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- 1Greece plans EU deportation centre in Africa for 2027●Griechenland will während EU-Ratsvorsitz Abschiebezentrum in Afrika einrichten Im Sommer 2027 übernimmt Griechenland den
Greece's government has announced plans to establish a European deportation centre in Africa during its EU Council presidency in summer 2027. According to reports, initial contacts have allegedly already been made. The proposal revives the contested idea of outsourcing asylum procedures and returns outside Europe, and is drawing criticism from migrant rights advocates who question its legality and feasibility.
- 2Bernalillo County says mail-in ballots on track after Supreme Court ruling●Bernalillo County Clerk says mail-in ballots on track following supreme court ruling against White House plan
The Bernalillo County Clerk in New Mexico says mail-in ballot processing remains on schedule following a Supreme Court ruling against a White House election plan. The decision had raised questions about whether local election offices might face disruptions, but the clerk reassured residents that ballots are being sent and returned as normal ahead of the vote.
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Silvia Bernardocchi, the wife of Italian chef Giancarlo Perbellini, has died, prompting an outpouring of condolences from the culinary world. The news was reported by Italian outlets including L'Arena and Gambero Rosso, with tributes pouring in for the family of the Verona-based restaurateur behind the two-Michelin-starred Casa Perbellini.
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French philosopher Bernard-Henri Lévy is drawing attention, with renewed interest in his life and marriage to actress and singer Arielle Dombasle. Coverage highlights the couple's intellectual backgrounds, from Lévy's studies at the École Normale Supérieure in the Latin Quarter to Dombasle's conservatoire training. Readers are revisiting the story of one of France's best-known intellectual and artistic couples.
- 5Ødegaard furious after Bernardo Silva kicks out in Norway-Portugal clash▼Ødegaard rages at late kick by former Premier League rival Bernardo Silva in Norway-Portugal game
Martin Ødegaard reacted angrily after Portugal's Bernardo Silva appeared to kick out at him late in a Norway-Portugal match, sparking a flashpoint between the two former Premier League rivals. The incident drew widespread coverage and debate among fans about whether Silva should face punishment and what it means ahead of upcoming internationals.
- 6Southern Arizona fitness business Bernal Fitness and Performance gaining attention▼Bernal Fitness and Performance Southern Arizona tackling leaders
Bernal Fitness and Performance, a fitness and training operation in Southern Arizona, is being highlighted by regional sports outlet AllSportsTucson as a tackling leader in its field. Details beyond the headline are limited, with no further specifics provided about programs, results or the people involved, so the scope of the claim remains unclear.
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Spanish actor Miguel Bernardeau is the subject of renewed media attention, with Semana magazine reporting he is in love with an influencer. The piece explores the young woman's origins, their most intimate photographs together, and his relationship with actress Ana Duato. It follows ongoing public interest in the actor's personal life and romantic relationships.
- 8Remembering jazz legend Buddy Rich, Brooklyn's influential drummer●Bernard "Buddy" Rich was an American jazz drummer, songwriter, conductor, and bandleader. He is considered one of the mo
Tribute posts are circulating about Bernard 'Buddy' Rich, the American jazz drummer, songwriter, conductor and bandleader born and raised in Brooklyn, New York. Rich is widely regarded as one of the most influential drummers of all time, and music fans continue to celebrate his technique and legacy, keeping his name prominent in jazz circles.
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French actress and comedian Michèle Bernier is giving new interviews about La Stagiaire, the long-running France 3 series in which she plays judge Aix Marshal. She spoke candidly about the personal confidences and intimate connections she shares with her character, saying the role resonates with her own experiences. Fans of the show in France are following her comments as the series remains popular.
- 10German police read Signal and Telegram messages without breaking encryption●German police read # Signal , # Telegram , # WhatsApp messages without breaking encryption https:// cybernews.com/privac
German police are reportedly able to read messages on Signal, Telegram and WhatsApp without breaking encryption, apparently by exploiting linked devices. The technique targets devices tied to an account rather than the encrypted messaging apps themselves, raising concerns among privacy advocates about surveillance of secure communications in Germany.
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French viewers are tuning in to an Arte programme exploring how Bernard Arnault built the LVMH empire, tracing his ascent from acquiring Boussac to leading the world's largest luxury group. The broadcast has sparked renewed discussion in France about Arnault's business methods, his influence in the luxury sector and the concentration of wealth behind brands like Louis Vuitton, Dior and Moët Hennessy.
- 12Swiss commission ready to mediate disputes over looted art▼SwissInfo: Swiss commission ready to mediate disputes over looted art. “Former Swiss President and Commission Chair Simo
A Swiss commission says it is ready to mediate disputes over looted art. Former Swiss President Simonetta Sommaruga, who chairs the commission, and vice-chair Felix Uhlmann briefed the media in Bern on Wednesday, announcing that the body has adopted procedural rules for handling such cases, offering a formal channel for resolving restitution claims.
- 13Maryland's 2026 gubernatorial race draws early attention▼Maryland gubernatorial election | 2026 Voter's Guide
Maryland's 2026 gubernatorial election is already in the spotlight, with local outlets publishing early voter's guides to help residents follow the race. The coverage signals growing interest in who will run and what the leading candidates stand for, well ahead of the primary and general elections next year.
- 14Flashpoints episode features priests opposing genocide▼NOW PLAYING == Flashpoints with Dennis J. Bernstein 9/30/26: Priests against genocide https:// youtu.be/qtpdPS65cC0?si=3
The September 30, 2026 edition of the radio program Flashpoints, hosted by Dennis J. Bernstein on KPFA, aired under the title 'Priests against genocide'. The segment highlights clergy speaking out against what the program characterises as genocide, and it is being shared among listeners focused on human rights, public media and left-leaning political commentary.
- 15A Decade of Bernie Sanders's Transformation of America●A Decade of Bernie Sanders’s Transformation of America https:// jacobin.com/2026/10/sanders-te n-year-anniversary-2016-p
Commentary marking ten years since Bernie Sanders's first presidential campaign argues his 2016 run reshaped the American Left and broadened what voters saw as politically possible. The anniversary piece reflects on his legacy within progressive politics as observers reassess the movement he built.
- 16Photographer captures window reflections on pavement●Windows reflecting on pavement, photo taken by Martin Bernes. #art #artist #photographer #photography #reflection #windo
Photographer Martin Bernes has shared a new image showing windows reflecting on wet pavement, published through his gallery Martin's Art Gallery. The photograph highlights everyday urban reflections as an artistic subject and is being shared with tags for art, photography and reflections. It is drawing modest attention from viewers interested in street and reflection photography.
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Lucie Bernardoni, a former Star Academy finalist, has been accused of violence against her daughter and is set to explain herself before the courts, according to Le Dauphiné Libéré. The case is drawing attention in France as the singer prepares to respond publicly to the accusations against her.
- 18Hibernating bacteria survive hospitals and space, but at a cost●Hibernating bacteria can invade hospitals and survive outer space – but their high energy bill is a weakness that scient
Scientists are highlighting how dormant bacteria can persist on hospital surfaces and even survive the conditions of outer space, making them hard to eradicate. The persistence comes at a high metabolic price when they reactivate, and researchers say this energy cost is a weakness that could be targeted with new treatments against antibiotic-resistant infections.
- 19German Classic 'Rose Bernd' (1957) Featured as Film of the Day●Zufallsfilm des Tages (Do. 01.10.2026): "Rose Bernd" (1957) "Rose Bernd" ist ein deutscher Spielfilm aus dem Jahr 1957,
The 1957 German feature film 'Rose Bernd' is being highlighted as the random film of the day. The drama is based on Gerhart Hauptmann's stage play of the same name and follows Rose Bernd, a maidservant who enters into an affair, a role that brought the adaptation lasting recognition in post-war German cinema.
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France's hard-left union has condemned EDF chief executive Bernard Fontana after he met with far-right leaders, drawing criticism over the state-owned utility chief's political contacts. The encounter has sparked a political row in France, with critics arguing the head of a public company should not associate with far-right figures, while allies defend the meeting as routine business engagement.
- 21Mauricio Umansky weighs in on California gubernatorial debate●Mauricio Umansky reacts to California gubernatorial debate, local politics
Mauricio Umansky, the Beverly Hills real estate broker and television personality, shared his reaction to the California gubernatorial debate and local politics in a Fox Business appearance. He offered commentary on the candidates' performances and the issues facing the state as the race for governor draws public attention.
- 22Wooden Tabernacle by Friar Ludovico Calascibetta Shown at Messina Museum●Wooden Tabernacle, Regional Museum of Messina, Sicily, Italy Isolated work by Friar Ludovico Calascibetta from Petralia
The Regional Museum of Messina in Sicily, Italy is drawing attention for its wooden tabernacle, an isolated work attributed to Friar Ludovico Calascibetta from Petralia Sottana, dating from the first quarter of the 18th century, circa 1700 to before 1729. The word tabernacle means "dwelling place", and in a church it is the fixed, secure box used to hold sacred items.
- 23Bernard Friot reflects on work, elections and unions●Émanciper le travail, colonialisme, élections, rôle des partis et syndicats : réflexions avec Bernard Friot. (2026) http
French sociologist and economist Bernard Friot is featured in a new conversation covering the emancipation of labour, colonialism, elections, and the role of political parties and trade unions. The discussion revisits his longstanding ideas on rethinking salary and social protections, circulating among French-speaking left-wing and activist audiences interested in alternatives to the current economic order.
- 24New Bern Morning Show Spotlights Local Businesses and Deals●Thursday, October 1st: Simply Natural Creamery, New Bern Civic Theatre, BestReviews: Epic Discounts, Be Our Guest: Gwendy's Cafe & Bakery
WNCT's Thursday, October 1st segment lineup features Simply Natural Creamery and a visit to New Bern Civic Theatre, alongside BestReviews discounts and a 'Be Our Guest' feature on Gwendy's Cafe & Bakery. The items highlight local food spots, community theatre, and shopping deals for viewers in the New Bern, North Carolina area.
- 25Le Bernardin chef's new cookbook teaches kitchen mindfulness●A new cookbook from the acclaimed Le Bernardin chef calls for mindfulness and gratitude in the kitchen - lessons he lear
The acclaimed chef behind New York's Le Bernardin has released a new cookbook built around mindfulness and gratitude in cooking, drawing on lessons he learned from a South Korean nun. The book pairs his celebrated fine-dining background with a contemplative approach to food, and early coverage highlights the unusual spiritual influence behind his culinary philosophy.
- 26CNN interviews California gubernatorial candidates after debate▼CNN sits down with California gubernatorial candidates after debate
CNN has conducted sit-down interviews with the candidates running for governor of California following their debate. The conversations come as the race for the state's top office draws national attention, with voters and commentators assessing how each contender performed on stage and where they stand on key issues facing the state.
- 27Democrats reportedly want Bernie Sanders to do more ahead of midterms▼Democrats privately want Bernie Sanders to do more ahead of the midterms
According to a CNN report, Democrats privately want Bernie Sanders to play a bigger role ahead of the midterm elections. Party figures are said to be looking to the Vermont senator and progressive leader to help energize voters, though details of what he is being asked to do and how he has responded remain unclear.
- 28Ohio GOP gubernatorial nominee attended church whose pastor called Judaism 'fake'▼Ohio GOP gubernatorial nominee appeared at church whose pastor called modern Judaism ‘fake’
The Forward reports that Ohio's Republican gubernatorial nominee appeared at a church whose pastor has described modern Judaism as 'fake'. The report has drawn attention to the nominee's ties to religious figures accused of antisemitic rhetoric, with the story circulating amid broader scrutiny of candidates' associations. Critics are likely to press the candidate to explain the appearance and distance himself from the pastor's remarks.
- 29c't workshop covers observability for Kubernetes systems●c’t-Workshop: Cloud-native Systeme im Griff: Observability für Kubernetes Metriken, Logs und Distributed Traces: Der Wor
German tech magazine c't is running a workshop on observability for cloud-native Kubernetes environments. The session covers metrics, logs and distributed tracing using the Grafana stack tools Loki, Tempo and Mimir, teaching participants how to detect misbehavior and narrow down root causes in complex containerized systems.
- 30Critics Slam Lawmakers for Opposing Affordable Medicine●99 to one against it. Oligarchs can't accept affordable medicine for the public # USpol # Oligarchy # Medicaid # BernieS
Commentary in US political circles accuses wealthy elites and their allies in Congress of blocking affordable prescription drug policies, citing a lopsided 99-to-1 vote against a measure tied to Medicaid and drug pricing. Supporters of Bernie Sanders are amplifying the claim, framing the outcome as evidence that lawmakers serve oligarchic interests over the public's need for affordable medicine.
- 31Cardinals Close Rebuilding Season with Loss to Brewers▼St. Louis Cardinals Wrap Up Rebuilding Season with Loss to Brewers DENVER, CO - SEPTEMBER 4: Leo Bernal #13 of the St. L
The St. Louis Cardinals have wrapped up a rebuilding season that ended with a loss to the Milwaukee Brewers. The season featured young players like Leo Bernal, who hit an RBI double against the Colorado Rockies at Coors Field in early September. Fans are discussing how the team's transition year played out and what the roster will look like going forward.
- 32Bernie Sanders calls for ending US taxpayer support for Netanyahu government●US Senator Bernie Sanders calls for an end to American taxpayer support for the Netanyahu government. # Israel # Palesti
US Senator Bernie Sanders has called for an end to American taxpayer support for the Netanyahu government in Israel. The statement, circulating widely on social media, ties into ongoing debate over US military and financial aid to Israel amid the war in Gaza. Sanders, a longtime critic of the Israeli government's conduct, has repeatedly pushed to condition or halt US assistance.
- 33Booming Music gains attention as a free Android music player●Beim Stöbern in # FDroid bin ich zufällig auf Booming Music gestoßen: einen sehr schönen und mächtigen # Audioplayer für
Users browsing F-Droid, the independent Android app store, are highlighting Booming Music, a free and open-source audio player for Android. Early impressions describe it as both attractive and feature-rich, and the recommendation is circulating among people looking for alternatives to mainstream music apps.
- 34Muff Potter frontman Thorsten Nagelschmidt joins TuneFish podcast▼"Kann ich Euch abends anrufen, wenn ich einfach nur so über Musik labern will?" Ab Freitag, 2.10. ist Thorsten Nagelschm
Thorsten Nagelschmidt, singer of German band Muff Potter, will be the guest on the TuneFish podcast for a two-hour episode starting Friday, October 2. The conversation centres on the band's new album "Klepto" as well as broader topics, with the hosts promoting it with a playful quote about wanting to call in and chat about music.
- 35United Way Launches 'Fill the Theatre' Food Drive▼United Way of Coastal Carolina Announces, “Fill the Theatre” Community Food Drive
United Way of Coastal Carolina has announced a community food drive called 'Fill the Theatre' in the New Bern, North Carolina area. The initiative aims to collect food donations for local residents in need, encouraging the community to bring items to a participating theatre venue. It is the latest in the organisation's efforts to support coastal Carolina families facing food insecurity.
- 36Fighter jets scrambled after hijack threat on Tel Aviv flight▼# ukraine 🇺🇦 ❤️ # russia # israel Ziemlich doofe Kombination im Cockpit von den Arabern 😡😳 https://www. bild.de/politik/
Israeli fighter jets escorted an airliner after a hijack threat forced the plane heading to Tel Aviv to change course, according to a Bild report being shared online. German-speaking users are reacting angrily to the incident, with some tying it to broader tensions involving Ukraine, Russia and Israel. Details about the aircraft, its passengers and the credibility of the threat remain unclear.
- 37Darren Bailey criticizes cuts at Choate Mental Health Center▼Ill. gubernatorial candidate Darren Bailey addresses cuts to Choate Mental Health & Developmental Center
Illinois gubernatorial candidate Darren Bailey spoke out about staffing and service cuts at the Choate Mental Health & Developmental Center in southern Illinois. He raised concerns about the impact on vulnerable residents and local employment in the community. The comments add mental health facility funding to the issues shaping the Illinois governor's race.
- 38HariKube pitches petabyte-scale versioned state machine for Kubernetes●💡 HariKube, in one sentence:;HariKube is a petabyte-scale, versioned state machine with Kubernetes... # ai # kubernetes
HariKube is being described as a petabyte-scale, versioned state machine built around Kubernetes, aimed at letting teams build services in days instead of weeks without glue code. The project is circulating in software and devops circles, with discussion touching Kubernetes, AI and programming communities. Few concrete details beyond the one-line pitch have circulated so far.
- 39Hurricane Polo's Remnants Disrupt Trash Collection in Bernalillo County●"Heavy rain from what’s left of Hurricane Polo is causing problems beyond flooded streets and soggy yards in Bernalillo
Heavy rain from the remnants of Hurricane Polo is hitting Bernalillo County, New Mexico, with problems beyond flooded streets and waterlogged yards. Waste Management has paused residential trash collection after severe weather forced the closure of a landfill the company uses. Residents are left waiting for service to resume as the region deals with ongoing storm impacts.
- 40Bernalillo County mail-in ballots on track after court ruling▼Bernalillo County Clerk: Mail-in ballots on track after Supreme Court ruling against Trump plan
The Bernalillo County Clerk in New Mexico says mail-in ballot operations are proceeding on schedule following a Supreme Court ruling that went against a Trump administration plan. The decision removes uncertainty for election officials, and the county is confirming that voters' mail-in ballots will be handled as planned for the upcoming election cycle.