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• The United States military carries out airstrikes on targets in Iran across the Strait of Hormuz after missiles from Iran attack U.S. aircraft. Explosions are reportedly heard on Qeshm Island and in Bandar Lengeh.
• Uganda begins withdrawing troops from Somalia, with plans to remove all personnel deployed under bilateral and African Union missions by the end of 2027.
• In the United States, the Food and Drug Administration approves a generic of lenacapavir for the first time. The HIV prevention injection is given twice a year and is expected to cost about 40 U.S. dollars a year in 120 countries with low or middle incomes.
• Spain's interior ministry reportedly deports 16 migrants from Ceuta to Morocco following the migrant crisis in July, including people from Bangladesh, Cameroon, Nigeria, Senegal, and Yemen.

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• Delhi's government in India introduces pollution controls, including doubling parking fees, work from home arrangements, vehicle restrictions based on emissions, and bans on construction that produces dust.
• Thousands protest in New Delhi, India, demanding the Chief Election Commissioner's resignation over voter list changes that allegedly affect opposition parties disproportionately.
• In Bulgaria's presidential election runoff, the former Acting Prime Minister concedes to the President after polls close.
• Japan's Mao Shimada wins the women's singles title at Skate Canada on her senior Grand Prix debut, ahead of South Korea's Kim Chae-yeon and Japan's Rion Sumiyoshi.
• Italy's Kimi Antonelli wins the Formula One World Drivers' Championship for Mercedes after finishing third at the Mexico City Grand Prix, at age 20 years and 68 days.
• Yamaha withdraws from next week's Qatar Grand Prix, citing company travel restrictions following its assessment of the crisis in the Middle East.

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• Poland's ambassadors to Romania and China resign in protest over the suspension of the President of Poland's Constitutional Tribunal.
• Protests continue across France for the third weekend in a row and take place in dozens of cities in Germany.
• Sovereignty wins the Breeders' Cup Classic at Keeneland racetrack in Lexington, Kentucky, United States.
• France's Kevin Aymoz wins the men's singles title at Skate Canada in Kelowna, British Columbia, overtaking Japan's Rio Nakata.
• The 2026 Summer Youth Olympics opens in Dakar, Senegal, marking the first IOC event in Africa.
• The Golden State Valkyries defeat the Atlanta Dream in game seven for their first WNBA championship. Gabby Williams is named MVP.

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• The coalition led by Saudi Arabia reports intercepting a drone allegedly launched by the Houthis toward the Mecca region. The Houthis deny the claim.
• Evacuations begin in Oleshky, Ukraine, as an aid convoy arrives during a ceasefire that the U.S. First Lady says she brokered.
• Russia's Novaya Gazeta plans to stop operating on November 9, citing pressure from the authorities.
• A strike and protests across Italy oppose increases in the cost of living and the Prime Minister's government, with clashes in cities across the country.
• Sun Goddess and Emphatic win at the Breeders' Cup at Keeneland racetrack in Lexington, Kentucky, United States.

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• Canada's government invests in Cohere, based in Toronto, Canada.
• KuCoin ends services for customers in Russia and Belarus, citing sanctions.
• The President of the European Central Bank announces her resignation and plans to leave in February 2027.
• DoorDash plans to complete its acquisition of Instacart in the United States in late 2027.
• Sweden's Speaker of Parliament announces another vote to elect the next prime minister.
• Haiti schedules presidential and legislative elections for 2027.

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• The Bank of Canada raises its policy rate by 0.25 percentage points to 2.5%, citing inflation partly linked to fuel prices and the Iran war.
• Jio Platforms raises 3.2 billion U.S. dollars before its market debut in Mumbai, India, attracting about 77 billion dollars in bids.
• The United States sanctions Rwanda's defence ministry, alleging Rwanda backs M23 rebels fighting Congolese forces in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo.
• The UN General Assembly votes 130 to 17, with 25 abstentions, to call for ending the U.S. embargo against Cuba.
• In Israel, the Prime Minister's Likud-led coalition loses its plurality in the Knesset. No alliance wins a majority.
• In Florida, United States, a senator from Brazil claims to be Brazil's president-elect. Brazil's President accuses the U.S. government of colluding to install the senator as president.
• The Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks defeat the Yokohama DeNA BayStars in four games for their 13th Japan Series baseball championship.
• The Milwaukee Brewers defeat the Tampa Bay Rays in five games for their first World Series championship.

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• China: The Shanghai Stock Exchange STAR Market index falls 40 percent in less than four months.
• Netherlands: NPO withdraws from Eurovision 2027 over Israel's participation after AVROTROS withdrew and no replacement broadcaster was found.
• Health and environment: The World Meteorological Organization reports that carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide concentrations reached records in 2025. Carbon dioxide averaged 426.8 parts per million.
• France: The Senate passes a bill proposing liability for protest damage and seizure of some welfare payments. The bill goes to the National Assembly for a vote.
• Israel: Voters cast ballots to elect the Knesset's 120 members.

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- Officials representing members of the Mecca Defence Alliance meet with Iran's leadership in Tehran, Iran, to discuss efforts to de-escalate the Iran war and the civil war in Yemen.

- Egypt's parliament authorizes the President to provide military support to Saudi Arabia if requested amid Houthi attacks on Saudi territory.

- The United Nations announces it will conclude support for the Transitional Assistance Mission in Somalia by October 31 and continue supporting the country through other agencies.

- Reuters reports Rapid Support Forces drone strikes on power stations in southeast Sudan, cutting electricity across the region.

- Dictionary.com names "maxxing" its word of the year for 2026 following a surge in its use across social media.

- Protests and riots take place during and after a commentator's political event in Bilbao, Spain, with at least nine people arrested.

- England's Harry Kane wins his first men's Ballon d'Or, while Spain's Alexia Putellas receives the women's award for a third time, tying the record.