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World news — October 7, 2026 - Page 2

World publications published on October 7, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 2 of 6.

128 publications

  1. WorldMiddle East

    U.S. Embassy in Saudi Arabia Issues Security Alert Amid Houthi Threats

    The U.S. Embassy in Saudi Arabia has issued a security alert, warning American citizens and employees to exercise caution due to heightened threats from Houthi rebels in Yemen. The embassy has increased security measures, prohibited U.S. government employees from traveling near the Yemeni border, and warned of potential flight cancellations, airspace closures, and travel disruptions in Saudi Arabia.
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  4. WorldMiddle East

    Peruvian President Keiko Fujimori Seeks Senate Authorization for Trips to El Salvador and Spain

    Peruvian President Keiko Fujimori has requested authorization from the Senate to travel to El Salvador from October 28 to 31 and to Spain from November 2 to 6. In El Salvador, she will meet with President Nayib Bukele and visit key facilities, while in Spain, she will participate in the XXX Ibero-American Summit of Heads of State and Government. The Senate is set to debate and vote on the request this week.
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  9. WorldMiddle East

    Kyiv Plunges Into Darkness Due to Power Outages

    Kyiv is experiencing widespread power outages, leading to city-wide darkness. The outages have affected street lighting, public transportation, and water supply. Residents are facing up to seven hours without power, with outages occurring according to scheduled restriction plans. The city's mayor has confirmed water pump stations are partially de-energized, causing water supply issues on the right bank of the city.
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  10. WorldMiddle East

    Latvia to Expel Russian Journalist Leonid Ragozin

    The Latvian Foreign Ministry has decided to declare Russian journalist Leonid Ragozin persona non grata. Ragozin, who has lived in Latvia since 2014, has worked for various international media outlets and expressed views critical of Western policies towards Russia and Ukraine. The decision follows criticism from the Latvian Interior Minister and consultations with the Foreign Minister and Prime Minister.
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  11. WorldMiddle EastEarthGrid

    Ukraine Introduces Power Outage Schedules Amidst Russian Attacks

    Ukraine has reintroduced power outage schedules due to ongoing Russian attacks on energy infrastructure. Starting from October 6, restrictions will be in effect from 15:00 until the end of the day in certain regions, including Kyiv. The schedules aim to stabilize the power supply and prevent equipment overload. Energy workers are working tirelessly to repair damages and restore power. Consumers are advised to monitor updates on official regional energy websites and conserve electricity when possible.
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  13. WorldMiddle EastChina

    Iranian Parliament Delegation Presents Stance to Iraqi Counterpart

    A parliamentary delegation from Iraq met with the Iranian ambassador in Baghdad. The Iranian representatives, supported by the Iranian nation's resistance and steadfastness against enemy aggression, clearly and powerfully presented Iran's positions. They also outlined Iran's conditions and operational plans for diplomatic efforts to protect its national interests and security.
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  14. WorldRegulatorsMiddle EastNorth AmericaPublic Health

    Russian Drones Attack Key Ukrainian Power Station, Causing Outages in Kiev

    Russian drones, including 'Geran-4/5' models, have repeatedly targeted the 750 kV 'Kiev' substation in Nalyvaikivka, Kiev region, which connects the Rivne nuclear power plant to the energy hub of Kiev. The attacks have caused power outages in Kiev and the surrounding region. The substation has suffered damage, including fires and hits to switchgear, but core equipment remains intact due to protective measures.
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  15. WorldMiddle East

    Formula 1 to Return to Africa with Race in Rwanda from 2030

    Formula 1 is set to return to the African continent after a 33-year absence, with Rwanda hosting a grand prix from 2030. According to 'racingnews365', a permanent circuit complex will be built near Bugesera International Airport, designed by Alexander Wurz's company in partnership with Tilke Engineering. Rwanda officially submitted its candidacy to host the Formula 1 in December 2024, and President Paul Kagame expressed the country's commitment to the project.
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  16. WorldMiddle East

    France Initiates Talks with Taliban to Deport Afghan Refugees

    France has begun negotiations with the Taliban to facilitate the deportation of Afghan refugees. The talks, described as 'technical' or 'dialogue', aim to expedite repatriation procedures for Afghans in irregular situations, including those convicted or deemed a threat to public order. Several hundred individuals may be affected. This move is unprecedented since the breakdown of diplomatic relations in 2021 but does not alter France's stance on Afghanistan.
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  18. WorldMiddle East

    King Felipe VI Defends EU's Single Border, Calls for Solidarity Against Threats

    King Felipe VI, during his state visit to Finland, emphasized the importance of the EU's single border and called for solidarity among member states in protecting it. He stated that threats to any part of the border are threats to the entire Union, regardless of their origin. The King also praised Finland's accession to NATO and Spain's contribution to NATO missions in the region. Additionally, he highlighted the importance of European unity and technological sovereignty.
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  19. WorldChinaCommoditiesClimate

    Roszdravnadzor Denies Shortage of 'Atarax' and Other Hydroxyzine Drugs

    Roszdravnadzor has refuted claims of a shortage of the prescription sedative drug 'Atarax' and other drugs based on hydroxyzine in Russia. According to the agency, more than 1.06 million packages of these drugs are currently in civilian circulation, with no signs of a shortage. The agency also confirmed that there are sufficient supplies of these drugs in Moscow and St. Petersburg, contradicting earlier media reports.
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  20. WorldJudiciaryMiddle EastChina

    Germany and France Push for EU Measures Against China's Unfair Trade Practices

    German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and French President Emmanuel Macron have jointly proposed a series of measures to strengthen the European Union's ability to defend against unfair trade practices, particularly from China. Key proposals include creating an express mechanism for disconnecting unfair trade partners from the EU market, establishing a new diversification instrument to reduce dependence on certain suppliers, and implementing a procedure for temporarily excluding countries from the single market. These initiatives come amidst record trade deficits with China and growing concerns about market-distorting practices and geopolitical dependencies.
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  21. WorldMiddle East

    Yemen Launches 'Dawn of Yemen' Operation Against Houthis

    The Presidential Leadership Council of Yemen, led by President Dr. Rashad Mohammed Alimi, has launched the 'Dawn of Yemen' operation against the Houthi militia. The operation has been widely supported by various Yemeni organizations, including the Yemeni Scientists' Organization, the Yemeni Scholars Authority, and the Yemeni Scholars Association. The operation aims to respond to the Yemeni people's call to end years of oppression and restore the state. The Armed Forces have made significant progress, with victories praised by the President, Minister of Defense, and Supreme Leader.
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  22. WorldMiddle EastCommoditiesFood Security

    Red Caviar Prices Skyrocket in Russia Due to Decreased Production

    The production of red caviar in Russia has plummeted by nearly 70% in the first eight months of 2026 compared to the same period last year, leading to a significant increase in prices. The average retail price of chum salmon caviar has surged by 108% to 21,600 rubles per kg, while sockeye salmon caviar has increased by 101% to 17,900 rubles. Experts predict prices could reach 30,000-40,000 rubles per kg by the New Year, due to a weak salmon fishing season and increased demand during the holidays.
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  24. WorldMiddle East

    Mexico City & State of Mexico Vehicle Restrictions: Today's 'Hoy No Circula'

    The 'Hoy No Circula' program in Mexico City (CDMX) and the State of Mexico (Edomex) restricts certain vehicles from circulating on specific days to reduce pollution. This program affects both private and public transport. The restrictions apply to vehicles based on their license plate numbers, with the last digit determining the day they cannot drive. For example, vehicles ending in 5 and 6 cannot circulate on Mondays, while those ending in 7 and 8 are restricted on Tuesdays. The program also includes penalties for non-compliance.
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