Every news article the Bureau published that day — 22 articles, newest first. Past editions never disappear: the links below are the original, permanent URLs.
All 32 aboard an Air Force ATR-42 died in the Igbokoda swamps on Monday; Tinubu declared three days of mourning as investigators face familiar questions about m
AfricaWhile Brent crude surged 70% to $132 a barrel, Moroccan shoppers barely felt it — a record 90-million-quintal harvest and full dams kept food prices falling and
Middle EastTehran's president called US talks 'meaningless' on Monday — even as his foreign ministry reviewed an American reply and Russia offered custody of Iran's 60% ur
AsiaFreeport's Q3 update puts Grasberg's mills at two-thirds of pre-disaster pace, its East Java smelter humming again — while Jakarta's scheduled takeover of the m
Latin AmericaIn Brazil's soybean capital, farmers are dropping seed into dry earth as El Niño delays the rains — and with Brazil feeding seven in ten soybeans China buys, th
EconomicsCanberra forecasts a record A$422 billion from resource exports this year — built on war-inflated energy prices and US$4,600 gold — just as iron ore begins its
Middle EastThirty-six days after Athens signed the largest defense export in Greek-Israeli history, a reading lands: the missiles are the insurance policy on the Eastern M
Middle EastSaudi Arabia's civil aviation authority said King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz airport in Jazan and Najran airport were struck on Monday evening — three people wounde
EuropeTwo ships were hit by air and sea drones about 112 kilometres off Byala on Tuesday — a Togo-flagged vessel sank with its crew missing; a grain ship's crew was r
AfricaAn ATR-42 transport aircraft, NGR 931, went down in a swamp near Igbokoda in Ondo State on Monday on a routine Benin City–Lagos flight. All 25 passengers and 7
Middle EastDefence Minister Israel Katz ordered troops to high alert ahead of the third anniversary of the October 7 attack, citing intelligence on Hamas plans. Netanyahu
ScienceThe Belgian-born Wisconsin physicist who proposed, in 1988, burying light sensors in Antarctic ice wins physics' highest honour for IceCube — the cubic kilometr
ScienceThe 2026 medicine prize honours the trio who gave neuroscience a light switch: light-gated ion channels from a pond alga that let researchers turn individual br
GeopoliticsFour weeks from the midterms, the president reversed years of attacks on mail-in voting — while a new poll put his approval at a record-low 32 percent and Democ
EconomicsSenegal convenes foreign creditors in a virtual meeting on October 6, with the IMF, to negotiate a debt treatment that deliberately leaves CFA-franc debt untouc
GeopoliticsBeijing's one-year pause on sweeping rare earth export controls lapses on November 10. What returns is a licensing machine that has already slowed Tesla's Optim
EconomicsAhead of the USMCA review, Mexico makes a federal labor certificate mandatory for avocado exports — traceability, labor rights and zero-deforestation as negotia
EconomicsAfter the boom years, the world's biggest luxury group has shed roughly $167 billion in market value. The shopper who carried it there is no longer buying the s
EconomicsWith the yen pinned near 158 to the dollar and Japanese officials already running 'rate checks' — the phone calls that precede intervention — a former BOJ board
EnergyProject Yellowstone would monetise sulphur storage and export terminals as the oil giant taps its industrial empire for tens of billions.
GeopoliticsThe Royad Mammadov, a Turkish-owned corn carrier sailing from Ukraine to Italy, caught fire and sank inside Romania's exclusive economic zone on Monday. Two cre
HealthGovernor Kathy Hochul's order — the first US state disaster declaration since measles began surging in 2025 — expands who can give MMR shots and order tests as
