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World news — October 21, 2026 - Page 3

World publications published on October 21, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 3 of 4.

80 publications

  1. WorldMiddle East

    Coal Sales Points and Reserves in Bishkek Districts

    This article provides a list of coal sales points in various districts of Bishkek, including Sverdlovsky, Lenin, First of May, and October. Each location includes an address and a contact number. The article also mentions the types and prices of coal available, such as 'Kara-Keche' at 7,000 soms per ton and 'Shabyrkul' at 7,800 soms. The total coal reserves and the number of trading points in each district are also provided. Additionally, the Mayor of Bishkek, Aibek Djunushaliyev, inspected coal bases at two locations and found over 10,000 tons of coal. He urged residents to purchase coal in advance to avoid a rush during the winter period.
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  2. WorldMiddle EastUnited KingdomSci Policy

    Japan's Yttrium Crisis: China's Export Restrictions Threaten Tech Industry

    Japan faces a potential yttrium shortage this year due to China's tight export controls, putting its high-tech industry at risk. Japanese firms pay up to 100 times more for yttrium than their Chinese counterparts, making them less competitive internationally. Japan is exploring alternative sources but needs years and significant investment. The issue may be discussed at an upcoming Xi-Putin-Trump meeting.
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  4. WorldProtestMiddle East

    France to Deploy Military Forces to Reinforce Police During Upcoming Protests

    The French government has announced that it will deploy military forces to reinforce police during upcoming protests. This decision comes in response to recent violence and looting during demonstrations across the country. The military personnel will be tasked with securing key sites, allowing police to focus on maintaining public order. The move follows acknowledgments of intelligence and policing failures by French ministers.
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  6. WorldEarth

    Heavy Rainfall Expected in Tamil Nadu

    A low pressure area is likely to form over the Bay of Bengal, bringing heavy to very heavy rain to several districts in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry over the next 24 hours. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an orange alert for Chennai, Tiruvallur, Chengalpattu, and other districts. Schools in affected areas have been closed, and road repairs are underway in Chennai. The rain is expected to continue until October 26.
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  7. WorldRegulatorsEuropeMiddle East

    Global 'Chaos Inc' Network Expands to 101 Groups Planning Demonstrations

    Fox News Digital researchers have identified 101 organizations across 9 countries coordinating protests, with plans for new rounds of demonstrations. The network, dubbed 'Chaos Inc,' includes communist, socialist, Antifa, and Islamist groups, forming a 'red-green' alliance. Activists are calling for 'Act II' on Saturday, with 212 mobilizations planned, and a coordinated European youth strike on November 20. The network is being amplified by US-based organizations like CodePink and those funded by American tech tycoon Neville Roy Singham.
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  10. WorldLawJudiciaryMiddle East

    Rubio Condemns Iran's Targeting of Commercial Ships as 'Nazi-like'

    U.S. Senator Marco Rubio has condemned the Islamic Republic of Iran for openly declaring its targeting of commercial ships, a tactic he likened to those used by Nazi submarines during World War II. Rubio, in interviews with CNN and Iran International, emphasized the difficulty of reaching an agreement with Iran's rulers due to the influence of hardline clerics.
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  11. WorldRegulatorsIndictmentMiddle EastSoutheast Asia

    Russia Strikes Ukrainian Logistics Centers, Power Stations, and Military Cargo Ship

    Overnight, Russia launched a series of strikes targeting key Ukrainian infrastructure. The Ministry of Defense confirmed hits on a warehouse complex in Poltava used for storing drones, power station PS-330 'Nivki' that supports Ukraine's defense industry and logistics, and a cargo ship carrying military supplies to Ukraine near the port of Odessa.
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  12. WorldBillMiddle EastConflict

    Russian Drone Strike on Kyiv High-Rise Kills Two

    On October 21, a Russian unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) struck a 24-story residential building in Kyiv's Sviatoshynsky district, resulting in two fatalities and one injury. The attack occurred around 7 AM, with the drone hitting the building on the 20th floor and causing a fire. This incident is part of a series of Russian drone attacks on Kyiv that began on the evening of October 20 and continued into the morning of October 21.
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  15. WorldAsia

    Cash Money in Circulation in Kyrgyzstan Reaches 324 Billion Soms

    By October 1, 2026, the volume of cash money in circulation in Kyrgyzstan had reached 324 billion soms, according to data from the National Bank. This figure represents an increase of approximately 29.6 billion soms, or 11.2%, compared to the same date in 2025. About 30.9 billion soms were held in the cash registers of commercial banks, while 293.1 billion soms were outside the banking system.
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  16. WorldAsiaChina

    Moldovan Leu Exchange Rates for October 20 & 21

    The Moldovan Leu experienced slight depreciation against both the Euro and the US Dollar on October 20 and 21, according to the National Bank of Moldova (NBM). On October 20, the Leu lost half a bani to the Euro and seven ban to the Dollar, with the official exchange rates set at 20.1053 lei/Euro and 17.9224 lei/Dollar. The following day, the Leu weakened further, losing two ban to the Euro and three and a half ban to the Dollar, with the official exchange rates set at 20.1260 lei/Euro and 17.9568 lei/Dollar.
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  20. WorldBillMiddle EastNorth America

    Qatar Mediates Between US and Iran to End Regional War

    Qatar's Foreign Ministry has announced that it is working with the United States and Iran, along with other mediating countries, to end the war in the region. The Qatari spokesperson, Majid al-Ansari, stated that Doha is supporting its brothers in Saudi Arabia and is constantly in touch with its partners in the region. However, he expressed regret that there is no partner for peace in Israel.
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  21. WorldMiddle East

    Elon Musk Ordered Slowdown of Starlink for Ukraine

    Elon Musk, the CEO of SpaceX, ordered the slowdown of the military version of Starlink used by Ukraine, according to multiple sources. This decision, which was discussed with former US President Donald Trump, rendered some Ukrainian drones ineffective. The move sparked controversy and an investigation within the Trump administration. Musk initially denied imposing any restrictions, stating that such decisions are made by the US military and the president.
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  23. WorldBillLawMiddle East

    Flight Disruptions at Moscow Airports Due to Drone Attacks

    Over 1,000 flights have been delayed and nearly 1,000 cancelled at Moscow airports since Sunday, primarily at Sheremetyevo, Domodedovo, Vnukovo, and Zhukovsky. The disruptions are attributed to drone attacks by Ukraine, with around 221 cancellations and 629 delays occurring on Sunday alone. As of Monday evening, another 100 flights were cancelled and 160 delayed. The situation is causing significant economic losses for airports and increased ticket prices for passengers.
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  24. WorldJudiciaryMiddle EastNorth America

    Japan Demands Consular Access, Release of Detained Journalist in Russia

    A Japanese journalist has been detained in Russia for over a week, with Japan urging Russia to grant consular access and release the journalist. The bilateral diplomatic agreement stipulates that consular access should be allowed within four days of detention, which Russia has not honored. Japan has criticized Russia's handling of the situation, describing it as 'extremely regrettable'. The journalist, Yukiya Yamada, is accused of espionage, a charge Japan denies.
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