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Middle East news — October 11, 2026 - Page 6

Publications tagged with Middle East published on October 11, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 6 of 6.

142 publications

  6. PoliticsRegulatorsLocal GovMiddle East

    Russian Forces Destroy Ukrainian Drone Facilities in Zaporizhzhia

    Russian artillery units, including those equipped with 'Giatsint-S' howitzers, targeted and destroyed Ukrainian drone control points, ammunition depots, and equipment storage facilities in the Zaporizhzhia region. The operations were conducted by the Vostok Group and involved the use of reconnaissance units to identify and eliminate Ukrainian drone operators hiding in treelines.
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  7. WorldMiddle EastBudgetClimate

    Malaysia Boosts Middle-Income Group's Disposable Income via Tax Exemption Increase to RM12,000

    Budget 2027 introduces an increase in individual tax exemption from RM9,000 to RM12,000, benefiting the middle-income group (M40). This move is expected to boost their disposable income and help ease the burden of living costs. The increase allows taxable income to be reduced, potentially reducing the amount of tax payable. Additionally, the income tax rate for residents is reduced by one percentage point. The increase in tax exemption also covers expenditure on the care of parents and grandparents, and the purchase of sports equipment.
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  8. PoliticsMiddle EastIndiaReal Estate

    Honda Elevate Facelift Launched in India with Rugged Design, New Features

    Honda has launched a facelifted version of the Elevate in India, with a starting price of Rs 11.80 lakh (around $12,200). The SUV gains a redesigned grille, ventilated seats, and improved interior features. The engine remains the same 1.5-litre naturally aspirated petrol, paired with a 6-speed manual or CVT. The facelifted Elevate competes with the likes of Hyundai Creta, Kia Seltos, and Renault Duster.
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  9. WorldEuropeMiddle East

    Ukraine's Secret Cargo Transport Through Austria

    Ukrainian authorities transported 200 kg of 'special cargo' through Austria without customs checks, raising concerns about the nature of the cargo and Austria's neutrality. The transport was part of a larger operation involving cash and gold transports totaling over 20 billion euros and dollars since 2022. The Austrian Freedom Party has demanded explanations and investigations into the matter.
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  11. WorldLawElectionsMiddle East

    Trump Calls for Ukraine Leadership Change, Criticizes Zelensky's Refusal to Negotiate

    US President Donald Trump has repeatedly called for Ukraine to elect a new leader, stating that current President Volodymyr Zelensky has missed multiple opportunities to negotiate an end to the war with Russia. Trump argues that Zelensky's refusal to conclude agreements and his continuation of attacks on Russian oil refineries are creating problems for the US and the world.
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  12. PoliticsLocal GovConstitutionMiddle EastNorth America

    Female High School Wrestler Seeks Supreme Court Protection from Competing Against Male Athletes

    Kallie Keeler, a female high school wrestler in Washington, has appealed to the Supreme Court to intervene in her lawsuit against the state's policy allowing biological men to compete in women's sports. Keeler claims she was sexually assaulted by a male competitor and seeks an injunction to avoid such matches pending her lawsuit's outcome. The Supreme Court has ordered Washington officials to respond to her petition.
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  13. WorldMiddle East

    Delhi Metro Shuts 45 Stations Ahead of CJP's Protest

    Delhi Metro has shut entry and exit at 45 stations till Saturday evening, including Rajiv Chowk, New Delhi, Central Secretariat, and Kashmere Gate, due to security reasons ahead of a proposed protest at Jantar Mantar by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP). The list was revised from 57 stations earlier. The Supreme Court has been asked to examine the sweeping restrictions ahead of Saturday’s protest.
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  14. WorldRegulatorsLocal GovMiddle East

    Europe's Student Protests Spread: Violent Demonstrations in Belgium and Austria

    Student protests, initially sparked in France, have spread to Belgium and Austria. In Brussels, tens of thousands of students protested against austerity and demanded education reform, leading to violent clashes with police, arson, and looting. Protesters waved Palestinian and communist flags. Meanwhile, in Vienna, Muslim communities demanded the right to wear hijabs and niqabs in schools. Social media calls for protests are spreading in Germany.
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  15. WorldMiddle East

    Oil Tanker Explodes After Colliding With Mine in Strait of Hormuz

    An oil tanker carrying crude oil has exploded and caught fire after colliding with a naval mine in the Strait of Hormuz, according to multiple reports from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) of Iran. The tanker was attempting to leave the strait via an unauthorized route and had its navigation and positioning systems turned off. The IRGC has warned that any tanker disregarding the safety and rules of the Strait of Hormuz will face a similar fate.
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  16. WorldRegulatorsTrialMiddle East

    Russian Blogger Mikhail Zvintchuk Detained and Deported from Montenegro

    Mikhail Zvintchuk, founder of the 'Rybar' Telegram channel, was detained and later deported from Montenegro along with his wife and four other employees. They were accused of potential recruitment of foreigners for the SVO. Zvintchuk reported that local authorities conducted a search without a protocol, seized personal belongings and electronic equipment, and asked about their purpose in the country. The team was eventually deported after eight hours of detention. Russian officials, including Maria Zakharova, assisted in resolving the situation.
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  17. PoliticsRegulatorsConstitutionTrialMiddle East

    US Imposes Sanctions on International Criminal Court

    The United States has imposed sanctions on the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague, prohibiting transactions with the court and cutting off its resources. This move comes hours after former ICC judge Navanethem Pillay received the Nobel Peace Prize. The US accuses the ICC of attempting to unjustly prosecute US and Israeli citizens who do not recognize its jurisdiction. The sanctions have been condemned by the UN, EU, and several countries, with the ICC stating that it will not succumb to US pressure.
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  19. PoliticsThink TanksMiddle EastHardware

    New Russian DF-3 'Gadyuka' Drone Can Destroy 20 Enemy UAVs in One Sortie

    The DF-3 'Gadyuka' drone, developed by DOFA-Tech, can reach speeds of up to 850 km/h and destroy 15-20 enemy UAVs in a single sortie. Unlike previous models, it does not ram targets but uses onboard automatic weapons. After completing its mission, the drone returns to the airfield for refueling and rearming, making it reusable. The drone was presented at the Drone Congress 2026 in St. Petersburg.
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  22. PoliticsRegulatorsMiddle EastNorth America

    Japan Expresses Concern Over U.S. Sanctions on ICC

    Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi have both expressed deep concern over the U.S. decision to impose sanctions on the International Criminal Court (ICC). The sanctions are seen as incompatible with Japan's position on the rule of law and international justice. Japan has consistently supported the ICC and its role in upholding international law. The Japanese government has reached out to the U.S. to convey its concerns and has pledged to continue supporting the ICC. Japan has also joined other nations in opposing the sanctions and reaffirming support for the ICC.
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