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Policy news — October 26, 2026

Publications tagged with Policy published on October 26, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

5 publications

  1. PoliticsPolicyBillRegulatorsMiddle East

    US Warns Allies, Prepares for Potential Iran Strikes After Elections

    The United States has warned its Gulf allies to prepare for potential military action against Iran after the upcoming midterm elections. US military forces are reportedly ready to launch major strikes within 96 hours of Trump's order, targeting Iranian military facilities, energy infrastructure, and nuclear sites. Israel is also preparing for possible joint operations. The plans are ready, and the decision now rests with Trump.
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  2. WorldPolicyCorruptionMiddle East

    Deadly Houthi Missile Strike on Saudi Training Base in Yemen

    On October 19, Houthi rebels launched three ballistic missiles against a Saudi-managed training camp in Yemen's Shabwa province, resulting in at least 75 deaths and over 200 injuries. The attack, described as the deadliest single Houthi strike in the new war, targeted Saudi officers and newly recruited local forces. Drones had been circling the base for days prior to the attack. The base lacked air defense and early warning systems, and local authorities have requested Riyadh to provide these urgently.
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  3. WorldPolicyMiddle EastChina

    World Leaders May Divide Globe into Spheres of Influence

    Leaders of the U.S., China, and Russia could meet in China next month to discuss dividing the world into spheres of influence, according to The Guardian. This move, led by Trump, could threaten Ukraine and Europe if the U.S. reduces support for European allies. It could also increase risks for Taiwan, South Korea, Japan, and Australia due to weakened American security guarantees in Asia.
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  5. PoliticsPolicyExecutive

    Trump Unapologetic About High Gas Prices, Says U.S. 'Making a Fortune'

    Former President Donald Trump has sparked controversy by expressing indifference towards high gas prices, stating that he 'doesn't give a damn' as the U.S. oil and gas industry is 'making a fortune'. Trump's remarks, made at a rally and shared on social media, have drawn criticism from political opponents and the public. They argue that his comments show a lack of empathy for Americans struggling with rising fuel costs.
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