Every news article the Bureau published that day — 19 articles, newest first. Past editions never disappear: the links below are the original, permanent URLs.
Kyiv accuses Moscow of striking energy sites within hours of the announcement; the Kremlin refuses to confirm any deal, and the EU answers with its largest sanc
PoliticsPedro Sánchez has called a snap general election for November 29 after his housing decrees were defeated in parliament. Polls point to a conservative People’s P
PoliticsA man in his 60s has been detained in Lower Silesia on suspicion of plotting an attack on Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Defence Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kam
PoliticsPresident Zardari invoked Articles 232 and 234 to suspend the PTI government in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, citing a militant surge. The opposition calls it a coup. For
MarketsStockholm honoured Robert E. Hall and Michael Woodford for rebuilding macroeconomics on the decisions of real households and firms — the theory that now guides
WorldMillions of declassified pages show how Jeffrey Epstein rebuilt his power network after his 2008 conviction — through gifts, jets and well-placed friends — whil
WorldAn overcrowded boat carrying 305 migrants sank between Djibouti and Yemen on the night of October 8–9. At least 139 dead, 84 missing — one of the worst wrecks e
WorldUnexploded ordnance went off near Neot Mordechai, between Kibbutz Manara and Kibbutz Yiftach, injuring a group of picnickers. Prime Minister Netanyahu is headin
SportSteve Smith took four catches on day three at Kingsmead to reach 223 career Test catches — a record for a non-wicketkeeper — as Australia bowled South Africa ou
Asia-PacificBeijing froze the China assets of Paraguay's communications minister and Belize's foreign minister and barred them from Hong Kong and Macau, punishing what it c
TechYandex confirmed a drone attack shut its Vladimir data centre — the third shutdown in four days after Sasovo and Kaluga. 80+ services disrupted, no repair timel
WorldAn engineer home from Beirut died on an unexploded shell in Froun; hours later, Israeli tank fire killed a farmer inspecting his trees in Yater — and the harves
WorldA precision munition to the stern, a dead ship, a living crew: Washington's calibrated message to every vessel testing the reimposed blockade on Iranian ports.
WorldAfter Houthi missiles killed 12–13 people at Riyadh's main airport, Iran's foreign minister phoned his Saudi counterpart and offered to broker talks. Riyadh has
WorldFrom Category 1 to a forecast Category 4 in barely two days, Simón forced evacuations, closed ports and airports, and put a $175M catastrophe bond on edge.
WorldGrynkewich is expected to unveil NATO's 'Theory of Victory' in Warsaw, warning Moscow any attack would be blunted and beaten — while insisting the alliance stay
WorldRights lawyers say jets struck an artisanal gold camp near the disputed Halayeb Triangle on Saturday, killing at least 72 miners. Cairo has not commented. The t
EuropeUS General Alexus Grynkewich, NATO’s Supreme Allied Commander Europe, will outline his “theory of victory” at a Warsaw security conference on Monday — a rare pu
Middle EastForeign Minister Abbas Araghchi told his Saudi counterpart that the region’s crises have no military solution and offered Tehran’s help to open talks between Ri
