Today's Paper
Monday, October 12, 2026
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Science
Europe
- A Year Into Catalonia’s Rent Cap, Rents Dip, Listings Vanish and Everyone Claims Victory
- Two Years Into a National School Phone Ban, Sweden Reports Better Grades and Fewer Fights
- E.U. Lawmakers Advance Sweeping Overhaul of Joint Defense Purchasing
- Berlin Coalition Finds Compromise on Pension Reform After Week of Threats
- Finland Completes 200-Kilometer Fence Along Russian Border, Ending a Three-Year Project
- Paris Loves Its Café Terraces. Its Neighbors Have Had Enough.
Sports
Arts
Health
Technology
- Europe's Satellite Internet Constellation Launches Its First Batch
- A Small Research Lab Says It Has Built the First A.I. That Trades on Its Own
- Poland’s Game Developers, Long Proud of Working Through the Night, Are Forming Unions
- Small Drones, Big Questions: Europe Rewrites the Rules of Its Lower Airspace
- In Ljubljana Cafés, a Digital Euro Pilot Tests Whether Anyone Actually Wants One
- Phone Makers Race to Redesign Devices as E.U. Replaceable-Battery Rule Nears
Business
- Frankfurt's Banks Brace for a Year of Thin Margins
- The North Sea Has Plenty of Wind. What It Lacks Is Cable.
- Traffic Through the Suez Canal Is Recovering. The Shipping Lines Are Not Rushing Back.
- Rotterdam Bets Its Future on a Fuel That Does Not Yet Arrive
- Bordeaux Is Learning to Sell Wine Somewhere Other Than America
- Olive Oil Prices Have Collapsed. In Greece’s Groves, the Relief Is Mixed With Dread.
Climate
Music
World
- Johannesburg Has Water in Its Reservoirs. It Cannot Get It to the Taps.
- Nigeria Trains Thousands of Doctors a Year. Most Are Leaving, and a Teaching Hospital Is Feeling It.
- Jordan Begins Building a 450-Kilometer Pipeline to Carry the Red Sea Uphill to Its Capital
- Japan's Shrinking Towns Are Paying People to Stay. Some Are Paying People to Come.
- Peru Sets a Cautious Anchovy Quota as Warm Waters Return to the Pacific
- In China’s Lithium Heartland, a Price Collapse Empties the Mines That Built a Boom
- Congo’s Cobalt Quota Has Doubled the Metal’s Price. In Kolwezi, the Diggers Are Still Waiting for a Raise.