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- 1Ethiopia and Eritrea Expel Diplomats as Tensions Rise●New War Near Middle East | Ethiopia-Eritrea Tensions Explode: Diplomats Expelled | WION Breaking
Ethiopia and Eritrea are in a sharp diplomatic escalation, with reports that diplomats have been expelled as relations between the two former allies deteriorate. Analysts warn the standoff could destabilise the Horn of Africa and draw in wider regional interests near the Middle East. Commentators are watching closely for signs of a military confrontation after years of fragile peace following the 2018 rapprochement and the Tigray war.
- 2Wio Invest customers warned after DriveWealth data breach▼Wio Invest customers warned after personal data exposed in DriveWealth security breach
Customers of Wio Invest, the digital investing platform owned by UAE's Wio Bank, have been warned that their personal data was exposed in a security breach at DriveWealth, the US-based broker that powers the service. Affected users are being cautioned about potential misuse of the leaked information as the incident is assessed.
- 3Country fans turn out for WIOV-FM's FallFest 2026▼Having a fine country time at WIOV-105's FallFest 2026 [photos]
Radio station WIOV-105, the Lancaster-area country outlet known as The Eagle, held its FallFest 2026 event, drawing crowds of country music fans. LancasterOnline published a photo gallery capturing the atmosphere, with attendees enjoying live performances and a full day of country entertainment, making the festival one of the local highlights of the season.
- 4Michał Gorstkin-Wywiorski's 'Ducks over the Water' circulating among art lovers●Michał Gorstkin-Wywiorski (1861–1926) Ducks over the Water # fotografie # photography # paintings # artist # art
A painting titled 'Ducks over the Water' by Polish artist Michał Gorstkin-Wywiorski (1861–1926) is being shared and appreciated online, accompanied by tags for photography, paintings and art. The work highlights the marine and landscape painting for which the early 20th-century artist was known, drawing fresh attention to his name.
- 5Marine Mammal Protection Weighed Against Salmon Recovery●Pitting Marine Mammal Protection Against Salmon Recovery https:// awionline.org/awi-quarterly/fa ll-2026/pitting-marine-
Animal Welfare Institute's Fall 2026 quarterly examines the growing tension between protecting seals and sea lions and efforts to restore endangered salmon populations in the Pacific Northwest. The piece explores whether culling or relocating pinnipeds that prey on salmon can be justified under marine mammal protection laws, a debate conservationists and fisheries managers continue to contest.