October 31, 2026
US
•31.10.2026
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Three days out, the Michigan Senate race overtook Alaska in coverage, as nominee Abdul El-Sayed asked former primary rival Haley Stevens to skip final unity events after her demand for an apology over an antisemitic ad, a rift covered across outlets as threatening Democratic unity against Mike Rogers and outreach to Black voters.
Trump recast his closing role, opting for telerallies after scrapped Kansas and Iowa stops, telling reporters 28 straight days of rallies was too much while polls showed his approval net-negative outside eight states and forecasters mapped Senate scenarios.
In Alaska, the FBI visited a donor to the second Dan Sullivan as the criminal probe widened, while a federal judge barred prosecutors from threatening election workers and California analysis undercut DOJ noncitizen voter claims.
A federal judge separately dismissed Trump's $10 billion Epstein-related defamation suit against the Wall Street Journal.
Trump recast his closing role, opting for telerallies after scrapped Kansas and Iowa stops, telling reporters 28 straight days of rallies was too much while polls showed his approval net-negative outside eight states and forecasters mapped Senate scenarios.
In Alaska, the FBI visited a donor to the second Dan Sullivan as the criminal probe widened, while a federal judge barred prosecutors from threatening election workers and California analysis undercut DOJ noncitizen voter claims.
A federal judge separately dismissed Trump's $10 billion Epstein-related defamation suit against the Wall Street Journal.
Israel
•31.10.2026
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Morning coverage centered on U.S. reports that Trump told Gulf allies to prepare for strikes on Iran as early as Nov. 4, the day after the midterms, with Qatar claiming a breakthrough and negotiating teams flying to Doha. Khamenei ordered retaliation without geographic limits, Araghchi called a letter from Vance a positive step, and Rubio later said Trump had not decided. Ynet noted Trump-Netanyahu differences over aims, with the IDF bracing for a prolonged campaign.
Attention shifted to the deadlock after certification. Eisenkot met Lapid, pledged to immediately realize his parliamentary majority by replacing the speaker and advancing legislation, laid out four principles including universal service, rejected unity under Netanyahu, and claimed panicked Likud outreach. Thousands rallied in Tel Aviv for a Jewish-Arab government, with a counterprotest alleging a stolen election.
Attention shifted to the deadlock after certification. Eisenkot met Lapid, pledged to immediately realize his parliamentary majority by replacing the speaker and advancing legislation, laid out four principles including universal service, rejected unity under Netanyahu, and claimed panicked Likud outreach. Thousands rallied in Tel Aviv for a Jewish-Arab government, with a counterprotest alleging a stolen election.
Germany
•31.10.2026
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Morning papers braced for the nationwide 'Gen Z regelt' demonstrations, with interior ministers warning against chaos, shops barricading in Munich and Stuttgart, and organizers citing schools, prices and conscription. Live blogs tracked slow gatherings in Stuttgart, Essen, Cologne and Munich through midday, initially described as calm but smaller than the announced 180,000 in 34 cities.
By afternoon police halted the Cologne march over masked protesters and deployed water cannon, while Hamburg saw burning barricades and Berlin and Frankfurt reported firecrackers and pyrotechnics.
Evening coverage shifted to rioting after the official marches ended, with smashed windows and looting on Frankfurt's Zeil, street battles in Berlin and Cologne cathedral square, and police speaking of around 100 left-extremist violent offenders. Apart from the streets, Berlin's Left voted to open coalition talks with SPD and Greens.
By afternoon police halted the Cologne march over masked protesters and deployed water cannon, while Hamburg saw burning barricades and Berlin and Frankfurt reported firecrackers and pyrotechnics.
Evening coverage shifted to rioting after the official marches ended, with smashed windows and looting on Frankfurt's Zeil, street battles in Berlin and Cologne cathedral square, and police speaking of around 100 left-extremist violent offenders. Apart from the streets, Berlin's Left voted to open coalition talks with SPD and Greens.
France
•31.10.2026
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Overnight the Conseil d'Etat overturned the tribunal, restoring the Bagnolet-Charenton route and banning Bastille-Nation; the CGT denounced disorganization but urged respect. From midday provincial marches departed before the Paris cortege left at 14h with 40 metro stations closed and many costumed demonstrators. The ministry reported globally calm with 27 arrests by 14h as student unions called for blockades next week. By evening authorities counted 320,000 nationwide, 70,000 in Paris, against nearly 500,000 claimed by unions. Dispersals turned tense in Paris, Lyon, Marseille, Toulouse and Nantes. Minister Nunez praised the marches, denounced ultra-left looters' extreme violence with over 500 arrests, warning the Halloween night was not over amid curfews.
Away from protests, the Trappes mayor received a racist letter with white powder, the Swiss plant making French police LBDs burned in suspected arson, and four bodies were found after the Clermont-Ferrand building fire.
Away from protests, the Trappes mayor received a racist letter with white powder, the Swiss plant making French police LBDs burned in suspected arson, and four bodies were found after the Clermont-Ferrand building fire.
Lebanon
•31.10.2026
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After the Oct. 30 indictment of 13 Hezbollah-linked suspects in the Dahr al-Baidar explosives case, Hezbollah signaled it would not escalate and would give political contacts a chance, pausing the cabinet-level standoff over the state's arms monopoly.
Editors then turned outward to a possible U.S.-Iran confrontation. L'Orient-Le Jour reported Washington preparing strikes on Iran and sanctions on Lebanon, while Iranian commanders said a response plan was finalized and Khamenei ordered an unrestricted reply to any attack. Qatari mediation in Tehran produced competing claims of a breakthrough around Vance proposals and Iranian denials, with cancelled Trump-Vance appearances read as a war signal and a tanker fire near Hormuz adding pressure.
By evening coverage moved to the south, where Israeli airstrikes, demolitions, bulldozing and incursions from Tyre to Marjayoun, including Ibl al-Saqi and drone blasts in inhabited houses, dominated.
Editors then turned outward to a possible U.S.-Iran confrontation. L'Orient-Le Jour reported Washington preparing strikes on Iran and sanctions on Lebanon, while Iranian commanders said a response plan was finalized and Khamenei ordered an unrestricted reply to any attack. Qatari mediation in Tehran produced competing claims of a breakthrough around Vance proposals and Iranian denials, with cancelled Trump-Vance appearances read as a war signal and a tanker fire near Hormuz adding pressure.
By evening coverage moved to the south, where Israeli airstrikes, demolitions, bulldozing and incursions from Tyre to Marjayoun, including Ibl al-Saqi and drone blasts in inhabited houses, dominated.
Ukraine
•31.10.2026
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Attention lingered on the approved $2.1bn sale of 500 Patriot PAC-3 interceptors, with Zelensky warning deliveries could take years and pressing Washington to release stockpiled missiles before winter.
By morning focus shifted to Oleshky, as four planes carrying evacuees landed in Belarus en route to Ukraine. By afternoon Zelensky confirmed the convoy had crossed onto Ukrainian territory in Chernihiv region, with officials reporting hundreds returned including a 94-year-old. Coverage moved from transit logistics to reception and survivors' accounts of fear and threats to seize children.
Foreign Minister Sybiha framed the local silence regime as proof fighting could be halted across the front, as Zelensky traveled to Turkey for Black Sea talks and Washington sent mixed signals on ending the war. Meanwhile Ukraine claimed strikes on a Ufa refinery and a Rostov fuel plant while Russian attacks left 280,000 without power and drone debris injured a child in Kyiv.
By morning focus shifted to Oleshky, as four planes carrying evacuees landed in Belarus en route to Ukraine. By afternoon Zelensky confirmed the convoy had crossed onto Ukrainian territory in Chernihiv region, with officials reporting hundreds returned including a 94-year-old. Coverage moved from transit logistics to reception and survivors' accounts of fear and threats to seize children.
Foreign Minister Sybiha framed the local silence regime as proof fighting could be halted across the front, as Zelensky traveled to Turkey for Black Sea talks and Washington sent mixed signals on ending the war. Meanwhile Ukraine claimed strikes on a Ufa refinery and a Rostov fuel plant while Russian attacks left 280,000 without power and drone debris injured a child in Kyiv.
Palestine
•31.10.2026
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Israeli shelling and gunfire in Gaza was reported from the morning as ceasefire violations, with the toll rising from two killed in Gaza City and Nuseirat to four by afternoon. The Health Ministry counted six killed and 26 wounded in 48 hours, putting the total at 74,594. Outlets singled out a teacher killed on his way to school in central Gaza and infant sisters Habiba and Aseel killed in a tent fire in Mawasi Khan Younis. A UN warning that confining civilians to shrinking areas sustained ethnic cleansing fears was widely cited.
Israel’s Hebron operation entered a ninth day with reinforcements, movement restrictions and demolition notices affecting more than 3,300 people.
Coalition maneuvering followed Likud’s win without a majority, with Eisenkot setting four conditions for joining a government and coordinating with Lapid.
Israel’s Hebron operation entered a ninth day with reinforcements, movement restrictions and demolition notices affecting more than 3,300 people.
Coalition maneuvering followed Likud’s win without a majority, with Eisenkot setting four conditions for joining a government and coordinating with Lapid.
UK
•31.10.2026
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Overnight Washington provided the early lead as Trump approved the £1.5bn sale of 500 Patriot interceptors to Kyiv, with Zelensky welcoming the decision while warning of delays in delivery. The announcement sat alongside a Canada-EU pact open to others and Washington cancelling the G20 family photo after Britain and others refused to pose with Russia.
Domestically the Budget inquest continued. Commentators dissected Healey's package and Burnham's position, while polling cited by the Independent showed rising support for EU re-entry after Burnham left the door open, and Burnham told Channel 4 he was open to an apology for slavery.
By afternoon attention moved to the US Embassy, where a Palestine Action demonstration built from warnings to more than 100 arrests. Tabloids closed the day with a fresh turn in the Thomas Markle case, reporting a Mexican storage unit raided and an FBI probe under way.
Domestically the Budget inquest continued. Commentators dissected Healey's package and Burnham's position, while polling cited by the Independent showed rising support for EU re-entry after Burnham left the door open, and Burnham told Channel 4 he was open to an apology for slavery.
By afternoon attention moved to the US Embassy, where a Palestine Action demonstration built from warnings to more than 100 arrests. Tabloids closed the day with a fresh turn in the Thomas Markle case, reporting a Mexican storage unit raided and an FBI probe under way.
Iran
•31.10.2026
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Overnight coverage centered on Qatari shuttle mediation after a reported 12-hour session in Tehran, with state media saying an Iranian team flew with Qatari mediators to Doha for Saturday talks while Trump said Tehran wanted negotiations but Washington was in no hurry.
By midday the focus shifted to military signaling. State-aligned outlets published orders for immediate retaliation without geographic limit, variously attributed to Ayatollah Khamenei and, in several outlets including BBC Persian citations, to Mojtaba Khamenei as commander-in-chief. Senior commanders warned Iran would not wait for enemy action and predicted a long war of surprises.
Foreign Minister Araghchi confirmed a delegation in Doha but denied any plan to meet US officials. Around the Strait, reports multiplied of a fourth burning tanker, a projectile strike south of Lavan and rerouted traffic, as Rubio said Trump had yet to decide on renewed strikes.
By midday the focus shifted to military signaling. State-aligned outlets published orders for immediate retaliation without geographic limit, variously attributed to Ayatollah Khamenei and, in several outlets including BBC Persian citations, to Mojtaba Khamenei as commander-in-chief. Senior commanders warned Iran would not wait for enemy action and predicted a long war of surprises.
Foreign Minister Araghchi confirmed a delegation in Doha but denied any plan to meet US officials. Around the Strait, reports multiplied of a fourth burning tanker, a projectile strike south of Lavan and rerouted traffic, as Rubio said Trump had yet to decide on renewed strikes.
Russia
•31.10.2026
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Overnight wires carried Lavrov's remarks from Atlanta that Europe had lost its chance to mediate Ukraine, repeating Putin's invitation for Zelensky to negotiate in Moscow and noting a brief contact with Rubio, later described as discussion of a Putin-Trump meeting at APEC.
Attention then fixed on Warsaw, where state outlets described President Nawrocki forcing entry into the Constitutional Court besieged by protesters after the government tried to remove two judges, with opposition claims of a coup, emergency party consultations and a no-confidence move against Tusk's government.
Coverage returned to Aleshki, following evacuees via Gomel to Simferopol and Ukraine after the previous day's mission, alongside reports of a second Ukrainian drone strike on Ufa's Bashneft refinery and a fire near Sheremetyevo.
Evening outlets pivoted to a US Embassy warning of a mass-casualty event at Moscow's Tsaritsyno, which the FSB said it had received.
Attention then fixed on Warsaw, where state outlets described President Nawrocki forcing entry into the Constitutional Court besieged by protesters after the government tried to remove two judges, with opposition claims of a coup, emergency party consultations and a no-confidence move against Tusk's government.
Coverage returned to Aleshki, following evacuees via Gomel to Simferopol and Ukraine after the previous day's mission, alongside reports of a second Ukrainian drone strike on Ufa's Bashneft refinery and a fire near Sheremetyevo.
Evening outlets pivoted to a US Embassy warning of a mass-casualty event at Moscow's Tsaritsyno, which the FSB said it had received.
Italy
•31.10.2026
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Morning papers disputed Friday's general strike, with organizers claiming over a million in the streets and Il Manifesto citing two million, while focusing on charges and clashes in Rome and Turin.
By mid-morning attention moved to the judicial aftermath, with police reporting 60 searches in 23 cities over online incitement to violence in chats and social media linked to the marches.
In parallel details emerged from the 157-article budget draft: a one-year-only Irpef cut, a squeeze on pension revaluations worth 14.2 billion over ten years, 5,000 fewer teachers and a 26% exit tax, drawing union and opposition attacks over schools and pensions. Polls showing Vannacci down almost a point circulated.
Evening coverage turned abroad to Khamenei's threat of unlimited response and French street clashes, before closing on football with Roma's 5-2 win and Milan's 3-1 derby over Inter.
By mid-morning attention moved to the judicial aftermath, with police reporting 60 searches in 23 cities over online incitement to violence in chats and social media linked to the marches.
In parallel details emerged from the 157-article budget draft: a one-year-only Irpef cut, a squeeze on pension revaluations worth 14.2 billion over ten years, 5,000 fewer teachers and a 26% exit tax, drawing union and opposition attacks over schools and pensions. Polls showing Vannacci down almost a point circulated.
Evening coverage turned abroad to Khamenei's threat of unlimited response and French street clashes, before closing on football with Roma's 5-2 win and Milan's 3-1 derby over Inter.
Japan
•31.10.2026
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Foreign Minister Motegi met Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov in Atlanta on the sidelines of the G20 gathering, the first formal talks in five years, to demand the immediate release of the detained Hokkaido Shimbun reporter. Hokkaido Shimbun and national papers made the encounter their morning lead, with no Russian reply reported.
Attention then turned to the GMO breach, with NHK, Nikkei and Yomiuri reporting a group security firm had flagged system vulnerabilities as early as 2024 without action, and that chairman Kumagai would brief on November 2.
By evening coverage concentrated on Halloween, with hundreds of police, DJ units and drinking bans deployed in Shibuya for the first Saturday Halloween in six years, while JR Hokkaido suspended Soya Line services after a limited express derailed in a brown-bear collision, the first such case since 1987.
Attention then turned to the GMO breach, with NHK, Nikkei and Yomiuri reporting a group security firm had flagged system vulnerabilities as early as 2024 without action, and that chairman Kumagai would brief on November 2.
By evening coverage concentrated on Halloween, with hundreds of police, DJ units and drinking bans deployed in Shibuya for the first Saturday Halloween in six years, while JR Hokkaido suspended Soya Line services after a limited express derailed in a brown-bear collision, the first such case since 1987.
Netherlands
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Morning coverage converged on a stuurloos rubber boat intercepted off Cadzand/Breskens with around 38 people aboard. Emergency services and the Marechaussee towed it ashore and arrested two Sudanese men on suspicion of smuggling Afghan migrants, with identities and route initially unclear.
Attention then moved to The Hague, where a feared youth protest around Centraal failed to materialize. Police and the ME dispersed groups, expanded an emergency order and made 34 arrests, mostly minors, while ADO supporters gathered on the Plein claiming to defend the city. Other cities stayed calm.
In parallel the Catshuis tax talks ended without agreement. The cabinet reported no movement, Klaver and Volt called a deal impossible, and defeat in the Eerste Kamer loomed ahead of Wednesday's debate, though JA21, BBB and SGP still saw room.
Attention then moved to The Hague, where a feared youth protest around Centraal failed to materialize. Police and the ME dispersed groups, expanded an emergency order and made 34 arrests, mostly minors, while ADO supporters gathered on the Plein claiming to defend the city. Other cities stayed calm.
In parallel the Catshuis tax talks ended without agreement. The cabinet reported no movement, Klaver and Volt called a deal impossible, and defeat in the Eerste Kamer loomed ahead of Wednesday's debate, though JA21, BBB and SGP still saw room.
India
•31.10.2026
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Overnight coverage lingered on ISRO's NVS-03 launch from Sriharikota to strengthen NavIC, hailed by the prime minister as self-reliance in navigation.
Morning attention turned to Punjab, where AAP released its first list of 40 candidates for the 2027 assembly polls, retaining incumbents with Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann from Dhuri and fielding jailed minister Sanjeev Arora.
The day was then dominated by the INDIA bloc's symbolic 'public impeachment' of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar at Mallikarjun Kharge's residence. Presided over by Meira Kumar, Kharge moved six charges over voter deletions and SIR, demanding removal, while Rahul Gandhi called the 2024 Lok Sabha election illegal, warned Kumar would not survive, and announced a Supreme Court petition.
The BJP dismissed the proceedings as mockery, Narendra Modi in Gujarat accused the opposition of conspiring abroad, and the ED detained Azam Khan on release from Rampur jail ahead of the November 1 Ramlila rally.
Morning attention turned to Punjab, where AAP released its first list of 40 candidates for the 2027 assembly polls, retaining incumbents with Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann from Dhuri and fielding jailed minister Sanjeev Arora.
The day was then dominated by the INDIA bloc's symbolic 'public impeachment' of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar at Mallikarjun Kharge's residence. Presided over by Meira Kumar, Kharge moved six charges over voter deletions and SIR, demanding removal, while Rahul Gandhi called the 2024 Lok Sabha election illegal, warned Kumar would not survive, and announced a Supreme Court petition.
The BJP dismissed the proceedings as mockery, Narendra Modi in Gujarat accused the opposition of conspiring abroad, and the ED detained Azam Khan on release from Rampur jail ahead of the November 1 Ramlila rally.
Poland
•31.10.2026
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Overnight President Nawrocki cut short his Senegal trip and went to the Constitutional Tribunal, where pro-presidential coverage reported an assault on him and a Chancellery protest, followed by his statement warning of a threat to internal security.
Through Saturday the standoff dominated: accounts of a confrontation with acting head Krystyna Korwin-Piotrowska and her orders, police mobilization around the building, detention of a 30-year-old for assaulting a woman, and competing claims of provocation and police refusal to act. Political fallout built with speculation over Holownia leaving the coalition, Kosiniak-Kamysz answering Nawrocki's appeal, and a proposal to dismiss Tusk's government.
In the evening Tusk delivered an address insisting right is not decided by muscles. Away from the Tribunal, attention went to the resignations of ambassadors Soloch and Kumoch, Gen. Piotrowski's charge that the minister lied over the Blaszczak settlement, and Rubio on Trump's view of Poland.
Through Saturday the standoff dominated: accounts of a confrontation with acting head Krystyna Korwin-Piotrowska and her orders, police mobilization around the building, detention of a 30-year-old for assaulting a woman, and competing claims of provocation and police refusal to act. Political fallout built with speculation over Holownia leaving the coalition, Kosiniak-Kamysz answering Nawrocki's appeal, and a proposal to dismiss Tusk's government.
In the evening Tusk delivered an address insisting right is not decided by muscles. Away from the Tribunal, attention went to the resignations of ambassadors Soloch and Kumoch, Gen. Piotrowski's charge that the minister lied over the Blaszczak settlement, and Rubio on Trump's view of Poland.
Spain
•31.10.2026
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Transport Minister Óscar Puente again refused to resign over the Urda crash that killed 69, saying Sánchez had rejected his offer as unjust while the PP demanded his dismissal. Coverage moved beyond human error: the Guardia Civil pointed to a chain of failures, with the LZB safety system down almost every two days, 170 times this year, and a CIAF warning ignored since 2022. Drivers said they distrusted Adif and demanded speed cuts and a ban on restarting in degraded mode. Urda held a funeral with neighbours and authorities as Spain closed official mourning; 56 victims were identified and 41 injured remained in hospital, 19 in intensive care, while Renfe tightened safety on the Madrid-Seville line.
In Barcelona more than 700 Mossos agents carried out 1,000 identifications and seized 63 objects around a new Blocus call, preventing a repeat of the 24 October lootings.
In Barcelona more than 700 Mossos agents carried out 1,000 identifications and seized 63 objects around a new Blocus call, preventing a repeat of the 24 October lootings.
Turkey
•31.10.2026
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Morning front pages remained scattered, carrying over the Bakırköy municipality operation with 39 arrests, the widening Sarıgül investigation with claims of money moved to Switzerland, and the army's announcement of a soldier killed intervening in a border crossing in Hakkari. Turkey's nomination of Feridun Sinirlioğlu for UN secretary-general and the deepening Polish constitutional court standoff also drew attention.
By midday coverage converged on Dolmabahçe, where President Erdoğan received Ukrainian President Zelenskyy. Outlets reported Erdoğan's domestic medical-device pledges beforehand, then his post-meeting vow to support peace efforts and ensure Black Sea navigation safety.
In the evening attention shifted to markets, as Borsa Istanbul General Manager Korkmaz Enes Ergun was detained in a capital-markets investigation linked to the ongoing fund probe.
By midday coverage converged on Dolmabahçe, where President Erdoğan received Ukrainian President Zelenskyy. Outlets reported Erdoğan's domestic medical-device pledges beforehand, then his post-meeting vow to support peace efforts and ensure Black Sea navigation safety.
In the evening attention shifted to markets, as Borsa Istanbul General Manager Korkmaz Enes Ergun was detained in a capital-markets investigation linked to the ongoing fund probe.
China
•31.10.2026
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State outlets kept the Fifth Plenum discipline decision as the lead, recasting it as a programmatic document for party-building in a new era. The language moved from briefing to slogan — “the CPC fears no Long March hardship” — and to exegesis of the nearly 5,000-character communique as organized around the character for strict, with Xi’s call on self-governance to preserve the leadership core, a State Council study session, and cited foreign approval.
Xi’s talks with the German and Swiss presidents, billed as opening a new chapter in all-round strategic partnership and managing differences through dialogue, slipped to background.
Away from the lockstep, the anti-graft line gained a personnel case with the probe into former oil chief Fu Chengyu, 75, while tech friction continued over Washington’s testing ban and debate over a 2027 military milestone linked to Taiwan.
Xi’s talks with the German and Swiss presidents, billed as opening a new chapter in all-round strategic partnership and managing differences through dialogue, slipped to background.
Away from the lockstep, the anti-graft line gained a personnel case with the probe into former oil chief Fu Chengyu, 75, while tech friction continued over Washington’s testing ban and debate over a 2027 military milestone linked to Taiwan.
Kenya
•31.10.2026
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Saudi Arabia suspended visa issuance for travellers from Kenya citing Ebola, with outlets describing a two-way restriction also barring Saudi travel to Kenya. Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale protested the decision, saying the outbreak remained limited to an imported cluster with no community transmission and urging support over isolation.
Overnight rains flooded roads in Parklands and other parts of Nairobi after Kenya Met warned of rainfall in Nairobi and 46 counties, with reports of a person swept away in Kajiado and crop damage in Kericho.
The fallout from the Linda Mwananchi launch continued after Kalonzo Musyoka was booed for urging delay on a flagbearer. Edwin Sifuna took the campaign to Kwale and named his proposed leadership team while rejecting an umbrella in the rain, as ODM courted Kalonzo and Kenya Kwanza leaders invited him to join the government.
Overnight rains flooded roads in Parklands and other parts of Nairobi after Kenya Met warned of rainfall in Nairobi and 46 counties, with reports of a person swept away in Kajiado and crop damage in Kericho.
The fallout from the Linda Mwananchi launch continued after Kalonzo Musyoka was booed for urging delay on a flagbearer. Edwin Sifuna took the campaign to Kwale and named his proposed leadership team while rejecting an umbrella in the rain, as ODM courted Kalonzo and Kenya Kwanza leaders invited him to join the government.