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    Saudi Arabia emerges as the Iran war's only winner●Saudi Arabia is reaping a massive oil windfall, making it perhaps the Iran war’s only winner✉newsWar3 d ago

    Saudi Arabia is collecting a massive oil windfall as the conflict between Israel and Iran disrupts energy markets, with Fortune arguing the kingdom may be the war's only winner. Rising crude prices and expectations that Gulf supply will remain secure are boosting Riyadh's revenues even as the fighting imposes heavy costs on Iran and the wider region.

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    Saudi Arabia emerges as oil windfall winner of Iran conflict▼Saudi Arabia is reaping a massive oil windfall, making it perhaps the Iran war's only winner✉newsScienceSpace Policy3 d ago

    Saudi Arabia is collecting a massive oil windfall as the conflict between Israel and Iran pushes crude prices higher, with Fortune reporting the kingdom may be the war's only clear winner. The surge in energy prices is boosting Riyadh's revenues even as the wider region faces instability, drawing attention to how economic gains from the crisis are unevenly distributed.

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    Bulgaria is benefiting from its investment in solar power as drought reduces output from hydropower and strains electricity grids across the wider region. With water levels low affecting neighbouring countries' energy supplies, Bulgaria's growing solar capacity is helping keep power flowing, highlighting how renewable build-out can cushion countries against climate-related disruptions to traditional energy sources.

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    Heavy MQ-9 Reaper losses to shape Pentagon replacement plans●Heavy losses of MQ-9 Reaper to factor in future plans to divest, replace aircraft https://www.militarytimes.com/news/penMmastodonWorldDefense12 d ago

    The US Air Force is weighing its future divestment and replacement strategy for the MQ-9 Reaper drone in light of heavy combat losses of the aircraft. Defense officials say attrition rates will factor into decisions on when and how to retire the remotely piloted fleet and field successor platforms, a debate now drawing attention among defense analysts and aviation watchers.

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    Penn Trustees Reappoint Wharton Dean, Review University Finances▼Penn Trustees reappoint Wharton dean, discuss University financial resilience✉newsBusinessFinance3 d ago

    The University of Pennsylvania's Board of Trustees has reappointed the dean of the Wharton School and discussed the university's financial resilience at a recent meeting. The reappointment signals continuity in leadership at the prestigious business school, while trustees also reviewed how Penn's finances are positioned amid broader pressures facing higher education institutions.

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    Eckhart quote on contemplation shared to praise young farmers●"What we plant in the soil of contemplation, we shall reap in the harvest of action.". Meister Eckhart Every quiet momenMmastodonEnvironment81 d ago

    A quote from medieval mystic Meister Eckhart — "What we plant in the soil of contemplation, we shall reap in the harvest of action" — is being shared to celebrate young farmers who spend quiet moments learning and tending the land. Supporters describe their work as visible proof that patient, thoughtful effort bears fruit, framing small-scale agriculture as a source of hope and steady progress.

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    Re/read 0.5.83 released with notes and search updates●re/read 0.5.83, Firefox (also Android), Chrome, Brave, Edge. https:// reapps.eu New: - a note on a saved article or bookMmastodonTechnologyMobile41 d ago

    Version 0.5.83 of re/read, a reading app available via reapps.eu, is out for Firefox (including Android), Chrome, Brave and Edge. The update adds the ability to attach a note to a saved article or book, searching of reading lists by note, a last-backup line under the Export button, and articles split into blocks so advertising can be skipped while reading whole pieces.

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    REAP grant update excludes solar projects on farmland▼REAP grant update makes solar projects on farmland ineligible✉newsEnvironmentEnergy1 min ago

    An update to the Rural Energy for America Program grant rules makes solar projects located on farmland ineligible for funding. The change affects farmers and rural businesses that had counted on REAP support to install solar installations, and raises questions about where future solar development under the program can take place.

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    Hundreds of inmates to walk free from HMP Kirkham under early release scheme●GB News National Reporter @SophieReaper is live from HMP Kirkham as hundreds of inmates are set to walk free under the e𝕏xGB217 h ago

    Hundreds of prisoners at HMP Kirkham in Lancashire are set to be released early under the government's expanded early release scheme. GB News national reporter Sophie Reaper is reporting live from the prison as inmates leave. The scheme, designed to ease prison overcrowding in England and Wales, has drawn criticism from some who warn about public safety, while officials argue it is necessary to manage record prison populations.

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    USDA Sued by Farmers Over REAP Solar Funding Restrictions▼USDA Faces Lawsuit as Farmers Challenge REAP Solar Funding Restrictions✉newsEnvironmentEnergy1 d ago

    The US Department of Agriculture is facing a lawsuit from farmers challenging restrictions on funding under the Rural Energy for America Program, which helps rural businesses and agricultural producers install solar and renewable energy systems. The plaintiffs argue the agency's limitations on solar funding are unlawful and undermine access to clean energy support.

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    The US Department of Agriculture has issued its rule for the Rural Energy for America Program, which provides grants and loan guarantees to farms and small businesses for renewable energy projects, including solar. The publication comes as a lawsuit over solar funding under the program is underway, drawing attention from rural energy advocates and industry watchers.

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    Australian Activist Tran Hiep Vanishes in Cambodia, Surfaces in Vietnamese Custody▼Tran Hiep: An Australian Human Rights Activist Disappears in Cambodia and Reappears in Vietnamese Custody✉newsWorldHuman Rights2 d ago

    Tran Hiep, an Australian human rights activist, reportedly disappeared while in Cambodia and later reappeared in Vietnamese custody. The case has drawn attention because of questions over how he moved between the two countries and the circumstances of his detention. Activists and observers are calling for clarity on his whereabouts, legal status, and access to consular assistance amid concerns for his wellbeing.

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    Property reappraisals in Ashland County, Ohio are producing sharply higher valuations for many homeowners, a trend being called sticker shock. Residents are reacting to notices showing increased assessed values, which can affect property tax bills. The News 5 Cleveland report is drawing attention across Northeast Ohio as other counties also undergo state-mandated reappraisals and homeowners weigh appeals.

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    Lithuania Set to Reappoint Dainius Adomaitis as Basketball Coach●Lithuania Set to Reappoint Dainius Adomaitis as National Team Coach Dainius Adomaitis, the renowned Lithuanian coach, isMmastodonSportBasketball12 d ago

    Dainius Adomaitis is set to return as head coach of the Lithuania national basketball team. The renowned Lithuanian coach is expected to be formally reappointed to the role, bringing him back to the helm of one of the country's most followed sports programs. Fans and basketball observers are discussing what his return means for the team's upcoming campaigns.

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    Alessandro Lecquio speaks out after leaving Mediaset▼¿Qué ha dicho Alessandro Lecquio al reaparecer tras dejar Mediaset? # AlessandroLecquio # AlessandroLequio # Telecinco #MmastodonCultureTelevision116 h ago

    Spanish television personality Alessandro Lecquio has reappeared publicly following his departure from Mediaset, home of channel Telecinco, and has commented on the reasons for his exit. Spanish celebrity and TV news outlets are covering his first statements, with discussion also touching his links to the program 'Vamos a Ver' and Ana Rosa's program. Details of exactly what he said remain limited.

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    October seen as moment for investors to reap and sow●October: A Time for Investors to Reap...and Sow https://www.wsj.com/finance/investing/october-a-time-for-investors-to-reMmastodonBusinessFinance22 d ago

    The Wall Street Journal examines October as a pivotal month for investors, framing it as a time to both harvest gains and position new bets. The piece plays on the month's reputation in markets, where autumn has historically brought volatility and turning points, prompting investors to reassess portfolios before year-end.

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    Jana set to return in La Promesa during Curro and Ángela's wedding●¿Cómo reaparece Jana en La Promesa durante la boda de Curro y Ángela? # LaPromesa # Jana # Curro # Ángela # RTVE # La1 #MmastodonCultureTelevision13 h ago

    Spanish daily soap La Promesa is preparing a dramatic moment in which Jana reappears during the wedding of Curro and Ángela on La 1 de RTVE. Fans of the series are discussing how the character, played by Ana Garcés, will make her comeback and what it means for the couple's big day.

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    LBI Garden Club Wins Awards at Luncheon▼LBI Garden Club Reaps Awards at Luncheon✉newsLifeHome & Garden1 d ago

    The Long Beach Island Garden Club received awards at its recent luncheon, according to local reporting from The SandPaper. The piece highlights the club's achievements over the past season and recognises members' work in gardening and community projects on the New Jersey shore island.

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    Catholic diocese urges investment in education across Delaware and Maryland●This investment in education ... reaps dividends not only for families and schools, but also for Delaware and Maryland - cdow.org/sayyes✉newsLifeEducation17 h ago

    The Catholic Diocese of Wilmington is promoting an education initiative, arguing that investment in schooling pays off for families, schools, and the wider Delaware and Maryland communities. The campaign, promoted under the slogan 'Say Yes', frames support for Catholic education as a benefit to the whole region, not just church communities.