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Africa's first Olympic event, the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games, opened in Senegal on October 31 with ~2,700 athletes
Trump called Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed a 'jihadist Muslim Brotherhood member' ahead of a dead-heat race against Mike Rogers
Cyclone Arnab struck Andhra Pradesh on Oct 28 with 150 kmph gusts after ~100,000 evacuations; no initial deaths were reported
Dolores Huerta, United Farm Workers co-founder who coined 'Sí, se puede,' died of cancer at 96 in Bakersfield on October 28, 2026
France deploys 70,000 police amid nationwide riots as Le Pen's National Rally congress launches her 2027 presidential campaign in Orléans
Suspected coordinated cyberattacks set supermarket freezers to 50°C across at least seven European countries and possibly hit US military commissaries, prompting multi-national investigations
Qatari mediators push a US-Iran peace draft as Vance's letter to Tehran opens a negotiating channel days before midterms
Israel's election ends in deadlock: Netanyahu bloc ~50 seats, Eisenkot ~53, as record ~17-seat Arab party surge makes kingmakers
Chancellor Merz tours Singapore, Japan, South Korea proposing a global alliance for rules-based trade and deeper EU-Asia supply-chain and tech ties
US-brokered local ceasefire in Russian-occupied Oleshky took effect Oct. 27 and held its first 30 hours, enabling aid and civilian evacuations
FBI joins Philippine probe into Thomas Markle Sr. over alleged child abuse images found at his former Cebu home, which he denies
Times report alleges Peltola allies recruited a second Dan Sullivan as an Alaska ballot spoiler; DOJ sues to block certification, Dunleavy probes, Democrats deny
CISA confirms active exploitation of critical PHP2Shell flaws (CVE-2026-109618/109619), giving federal agencies three days to patch; AI-discovered, exploited worldwide
ASEAN defense chiefs meet in Cebu Oct. 28–31 under tight security as US Hegseth attends, China's participation stays unconfirmed, and Japan-China bilaterals look unlikely
Western Sydney International Airport opened Oct 25–26, 2026, launching domestic Jetstar flights and Air NZ's first international Auckland service
Microsoft offered voluntary buyouts to about 60,000 employees (27% of its workforce) to cut costs while funding massive AI infrastructure spending

















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