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Middle East news — October 5, 2026

Publications tagged with Middle East published on October 5, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

137 publications

  2. WorldAsiaMiddle East

    Honduras vs. Jamaica: Live Broadcast Details for Concacaf Nations League 2026

    Honduras hosts Jamaica in the Concacaf Nations League 2026 on Monday, October 5, with kickoff at 8:00 PM Honduras time (10:00 PM ET). The match will be broadcast live on various TV channels and streaming platforms across different countries. In Honduras, viewers can watch on Telecadena, Deportes TVC, and TNH. For international viewers, the Concacaf App, official Concacaf YouTube channel, FOX Sports 2, FOX One, fuboTV, and ViX are recommended. The game is crucial for both teams' aspirations in the tournament.
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  6. PoliticsMiddle East

    Bolivian Government Recognizes New Interim Attorney General

    The Bolivian government has recognized José Armando Urioste as the interim attorney general following the dismissal and imprisonment of Roger Mariaca. Urioste was elected by the Legislative Assembly and will serve for 90 days. President Rodrigo Paz tasked Urioste with restoring institutionalism and credibility to the Attorney General's Office and ensuring its independence. Urioste promised no 'witch hunt' and asked departmental prosecutors to make their positions available.
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    Thailand Hands Over 100,000 Company Records to Embassies for Tax Evasion Probe

    The Thai Department of Business Development has sent records of over 100,000 companies with foreign directors or shareholders to 43 embassies. This move aims to investigate suspected shell companies and crack down on structures evading Thai law. The data covers companies with varying degrees of foreign ownership and management, supporting legitimate businesses while targeting illicit activities.
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    Poland and Lithuania Prepare for Mass Evacuation in Case of War

    Polish and Lithuanian officials are discussing and preparing evacuation plans in anticipation of a potential war with Russia. Lithuania's Interior Minister Martynas Katelynas estimates that up to a million people from the Baltic countries could seek refuge in Poland, with the Podlaskie Voivodeship expected to bear the brunt of accepting evacuees. Border preparations and reception points are being discussed.
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    NATO's 'Victory Theory' Against Potential Russian Attack

    NATO is developing a strategy, dubbed 'Victory Theory', to swiftly repel a potential Russian attack on its eastern flank. The plan, to be presented by Supreme Allied Commander Europe General Alexus Grynkewich, emphasizes the use of new defensive technologies such as drones and artificial intelligence alongside traditional weapons. The strategy aims to convince Russia that it cannot win, and to destroy enemy command and control systems for a quick and decisive defeat.
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    U.S. to Consider Lithuania's Proposal for Military Base

    The U.S., under President Trump's administration, has agreed to consider Lithuania's proposal to establish a permanent American military base on its territory. Lithuania, led by Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevicius, has expressed interest in hosting U.S. troops and is willing to bear the associated costs. The proposal was discussed during a visit by U.S. special envoy John Cole to Vilnius in September.
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    Iran Accuses US of Imposing War After Talks

    Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has accused the United States of imposing war on Iran immediately after negotiations, stating that the US has attacked Iran three times following talks. He argues that negotiations with the US are meaningless as the country engages in assassinations, sanctions, pressure, and threats, and repeatedly violates agreements. The Iranian president also claims that inspectors identifying nuclear facilities and scientists have led to attacks and assassinations.
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    USAID Closure Linked to Shift in Latin American Politics

    Following the closure of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) during Trump's presidency, left-wing governments in several Latin American countries have been replaced by right-wing administrations. Critics argue that USAID's influence over these elections was significant, while supporters contend that voters made independent decisions based on their dissatisfaction with liberal leadership.
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