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King Charles began a nine-day Caribbean tour facing CARICOM reparations demands and Bahamas protests, but will not apologize or pay reparations
ECB President Christine Lagarde resigns effective February 7, 2027, triggering a succession race before France's 2027 election
Riyadh airport partially reopens after Houthi attack killed 13; Houthis vow more strikes as Saudi Arabia intercepts 10 missiles
North Korean TraderTraitor hackers steal record $6.3 billion from Binance in 20-minute attack; exchange freezes $3 billion and vows full repayment
Lula wins fourth term 51.8%-48.2% over Flavio Bolsonaro, who refuses to concede and seeks annulment; markets tumble
Pakistan and Saudi Arabia ratify Makkah defence pact as R4 delegations meet Iranian officials in Tehran to avert renewed Iran war
FBI joins Philippine probe into Thomas Markle Sr. over alleged child abuse images found at his former Cebu home, which he denies
Obama's "Saddam Hussein opened a Cheesecake Factory" jab at Trump's gold White House triggered days of Trump World counterattacks while the chain itself posted record $1.03B quarterly revenue
CISA confirms active exploitation of critical PHP2Shell flaws (CVE-2026-109618/109619), giving federal agencies three days to patch; AI-discovered, exploited worldwide
Western Sydney International Airport opened Oct 25–26, 2026, launching domestic Jetstar flights and Air NZ's first international Auckland service
Suliman Carrim granted R100,000 bail by Pretoria Magistrate's Court in Madlanga Commission no-show case; State failed to prove flight risk
Tshwane's Bronkhorstspruit plant went 20 days without chlorination, sickening 408+ residents and triggering a criminal case, suspensions, and probes
France deploys 70,000 police amid nationwide riots as Le Pen's National Rally congress launches her 2027 presidential campaign in Orléans
Israelis voted October 27 in a Netanyahu-Eisenkot election too close to call, with neither bloc reaching 61 Knesset seats
Sir Patrick Stewart, Star Trek's Captain Picard and X-Men's Professor Xavier, died at 86 in Los Angeles from Alzheimer's and Lewy body dementia
UAE nominated Lana Nusseibeh on October 21 as a late entrant challenging frontrunner Grynspan for the next UN Secretary-General position

















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