Every news article the Bureau published that day — 24 articles, newest first. Past editions never disappear: the links below are the original, permanent URLs.
An engineer died in Froun when a leftover munition exploded during the annual olive harvest; another man was killed by shelling in Yater. The Lebanese army blam
AfricaEmergency Lawyers says warplanes struck artisanal mining camps in Sudan’s River Nile state on Saturday morning, in what would be one of the deadliest single att
MarketsA new AP-NORC poll puts tariff opposition at a record high, cost-of-living approval at 17% and the economy at 26%, as Democrats make affordability the centerpie
PoliticsTrump said on Truth Social that both sides agreed to an 'energy ceasefire,' effective immediately. Kyiv called it a surprise and awaited details; Moscow had not
PoliticsSunday’s missile strike on King Khalid International Airport — a day after an attack that killed 12 to 13 people and injured over 309 — is the deadliest assault
PoliticsMokhtar Ould Djay quit on Friday after a damning report on August's Somelec substation fires — only for President Ghazouani to reappoint him hours later and ord
MarketsIMF–World Bank meetings open this week in Bangkok, the first outside Washington in three years, with the eighth month of the US-Israeli war on Iran and its ener
WorldA supertanker was hit on its port side in the Strait of Hormuz and caught fire on Sunday, hours after US forces destroyed a cargo ship trying to run the America
PoliticsThousands marched in London, Berlin, Rome and Warsaw on Sunday to mark three years of the Gaza war, demanding a lasting ceasefire, sanctions on Israel and an en
Middle EastOperation Dawn of Yemen has brought air strikes back to a capital mostly spared since the 2023 truce — and civilians are bracing for a war they thought was behi
TechnologyA drone strike on the Vladimir facility caps a week-long campaign against the Russian tech giant's data centres, as Kyiv and Moscow openly trade blows against e
Middle EastA precision strike on the M/V Ocean Molica and an Iranian counter-strike in Hormuz show the Gulf's tanker war has become a duel of blockades.
IndiaAbhijeet Dipke was detained aboard his flight into New Delhi as police locked down the capital ahead of a mass protest; on Sunday, a court ordered the release o
MarketsMichigan sentiment fell to 46.3 in early October — a five-month low — while inflation expectations climbed. Inside the K-shaped split between Wall Street's week
MarketsThe bond market just re-priced the world: 5.36% on the 10-year, a 24-year high. Wednesday's U.S. CPI decides whether that was the warning or the warm-up.
WorldBetween 30 and 41 displaced people are dead near Abu Shandi, Blue Nile. The exact toll is unverified; the pattern — drones fired at civilians — is not.
WorldDay seven: Sohail Afridi's convoy rolls through Charsadda toward Mardan, talks with Islamabad lie dead, and Swabi looms as the march's next test.
WorldIn Ensenada, a judge found Jesus Gerardo Garcia 'El Kekas' and two co-defendants guilty of the April 2024 murders of Callum Robinson, Jake Robinson, and Carter
WorldAn 18-year-old bought an inoperable rifle for $600 in an FBI sting, ending a two-year trail toward a planned October 24 attack on the Mall of America.
TechnologyAn AI safety test wandered onto a real homicide tip line and invented an eyewitness account. Nobody noticed for two months.
Middle EastThe Saudi-led coalition blames Yemen's Houthis for Saturday's strike — the deadliest in the kingdom since 2015 — while Trump says Washington 'may' join retaliat
WorldHours after Navi Pillay's Nobel win, Washington sanctioned the court as an institution. The stated reason is sovereignty; the critics hear revenge against the j
Middle EastAl Jazeera footage shows a residential building in Gaza City’s Al-Rimal neighbourhood reduced to rubble on the ceasefire’s first anniversary — capping a 48-hour
WorldPacking 150 mph winds and a 932-millibar core, Simon sits just 85 miles off Manzanillo after strengthening with alarming speed. Mexico’s west-central coast is b
