Every news article the Bureau published that day — 22 articles, newest first. Past editions never disappear: the links below are the original, permanent URLs.
Russia will “immediately” supply 300,000 tons of diesel to US and global markets, Trump said, as record fuel prices threaten Republicans weeks before the midter
Middle EastThe UAE attorney-general says co-pilot Hamam al-Hammami confessed to planning to crash flight FZ1073 into Ben Gurion's terminal in a 9/11-inspired suicide attac
AfricaThe Council renewed the Darfur arms embargo to December 11 after Russia and China blocked a US bid to cover all of Sudan, leaving the 2005 regime in place amid
Middle EastTrump rules out any US strike on Iran before the November 3 midterms, citing productive talks, while the Pentagon keeps a three-day war plan warm and oil falls
Asia-PacificWith AQI at 216 and the Marina Bay skyline reduced to a silhouette, Singapore faces its worst haze in years as a super El Nino feeds Indonesian peat fires and t
WorldThe 2026 Nobel Peace Prize went to South African jurist Navi Pillay. Hours later, the US sanctioned the ICC she once served, pitting Oslo's honor against Washin
AmericasCategory 3 Isaias made Friday evening landfall on the Florida Panhandle with 120 mph winds, as 16,000 linemen stood ready and every Pensacola-area Waffle House
Middle EastTwo missiles hit Riyadh's King Khalid airport on October 7, killing three and wrecking a Saudia jet, as the Houthis warned of a long war and airlines cancelled
AfricaAid to Africa has fallen over 25 percent and women and children are paying: in Kenya, closed clinics, empty contraceptive shelves and rising HIV infections trac
Middle EastTrump says no US strikes before November 3, but reports say the Pentagon has plans ready, and a carrier strike group is sailing for the region.
AfricaWith US and European aid drying up, Kenya's clinics are closing and mothers are paying cash. The continent is learning to fund its own survival.
Middle EastThe president says Washington holds "productive" talks with Tehran and rules out an attack before November 3; Iran studies the US reply to its Hormuz reopening
Middle EastOn the third anniversary of the October 7 attacks, one in five Israelis reports severe difficulty with daily life, and child psychiatric emergency visits have m
PoliticsThe vice president suspended Microsoft and six outsourcing giants from the green-card program, accusing them of replacing Americans with cheaper foreign workers
MarketsAnkara is preparing a temporary law to wind down 131 collapsed investment funds and pay interim compensation of up to 1 million lira per saver, while the centra
EconomicsSaudi Arabia's Finance Ministry projects a SAR 191 billion deficit in 2027 and 12.8 percent growth, after a 3.6 percent contraction this year. Between arithmeti
EconomicsChina's central bank published a rare, systematic defense of the yuan just as Europe's trade chief pressed Beijing on a 360.6-billion-euro deficit. The real fig
EconomicsThe Office des Changes says Morocco’s merchandise deficit widened 25.4% in the first eight months of 2026, to 282.6 billion dirhams, as imports grew twice as fa
EconomicsAuto exports fell 12 percent in September, the sharpest drop since December 2025, as US tariffs bite and the delayed fourth USMCA round looms.
PoliticsIn Bordeaux today, two leaders nearing the exit of power stage a strategic handover: the Franco-German couple is betting that space and deterrence can carry Eur
Middle EastThe carrier returned to San Diego on Thursday after a 322-day deployment supporting the US-Israel war on Iran, ending a voyage that became a symbol of the war's
AfricaThe Security Council unanimously rolled over the Darfur arms embargo for two more months, but Russia and China blocked a US push to widen it across all of Sudan
