsewhere in Europe remains unclear.
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At least 39 people died after a migrant boat capsized off Senegal on a journey toward Spain’s Canary Islands. One person was rescued, while authorities have not established how many remain missing.
CBS News reported 14 deaths from one boat off Crete, while Al Jazeera reported 13; both reported eight deaths in a second incident. Senegalese emergency services reported 39 deaths after a separate boat capsized.
The gunman who killed six people in Kraków’s Main Market Square has died after being shot by police. Officials are investigating the attack as a suspected act of far-right terrorism.
Pope Leo XIV arrived in Argentina on Sunday after celebrating Mass in Uruguay. President Javier Milei greeted him amid tensions between the government and the Catholic Church over austerity measures.
Nvidia’s board is investigating reports that CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by a foreign intelligence effort. Huang admitted being unfaithful to his wife, while the company said it had no reason to believe its secrets or national security were compromised.
Diwali celebrations are bringing lamps, prayers and family gatherings to India and its diaspora. In Delhi, hazardous air pollution has renewed scrutiny of fireworks, including permitted lower-emission varieties.
Two trains collided south of Cairo, derailing a passenger train. Al Jazeera reported at least seven dead and more than 112 injured, while CBS News reported an earlier toll of four dead and 88 wounded.