World EswatiniA Laos citizen, deported by the US to Eswatini under the Trump administration's immigration crackdown, has been released from a maximum security prison after spending over a year behind bars. The individual, whose identity remains undisclosed, was held in Eswatini despite being a non-citizen of the country. This development raises concerns about the treatment of immigrants and the implications of deportation policies.
The US has withdrawn its B-1 bomber aircraft from the UK's Fairford base amid concerns over a potential attack, with roughly a dozen aircraft returning to the US. The move comes after several 'terrorism-related' arrests were made outside the base.
Tehran demands halt to US aggression, end to naval blockade and economic warfare. Yemen's government launches military campaign against Iran-backed Houthis.
Trilateral talks with Russia and the US could happen this month in the UAE or another US-proposed venue, says President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The US is pushing for technical-level talks by the end of October to try to end the war fought for over four and a half years.
An attack by a copilot on a Flydubai flight has raised concerns about aviation security, with investigators working to establish a motive. The incident occurred on a flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv, which was diverted to Saudi Arabia after the attack.
Aviation security protocols under scrutiny after co-pilot accused of attempted axe attack aboard Flydubai flight. The co-pilot, identified as Hamam al-Hammami, had previously been barred from flying in Oman due to concerns about his alleged extremist views.
CanadaGerman Chancellor Friedrich Merz visits Kyiv amid air raid sirens, pledging strong support as Russian strikes disrupt the capital. Merz announces new military aid and funding for energy sector repairs.
PakistanEducation minister says 24 schools have been damaged and 78 staff members injured since unrest began last month.
United KingdomAll US bombers have been withdrawn from RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire after a suspected terror plot. The US did not give a reason for the withdrawal, but it follows the arrest of six men near the base.
CanadaThe US has withdrawn its bombers from RAF Fairford in the UK due to concerns about a potential attack. The move comes after several arrests were made in connection with a suspected terror plot.
United StatesThe move comes after several arrests were made outside RAF Fairford amid concerns of a potential attack. A dozen B-1 bombers had been based at the UK airbase prior to their redeployment to the US.
PakistanYemen's Houthis say they attacked an Aramco facility in Riyadh, but the Saudi-led coalition calls the claim misleading. The attack allegedly used ballistic missiles and drones, causing fires to break out at the site.
MongoliaA surprise encounter with a military parade in Sükhbaatar Square marked the final day of a trip to Mongolia. The ceremony was part of an official welcome for President Emomali Rahmon of Tajikistan.
MalawiMalawi's President Peter Mutharika will address the nation on the state broadcaster Malawi Broadcasting Corporation (MBC) this evening, marking one year since his inauguration on 4 October 2025. The speech comes as his government faces an assessment from independent experts, who gave it a satisfactory score of 62.2%. The evaluation highlights both progress and challenges in areas such as social services, governance, and the economy.
MozambiqueMozambique's ruling party, FRELIMO, has hailed the country as an international example of peace, marking 34 years since the General Peace Accord. However, opposition parties MDM and ANAMOLA have highlighted ongoing conflicts, poverty, persecution, and corruption as factors undermining peace. The differing views reflect the complex nature of Mozambique's peace process.
MozambiqueMozambique is among six countries that drive on the left, a habit inherited from colonial administrators and lawmakers. This guide explores the history and popular theories behind left-hand traffic in countries like the United Kingdom, Japan, and Australia. The choice of driving on the left or right reflects the habits of horse riders, wagon drivers, and colonial administrators.
NetherlandsThe chauffeur of a Swiss bus that crashed three weeks ago, killing five people, has spoken publicly for the first time. Rob, the chauffeur, expressed his deepest regret and sorrow for the victims, stating that his greatest pain lies with the passengers. The incident occurred on September 10 in Switzerland, where the bus crashed after the driver had to swerve to avoid roadwork.
MauritaniaFormer Mauritanian Prime Minister Sidi Mohamed Ould Boubacar presented his book 'Zaman al-ubour al-hadi' (The Time of the Transition) in Assilah on October 3. The book focuses on the transition in Mauritania, a country in West Africa. The event highlights the country's efforts to document its recent history and progress.
MoroccoYemen's government has launched a large-scale military operation to retake territory from Houthi rebels, who have been advancing on key cities. The operation comes after the Houthis cut a vital road linking Taëz to Aden, the country's third-largest city. The move has raised concerns about a worsening humanitarian and military situation.
MexicoAccording to a New York Times investigation, four teenagers from Phoenix, Arizona, have been involved in buying and selling high-caliber guns to Mexican cartels. The teens, aged 16 to 19, claimed to be motivated by money, status, and a sense of belonging. Their actions have raised concerns about gun trafficking and organized crime.
MyanmarNearly 1,500 Myanmar nationals who were convicted of immigration violations in Malaysia have been repatriated to Myanmar. The returnees, including 86 women, arrived in the country's largest city on Sunday. The United Nations refugee agency and rights groups had warned of potential risks associated with the repatriation.
MalaysiaThree teenagers have been arrested in Malaysia in connection with the death of a 16-year-old schoolgirl found at a school in Johor. The incident has sparked calls for improved student safety measures. Malaysian Minister Saifuddin Abdullah has requested a briefing in Parliament on the matter. The victim's father has expressed his desire for justice.
MoroccoProtests over housing in Spain have intensified, with demonstrators taking to the streets in response to rising rents and a government-backed measure being rejected by parliament. The protests come after an elderly woman was evicted from her home, sparking widespread outrage. The situation poses a challenge to the minority government led by Pedro Sánchez. The protests are also being fueled by concerns over the country's housing crisis, which has seen rents nearly double in the past decade.
NetherlandsThe US has withdrawn ten B1 bombers from a British airbase due to security concerns following the arrest of individuals suspected of planning terrorist attacks. The incident has raised questions about the safety of the airbase and the potential risks of having such sensitive equipment on British soil. The withdrawal of the bombers is seen as a precautionary measure to ensure the security of both the US and British personnel.
MexicoA mother in Torreón, Mexico, has spoken out about her two sons, Carlos and David, who are charged with a school attack that left a subdirector dead and four others injured. The brothers, 18, are set to face trial as adults, with the government seeking the maximum penalty. The mother, Maribel Alvarado, has vowed to support her sons throughout the process.
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