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World news — October 1, 2026 - Page 2

World publications published on October 1, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 2 of 4.

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  2. WorldRegulatorsMiddle EastIsrael

    Malaysia Defeats Singapore 6-0 in ASEAN FIFA 2026 Cup

    Malaysia's national football team, Harimau Malaya, secured a resounding 6-0 victory over Singapore in the final match of Group A, Division 1 of the ASEAN FIFA 2026 Cup qualifiers. The match took place at the Stadium Si Jalak Harupat in Bandung. Despite the convincing win, Malaysia had to settle for second place in the group due to Indonesia's superior goal difference. Malaysia will now face Vietnam in the third-place playoff.
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  4. WorldMiddle East

    World Awaits Putin's Speech at Valdai Forum

    President Vladimir Putin is set to deliver a speech at the plenary session of the 23rd annual meeting of the International Discussion Club 'Valdai' today, October 1, after 16:00 Moscow time. His press secretary, Dmitry Peskov, has described the speech as one of the annual addresses eagerly awaited by the global community. The content of the speech remains undisclosed, but traditional topics include the multipolar world, political crises in Western countries, and Russia's responses to challenges and provocations.
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    US Secretary of State Marco Rubio's Visit to Greece

    US Secretary of State Marco Rubio is set to visit Greece on October 6-7, with defense, energy, and regional developments, including the Eastern Mediterranean, as key topics. The visit coincides with the 6th Strategic Dialogue Greece - USA, where defense and security, trade and investments, energy, and regional cooperation are expected to be discussed. Rubio's visit is seen as significant amid heightened geopolitical tensions, with Greek-Turkish issues and the war in Ukraine potentially on the agenda.
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    Cyprus Celebrates 66th Independence Anniversary with Military Parade

    Cyprus marked its 66th independence anniversary with a grand military parade featuring foreign contingents, new defense systems, and aircraft. The event showcased the BARAK MX air defense system, Greek F-16 fighter jets, and the participation of military units from Egypt, the UK, France, and the US. President Nicos Christodoulides and Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias attended the parade, emphasizing the importance of unity and deterrence.
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    Spain's Housing Crisis: Rising Prices and Limited Supply

    Spain is grappling with a complex housing crisis, characterized by escalating rental and purchase prices. Key factors driving this situation include insufficient new construction, inadequate public housing supply, increased tourism, and the concentration of property ownership. While there's a desire for affordable rents and homeownership, many also aspire to accumulate wealth through property appreciation.
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    NATO Chief Mark Rutte Urges Calm Amid Russian Threats

    NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte has called for calm and unity among NATO allies in response to recent warnings about potential Russian military actions against Europe. Rutte stated that Russia is currently not performing well in its ongoing conflict with Ukraine and urged nations to 'keep calm, carry on, and maintain support for Ukraine'. He also directly addressed Russia, calling for an end to nuclear threats and the war in Ukraine.
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    India Warns Citizens Against Joining Russian Armed Forces

    The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) of India has issued multiple advisories warning Indian nationals against joining the Russian armed forces. The warnings come amid reports of Indians being recruited into the military, often lured by monetary benefits. The MEA cautions against giving up Indian citizenship and obtaining Russian passports for this purpose, stating that such actions expose individuals to mortal danger. The government has also warned about non-public entities recruiting foreign nationals for the Russian armed forces. It urges citizens to exercise due diligence and avoid unverified job offers. The government remains engaged with Russia to ensure the safety and early discharge of Indian nationals serving in its armed forces.
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    Mu Sochua Calls for Targeting Masterminds in Online Fraud Crackdown

    Former opposition leader and current chair of the 'Cambodian Democracy Movement', Mu Sochua, has called for the Cambodian government to expand its investigation into online fraud to target influential figures behind the scenes. She believes this signals a change in the government's attitude, but notes that it is still in the early stages. Previously, the secretary-general of Cambodia's Anti-Fraud Committee confirmed investigations into locations linked to Yee Vuthy and Sovann Aron.
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    President of Ceuta Claims Unanswered Calls to Sánchez Before Migrant Entry

    Juan Jesús Vivas, the president of Ceuta, testified in court that he tried to contact Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez up to 10 times before the mass entry of migrants in late July, alleging that only three calls were successful. Vivas stated that he tried to warn the government about the impending crisis and requested preventive measures. However, Moncloa, the office of the Prime Minister, denies Vivas' claims, releasing a call register showing nine calls between the two parties, all of which were answered. Vivas maintains his stance, insisting that he can verify the calls and that the central government did not act with due diligence.
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    Southern Bridge in Kiev Attacked Twice, Metro and Public Transport Disrupted

    The Southern Bridge in Kiev has been attacked twice in recent days, according to Ukrainian channels. The attacks, which involved drones striking the bridge's support structure and pillar, have led to the disruption of metro and public transport services across the bridge. The bridge, built during the Soviet era, is a major transportation artery connecting the two banks of the Dnieper river in the Ukrainian capital.
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