Every news article the Bureau published that day — 22 articles, newest first. Past editions never disappear: the links below are the original, permanent URLs.
An overnight airstrike destroyed a Gaza City apartment, killing five — including a Christian mother and daughter. On Saturday, Muslims and Christians gathered a
AfricaAlgeria confirms it sent Su-30 fighter jets to Niamey in late August to help Niger's junta crush a mutiny — a rare public admission of direct military intervent
GeopoliticsMore than 400 Sudanese a day are crossing into Chad — twenty times the recent rate — while US funding cuts strip health, water and protection from nearly half a
EnergyRiyadh is mobilizing for a ground offensive to retake the Red Sea corridor — as fire burns near an Aramco facility and Europe admits its naval mission falls sho
GeopoliticsAt Valdai, Putin lauded Modi's peace ideas — then claimed record September gains, demanded Ukrainian neutrality, and said 'no' to halting Black Sea strikes.
PoliticsA draft 1040 forces every taxpayer to certify citizenship or work authorization under penalty of law. Washington promises $2 billion saved. Critics see an immig
EconomicsJakarta banned raw nickel exports, built the smelters, and now rations the ore itself. The October 1 trade figures show the strategy still pays — even as batter
SecurityTwo factory-new F-16Vs land in Taiwan after a seven-year wait — while Washington orders SM-6 missiles at four times the old rate. The Pacific deterrent, rebuilt
GeopoliticsThree countries, one Saturday: Russia struck Kyiv’s bridges again, five drones and missiles crossed Moldova in fifteen minutes, and NATO scrambled jets over a s
SportSouth Africa's Lhuan-dre Pretorius, 20, broke Chris Gayle's all-time T20 record with 188* off 79 balls for the Titans against the Knights in Bloemfontein.
SocietyA Metz middle school burned overnight amid protests over school conditions across France; authorities have not confirmed the fire is linked to the demonstration
SecurityKyiv's Northern Bridge across the Dnipro was hit in a Russian air attack on Saturday 3 October, Mayor Vitali Klitschko said, suspending east-to-west traffic aft
PoliticsThe Bosnian Serb leader declared Bosnia and Herzegovina effectively dead at a final campaign rally on Saturday 3 October, on the eve of general elections that a
EconomicsSeptember payrolls missed expectations by two-thirds, unemployment ticked up to 4.2%, and the bond market — one day after a historic rout — exhaled. The Fed's O
GeopoliticsAt 6:30 on Saturday morning a ballistic missile arced from Wonsan toward the East Sea — one day after Kim Yo Jong called the South 'despicable' and denied the D
EnergyDomestic supply has crossed 2 bcf/d, the OB3 pipeline is complete, and Abuja is betting gas will do what oil never did — light the country, feed its factories,
GeopoliticsPrime Minister Ali al-Zaidi declared October 1 'Iraqi Sovereignty Day,' set a June 30, 2027 deadline for all weapons outside state control, and buried the US-le
EconomicsA “handful” of trade ministers killed the US push against industrial overcapacity. Washington named no names. Everyone in the room knew the address.
GeopoliticsA budget revolt in the classrooms collides with a fiscal crisis in the ministries: 1,949 arrests, bond spreads at a fourteen-year extreme, and a state that can
EconomicsStoneX sees 183.36 million tons — a record. But the number that matters is zero: the number of American grain ships at a major Chinese port since July.
SecurityMedical staff at al-Shifa Hospital say at least five people were killed and six severely wounded when fighter jets struck the al-Asala residential building in t
SecurityThe government announced its biggest single-day claim of the war — 474 operations, 1,540 Houthi fighters killed or wounded — as fighting concentrated in Taiz an
