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Conflict news — October 2, 2026

Publications tagged with Conflict published on October 2, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

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  1. SportsMiddle EastConflictHockey

    EasyJet Cabin Crew Strike Cancels 443 Flights in Portugal

    EasyJet cabin crew in Portugal began a five-day strike on Friday, October 2nd, leading to the cancellation of 443 flights from Lisbon, Porto, and Faro bases. The strike, promoted by the National Union of Civil Aviation Workers (SNPVAC), is expected to affect around 80% of initially scheduled flights. The union demands greater stability in shifts, a salary increase linked to seniority, and changes to the company agreement. EasyJet expects to operate around 55% of its schedule during the strike.
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    Ethiopia's Renewed Civil War Threatens Regional Spillover

    Clashes in Ethiopia's Tigray and Afar regions have escalated, raising concerns about a return to full-blown civil war. The conflict, which began in 2020, has killed hundreds of thousands and displaced millions. Recent fighting has drawn in new actors, including Eritrea, and threatens to engulf the Horn of Africa. The United Nations warns that the renewed conflict could exacerbate the humanitarian crisis in the region.
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    Iraq Allows 40 Daily Flights Between Najaf and Iran, Excluding Mahan Air

    The Iraqi government has secured an exemption allowing Iranian airlines, excluding Mahan Air, to operate up to 40 flights per day to and from Najaf International Airport. This decision aims to facilitate passenger travel, support humanitarian and medical needs, and bolster Iraq's relations with various nations. The agreement follows negotiations with the American government and comes after Najaf airport previously suspended Iranian flights due to US sanctions.
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