Every news article the Bureau published that day — 20 articles, newest first. Past editions never disappear: the links below are the original, permanent URLs.
Three years after the October 7 attacks, Gaza's health ministry puts the toll at 74,250 dead and 175,278 injured. A ceasefire agreed in October 2025 has not sto
EuropeTwo weeks after her stretcher eviction from a Madrid flat she had rented for seventy years, María del Carmen Abascal has died in hospital. Her case filled Puert
SecurityAt least 20 people, including four children in Pryluky, died in an overnight Russian missile and drone assault of about 70 missiles and 130 drones. Kyiv says Mo
SecurityDaria Shipilova, 28, died days after a reported accident at Russia's Irkutsk anti-plague institute. Washington says Moscow is withholding information. Moscow sa
EconomicsAfter an eight-month bidding war, lawsuits and regulatory reviews across nearly 70 jurisdictions, the biggest media merger in years is done. David Ellison now r
AsiaThe arrest of a 20-year-old US Marine over the killing of a Naha woman has pushed Okinawa's new governor to demand revisions to the Status of Forces Agreement,
TechnologyA 95-year-old French chemist and a 76-year-old Japanese chemist cracked homochirality, the century-old riddle of one-handed molecules, and handed the pharmaceut
AfricaThe Court of Arbitration for Sport hears on Thursday Senegal's appeal against the CAF decision that stripped the Teranga Lions of the 2025 AFCON title and hande
EuropeAfter a 15-year-old lost his hand in Lens, Interior Minister Laurent Nunez suspended police stun grenades at school protests. As Prime Minister Lecornu prepared
Middle EastThree years after the Hamas-led attacks of October 7, 2023, Benjamin Netanyahu faces voters on October 27 in the first election since the deadliest day in Israe
GeopoliticsUkraine's drone strikes have knocked out up to half of Russia's refining capacity, rationing fuel at home and drying up exports. Tajikistan is now importing Ira
EconomicsAmerica’s trade gap hit a 17-month high on record imports. The tariffs were supposed to fix this. The numbers say otherwise.
GeopoliticsIsrael marked three years since the deadliest day in its history with no hostages left in Gaza. In 20 days, voters deliver their verdict on the man in charge th
EconomicsMarine Le Pen outlined spending cuts and French bonds staged their biggest relief rally since the pandemic. Six months before the vote, the market has picked it
AsiaTwo strong sessions ended eight weeks of declines. Now the RBI decides today whether cheaper money or dearer oil wins.
EnergyMissiles over Saudi airports and a hurricane bearing down on the Gulf of Mexico hit the oil market on the same day. The price of insurance is going up.
EconomicsThe Fed publishes its September minutes as traders price almost no October hike but an 87% chance of one in December. Today’s $39 billion auction is the real vo
EconomicsThe Nasdaq hit a record, Nvidia neared $6 trillion, and software stocks soared. All while the 10-year paid 5.3%. One of these markets is wrong.
EuropeA 22-year-old was arrested in Westminster on suspicion of preparation of terrorist acts, the seventh detention in the RAF Fairford investigation, one day after
Middle EastSaudi Arabia said two southern airports were struck on Monday evening, wounding three people, while Saudi-led government forces launched air strikes in Yemen an
