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World news — October 26, 2026 - Page 2

World publications published on October 26, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 2 of 4.

78 publications

  1. WorldEarth

    Heating Season Begins in Bishkek on October 28

    The heating season in Bishkek will commence on October 28, as announced by the mayor's office. This decision was made considering the decrease in air temperature, the forecast of the hydrometeorological service, and the need to reduce the load on the power grid due to increased electricity consumption for heating residential buildings and social facilities. The heating season will begin when the average daily outdoor air temperature is +8°C or lower for five consecutive days.
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  2. WorldMiddle East

    Moldovan PM Tofan Visits Ukraine for Bilateral Talks

    Prime Minister Vasile Tofan is on a working visit to Kyiv, accompanied by key ministers. He will meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, Prime Minister Serhii Korețki, and Parliament Chair Ruslan Stefanchuk to discuss strengthening bilateral relations, economic cooperation, regional security, and European integration. The visit also includes participation in the Kyiv International Economic Forum.
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  4. WorldLawMiddle EastEarth

    Saudi Arabia Expands Missile Production Facility

    Researchers at the American Foreign Policy Research Institute (FPRI) and the Institute for the Study of War have reported on the expansion of Saudi Arabia's missile production facility in al-Dawadimi, west of Riyadh. Satellite imagery analysis shows the construction of new facilities, including solid fuel motor casting pits, blast-resistant walls, and storage facilities for fuel and missile parts. The goal is to increase production of larger, more powerful solid-fuel ballistic missiles with heavier warheads, aiming to strengthen deterrence against Iran and Yemen's Ansar Allah, reduce dependence on imports, and enhance independent military capabilities.
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  5. WorldRegulatorsMiddle East

    UAE Visa Denial Prevents Iranian Judo Team from Competing in Abu Dhabi Grand Slam

    The Iranian national judo team was unable to participate in the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam competitions on October 7th and 8th due to the non-issuance of visas by the United Arab Emirates. This event, significant for Olympic rankings, is one of several instances where Iranian athletes have been barred from international competitions due to visa issues.
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  6. WorldMiddle EastConflictCybercrime

    Massive Cyber Attack on Moldovan Digital Public Services

    Several digital public services in the Republic of Moldova were targeted by a massive cyber attack, with around 11 million access requests recorded, aiming to illegally obtain personal data. The attack occurred on the night of October 22 and was stopped the following day. Some government platforms may function with difficulty or be temporarily unavailable while security checks continue. A new cyber attack attempt was detected on October 25, affecting more services and causing further disruptions.
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  8. WorldMiddle EastEarth

    Cyclone Arnab to Strike Andhra Pradesh Coast on October 28

    A severe cyclonic storm, Cyclone Arnab, is set to cross the Andhra Pradesh and Yanam coasts between Bapatla and Visakhapatnam on October 28, with maximum sustained winds of 115-125 kmph and gusts up to 140 kmph. Authorities in Andhra Pradesh and Odisha are stepping up preparedness measures, including evacuating thousands of people, as the storm is expected to bring heavy to extremely heavy rainfall.
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  11. WorldMiddle EastChinaConflict

    Kyiv Braces for Harshest Winter Since Conflict Began

    Kyiv residents are preparing for the harshest winter since the start of the conflict with Russia, with power outages and water supply disruptions becoming commonplace. The Wall Street Journal reports that three million residents are considering leaving the city due to the deteriorating conditions. Experts warn of a 'vicious cycle' of power outages and repairs, with Russian attacks on energy infrastructure expected to continue.
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  14. WorldMiddle East

    Dubai Expands Rainwater Drainage Network in Key Areas

    Dubai Municipality has awarded contracts for four projects worth AED 3 billion to develop and enhance the rainwater drainage network in key economic, commercial, industrial, and tourist areas across the emirate. The projects cover approximately 100 square kilometers, including Jumeirah, Umm Suqeim, Al Safa, Al Manara, Al Quoz, Al Barsha, Al Wasl, Za’abeel, Al Bada’a, Al Satwa, and Al Marmom. The aim is to increase water flow capacity, achieve high operational flexibility, and support sustainable urban growth.
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  16. WorldRegulatorsLocal GovMiddle East

    Dubai Police Launch Pedestrian Safety Campaign, Warn of 400 Dirham Fine for Jaywalking

    Dubai Police have initiated a campaign to enhance pedestrian safety, warning residents about the dangers of illegal street crossing and the associated 400 dirham fine. The campaign, launched on October 23, aims to reduce road accidents by promoting responsible behavior among pedestrians and drivers. It is being conducted in collaboration with various police and traffic departments across the city.
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  17. WorldMiddle East

    Putin: Some European Companies 'Cried' Leaving Russia, We're Creating Favorable Conditions for Remaining Firms

    Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that some European companies 'cried' when they left the Russian market under pressure from their governments. He also mentioned that Russia is trying to create favorable conditions for the European companies that remain in the country. Additionally, Putin criticized the EU's rejection of everything Russian, stating that it is foolish and ineffective.
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  20. WorldMiddle East

    Arlekar Urges President to Remove Kerala PSC Chief Over Alleged Irregularities

    Former Kerala Governor Arlekar has recommended to the President the removal of the Kerala Public Service Commission (PSC) chairperson. This move comes amidst an ongoing Crime Branch investigation into alleged irregularities in PSC examinations for certain posts in the State Planning Board. The Opposition Left Democratic Front (LDF) has criticized this action, deeming it unconstitutional. Meanwhile, the Communist Party of India (Marxist) has demanded clarification from the Chief Minister regarding his stance on this issue, with several United Democratic Front (UDF) ministers supporting Arlekar's recommendation.
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  21. WorldEurope

    Montenegro Weather: Cloudy with Rain Expected, Then Sunny

    Montenegro's weather for the next few days includes a mix of cloudy and rainy conditions, followed by sunny periods. Tomorrow, rain is expected in the morning, with temperatures ranging from 12 to 22 degrees Celsius. The day will end with increased cloud cover and localized rain. Winds will be light to moderate, occasionally gusty, from southern directions. The sea will be slightly to moderately wavy, with winds from southern directions, light to moderate, occasionally gusty. On Sunday, rain will mainly stop in the morning, with cloud cover decreasing. Monday will be dry, with longer sunny periods.
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  22. WorldMiddle East

    Opposition Supporters Dismantle Vučić's Tent Camp After Election Defeat

    After acknowledging his defeat in Serbia's parliamentary elections, former President Aleksandar Vučić's supporters saw their tent camp in Belgrade's Pioneer Park, known as 'Čačilend', dismantled and burned by jubilant opposition supporters. The opposition, led by the 'Student List', celebrated their victory with large gatherings, music, and dancing in the streets.
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  23. WorldMiddle East

    Serbian President Vucic Acknowledges Defeat in Parliamentary Elections

    Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has conceded defeat in the country's snap parliamentary elections. He attributed victory to the 'Student List', estimating they will secure between 135 to 140 seats in the 250-member parliament, while his coalition is expected to get around 105 seats. Vucic suggested that the Student List, backed by several EU countries, may impose sanctions against Russia by spring.
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