Tuesday 13 October 2026
33 stories published by NewsJaws on this day.
World
- KOSPI falls 3.65% as foreign selling hits South Korea’s biggest chipmakers
- Electric buses grow in sampled European cities, but conventional fleets remain widespread
- Christchurch man charged after EV charging cables stolen across Canterbury
- Lotte beat Doosan in Jamsil Stadium’s final regular-season game
- Saudi Arabia reports two Riyadh missile interceptions as airport closure extends
- South Korea wins first ruling to recover 2.7 billion won linked to colonial-era collaborator
- Kim In-sik throws first pitch before Jamsil’s final regular-season game
- Chey Tae-won challenges 944 billion won divorce property division in South Korea
- Supreme Court refuses appeal in challenge to Ennis data centre
- Tom Cruise’s Digger falls 60% in second weekend as loss forecasts diverge
- U.S. Army receives first Hanwha mobile cannon prototype for testing
- Cyprus says it is technically ready for Schengen, but political agreement remains
- German firms outline energy and infrastructure plans at Baku connectivity conference
- UAE adviser urges stronger Gulf defence cooperation after Riyadh airport attacks
- Pope Leo XIV due for lung nodule surgery as Vatican cancels audiences
- Robert Pether returns to Ireland after Iraqi court lifts travel ban
Sports
- Jets beat Browns 17-12 after late punt error ends Cleveland’s winning streak
- DP World Tour says players who choose LIV cannot retain membership in 2027
- Köln beat Gladbach 2-1 as Blessin’s first match leaves his side bottom
- Manchester City beat Liverpool 3-0 as financial-rules appeal remains unresolved
- England take 3-1 lead into Greece return leg with World Cup questions unresolved
Business
- UK van drivers face estimated £2.5bn rise in diesel costs this year
- IFS warns UK Budget needs a credible plan for £35bn in potential spending pressures
- AIB survey estimates Irish adults lose €150 a year over shared bills and unclaimed debts
- Irish Takeover Panel rejects Axis Capital complaints over PTSB sale