October 12, 2026
US
•12.10.2026
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Overnight coverage stayed with the Saudi-Houthi exchange, with at least 20 killed in a week of airport attacks and the U.S. embassy urging caution, while Trump's claimed Russia-Ukraine energy ceasefire was contradicted by Zelenskyy as Russian strikes on energy facilities continued.
Attention shifted to reports that Trump and Rubio were weighing dismissal of Greece envoy Kimberly Guilfoyle over alleged improper conduct.
By midday editors centered on a pre-dawn Homeland Security search of Rep. Ilhan Omar's Washington home in a criminal probe described as an immigration-fraud investigation tied to paperwork filed by her late father. Omar said she would 'not be silenced' and called it intimidation.
Late coverage turned to bipartisan pushback to Trump's Russian diesel import deal, with the EU keeping sanctions and energy prices rising.
Attention shifted to reports that Trump and Rubio were weighing dismissal of Greece envoy Kimberly Guilfoyle over alleged improper conduct.
By midday editors centered on a pre-dawn Homeland Security search of Rep. Ilhan Omar's Washington home in a criminal probe described as an immigration-fraud investigation tied to paperwork filed by her late father. Omar said she would 'not be silenced' and called it intimidation.
Late coverage turned to bipartisan pushback to Trump's Russian diesel import deal, with the EU keeping sanctions and energy prices rising.
Israel
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Overnight editors stayed on Houthi strikes on Saudi Arabia, airing Riyadh airport footage, reporting 12 dead, a second hit, a US aviation warning and Washington sounding the IDF chief on an Israeli strike he warned could escalate.
By morning focus turned to the arrest of Kfar Saba mayor Rafi Saar, his wife and some 20 others after a year-long probe into cash bribes for tenders, and to Avichai Mandelblit’s second day on the stand in Netanyahu’s trial, marked by shouting between defense and prosecution over unauthorized steps in Case 4000.
Midday all outlets pivoted to Ramim Ridge, where a Hezbollah cluster dud exploded in a backpack during an ORT Maalot school hike near Lebanon, killing a 14-year-old and wounding about two dozen. Pupils had reportedly handled and photographed it for over an hour, prompting a halt to northern school trips and a Netanyahu hospital visit.
By morning focus turned to the arrest of Kfar Saba mayor Rafi Saar, his wife and some 20 others after a year-long probe into cash bribes for tenders, and to Avichai Mandelblit’s second day on the stand in Netanyahu’s trial, marked by shouting between defense and prosecution over unauthorized steps in Case 4000.
Midday all outlets pivoted to Ramim Ridge, where a Hezbollah cluster dud exploded in a backpack during an ORT Maalot school hike near Lebanon, killing a 14-year-old and wounding about two dozen. Pupils had reportedly handled and photographed it for over an hour, prompting a halt to northern school trips and a Netanyahu hospital visit.
Germany
•12.10.2026
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Bärbel Bas announced she would give up the SPD co-chairmanship and labour ministry, citing the death of her stepdaughter and exhaustion, combined with sharp criticism of attacks from the Union.
Rhineland-Palatinate premier Alexander Schweitzer was quickly named as her successor in the ministry, while co-leader Lars Klingbeil cancelled travel and called a complete re-election of the SPD leadership around the turn of the year.
Klingbeil called the Union's treatment indecent, Manuela Schwesig called it inhumane and Chancellor Merz expressed regret; the Union combined sympathy with irritation, particularly at Schwesig, as speculation turned to Pistorius or Schwesig and warnings of a power struggle grew.
At a CDU retreat Merz tried to move on with a proposed electricity-tax cut, while commentary framed the resignation as a caesura for the black-red coalition and questioned pension plans. Earlier Trump claims of an energy ceasefire and a US-Russian diesel deal lingered as Russian attacks continued.
Rhineland-Palatinate premier Alexander Schweitzer was quickly named as her successor in the ministry, while co-leader Lars Klingbeil cancelled travel and called a complete re-election of the SPD leadership around the turn of the year.
Klingbeil called the Union's treatment indecent, Manuela Schwesig called it inhumane and Chancellor Merz expressed regret; the Union combined sympathy with irritation, particularly at Schwesig, as speculation turned to Pistorius or Schwesig and warnings of a power struggle grew.
At a CDU retreat Merz tried to move on with a proposed electricity-tax cut, while commentary framed the resignation as a caesura for the black-red coalition and questioned pension plans. Earlier Trump claims of an energy ceasefire and a US-Russian diesel deal lingered as Russian attacks continued.
France
•12.10.2026
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Overnight coverage lingered on Raphaël Glucksmann’s first-round primary win with about two-thirds of the vote, his flouring after the celebration and his call for Mélenchon to disavow violence while closing the door to LFI and appealing to ecologists.
Attention shifted Monday morning to renewed lycéen blockades in Paris, Strasbourg, Rennes and Gironde, with 273 custodies in Paris, eight IGPN inquiries, at least eight education staff injured, and an education ministry meeting promised Thursday as Macron urged calm.
By mid-morning a shooting at Collège Joseph-Lakanal in Aubagne dominated, where a 14-year-old allegedly fired a hunting rifle concealed in a guitar case, wounding the principal and a teacher before being overpowered; both parents were detained and ministers Nuñez and Geffray visited. Separately, a cyberattack raised refrigerator temperatures in Intermarché, Coopérative U, Leclerc and Carrefour stores, while fire gutted Paris’s Marché des Enfants Rouges.
Attention shifted Monday morning to renewed lycéen blockades in Paris, Strasbourg, Rennes and Gironde, with 273 custodies in Paris, eight IGPN inquiries, at least eight education staff injured, and an education ministry meeting promised Thursday as Macron urged calm.
By mid-morning a shooting at Collège Joseph-Lakanal in Aubagne dominated, where a 14-year-old allegedly fired a hunting rifle concealed in a guitar case, wounding the principal and a teacher before being overpowered; both parents were detained and ministers Nuñez and Geffray visited. Separately, a cyberattack raised refrigerator temperatures in Intermarché, Coopérative U, Leclerc and Carrefour stores, while fire gutted Paris’s Marché des Enfants Rouges.
Lebanon
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Dahr al-Baidar dominated the morning, with Prime Minister Salam promising punishment for illicit arms, Geagea calling the truck seizure the most dangerous incident in years and demanding Hezbollah's chain of command be dismantled, as Judge Ghanem opened the probe.
By midday the army announced a second seizure of about 200 kilos of explosives at the Syrian border, publishing photos, with outlets citing C4 and Justice Minister Nassar warning it could level a neighbourhood.
Attention then shifted to Ramim ridge near the border, where an explosion among Israeli schoolchildren rose from eight wounded to one student killed and up to 24 wounded, with the Israeli army preliminarily blaming a leftover Hezbollah cluster bomb.
The EU decision to create a new support mission for Lebanon, welcomed by Aoun, and reports of Hezbollah rearming with drones and recruits framed the security debate, while Riyadh airport fallout receded.
By midday the army announced a second seizure of about 200 kilos of explosives at the Syrian border, publishing photos, with outlets citing C4 and Justice Minister Nassar warning it could level a neighbourhood.
Attention then shifted to Ramim ridge near the border, where an explosion among Israeli schoolchildren rose from eight wounded to one student killed and up to 24 wounded, with the Israeli army preliminarily blaming a leftover Hezbollah cluster bomb.
The EU decision to create a new support mission for Lebanon, welcomed by Aoun, and reports of Hezbollah rearming with drones and recruits framed the security debate, while Riyadh airport fallout receded.
Ukraine
•12.10.2026
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Overnight clarification narrowed Trump's announcement to refineries only, and Zelensky said Russia kept hitting power plants and Kharkiv housing hours afterward. He said Ukraine held its fire overnight but would resume refinery strikes unless Russia stopped attacks on its grid, offering Washington written guarantees.
Washington pressure built around the parallel diesel arrangement, which senators from both parties called illegal and a financial lifeline for Putin, while reports described threats to cut intelligence and arms and menacing calls to Ukrainian commanders.
Strikes dominated front pages: a morning drone destroyed upper floors in Kharkiv injuring 12, a drone killed a woman in a 25-storey Kyiv tower injuring 11, and an evening hit collapsed an entrance of a five-storey block in Kharkiv with people under rubble.
Washington pressure built around the parallel diesel arrangement, which senators from both parties called illegal and a financial lifeline for Putin, while reports described threats to cut intelligence and arms and menacing calls to Ukrainian commanders.
Strikes dominated front pages: a morning drone destroyed upper floors in Kharkiv injuring 12, a drone killed a woman in a 25-storey Kyiv tower injuring 11, and an evening hit collapsed an entrance of a five-storey block in Kharkiv with people under rubble.
Palestine
•12.10.2026
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Israeli fire continued in Gaza despite the truce, rising from four killed including a child in Shujaiya and Rafah to five by morning, with drone strikes on Mawasi and demolitions east of Gaza City. Raya reported the Yellow Line holding and expanding, while health authorities put the total at 74,382 killed.
Midday attention turned to Haaretz accounts in which soldiers said they received orders to bomb inhabited buildings without evacuation, including the Jabalia strike estimated to have killed 300. Netanyahu was reported seeking prosecution of the sources.
In parallel, authorities demolished homes of 80 families and a mosque in al-Dhahiya in the Negev, settlers blocked olive pickers near Ramallah, and European pressure grew over Abbas's postponement of elections to 2027, with France, Belgium and the EU urging a vote and Hussein al-Sheikh pledging an earlier date under conditions.
Midday attention turned to Haaretz accounts in which soldiers said they received orders to bomb inhabited buildings without evacuation, including the Jabalia strike estimated to have killed 300. Netanyahu was reported seeking prosecution of the sources.
In parallel, authorities demolished homes of 80 families and a mosque in al-Dhahiya in the Negev, settlers blocked olive pickers near Ramallah, and European pressure grew over Abbas's postponement of elections to 2027, with France, Belgium and the EU urging a vote and Hussein al-Sheikh pledging an earlier date under conditions.
UK
•12.10.2026
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Overnight editors picked up Trump's claimed energy ceasefire in Ukraine as Russian strikes continued, with the BBC reporting power outages and Zelensky saying a power plant was hit immediately after the announcement. Lavrov said Ukraine did not deserve respite, while Zelensky first offered conditional support then cited six energy sites hit as Putin's answer and vowed retaliation.
By midday domestic attention turned to Prime Minister Burnham's EU intervention. The Telegraph carried live his argument to MPs that pursuing closer ties was his duty, echoed by Sadiq Khan. Coverage centred on his refusal to rule out rejoining without a referendum and his claim Russian interference swayed the Brexit vote. No 10 backtracked through the day, with Boris Johnson accusing him of lying and critics calling it a conspiracy theory.
By midday domestic attention turned to Prime Minister Burnham's EU intervention. The Telegraph carried live his argument to MPs that pursuing closer ties was his duty, echoed by Sadiq Khan. Coverage centred on his refusal to rule out rejoining without a referendum and his claim Russian interference swayed the Brexit vote. No 10 backtracked through the day, with Boris Johnson accusing him of lying and critics calling it a conspiracy theory.
Iran
•12.10.2026
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Successive Houthi-claimed strikes left Riyadh's King Khaled airport closed, with exile outlets reporting 14 dead after a third hit in four days, extended suspensions, empty skies, a U.S. aviation warning and BP-led withdrawals from the Riyadh energy conference. State outlets noted a Saudi projectile-reporting app and framed damage as caused by interceptors.
Tehran paired mediation offers with blame, saying it would facilitate Saudi-Yemen dialogue while the foreign ministry spokesman held continued U.S. war and blockade responsible for Hormuz insecurity and President Pezeshkian vowed not to bow to America.
Attention then shifted to London, where the prime minister said the IRGC almost certainly directed the Fairford airbase plot, summoning Iran's ambassador and sanctioning two Iranians. The U.S. and 28 allies endorsed the assessment and warned Tehran, which denied the charge and demanded evidence.
Tehran paired mediation offers with blame, saying it would facilitate Saudi-Yemen dialogue while the foreign ministry spokesman held continued U.S. war and blockade responsible for Hormuz insecurity and President Pezeshkian vowed not to bow to America.
Attention then shifted to London, where the prime minister said the IRGC almost certainly directed the Fairford airbase plot, summoning Iran's ambassador and sanctioning two Iranians. The U.S. and 28 allies endorsed the assessment and warned Tehran, which denied the charge and demanded evidence.
Russia
•12.10.2026
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Overnight Russian outlets amplified Axios claims Trump was “really mad” at Zelensky over refinery strikes, threatening to cut arms and intelligence, with the Kremlin framing his call for leadership change as a result of Kyiv’s unwillingness to stop the war.
By midday focus shifted to Peskov’s response to Trump’s claimed energy truce and Zelensky’s proposal for a 60-day pause to hold elections: Moscow said it had no position on the energy halt while dismissing the longer pause, offering only to refrain from strikes on election day itself. Lavrov added Kyiv had not earned respite as both sides reported continued strikes on energy, ports and rail.
Evening coverage turned to the EU’s largest sanctions expansion since 2022 and NATO’s commander outlining retaliatory strikes on St. Petersburg and Kaliningrad, alongside fallout from Ukrainian hits on Yandex data centers and Novak confirming diesel talks with the U.S.
By midday focus shifted to Peskov’s response to Trump’s claimed energy truce and Zelensky’s proposal for a 60-day pause to hold elections: Moscow said it had no position on the energy halt while dismissing the longer pause, offering only to refrain from strikes on election day itself. Lavrov added Kyiv had not earned respite as both sides reported continued strikes on energy, ports and rail.
Evening coverage turned to the EU’s largest sanctions expansion since 2022 and NATO’s commander outlining retaliatory strikes on St. Petersburg and Kaliningrad, alongside fallout from Ukrainian hits on Yandex data centers and Novak confirming diesel talks with the U.S.
Italy
•12.10.2026
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Trump's claimed energy truce fell apart as Moscow denied any deal and Kyiv said it had not been informed. Russian missiles killed three in Kharkiv and hit power plants, leaving parts of Ukraine in blackout. Zelensky tied a vote to a two-month halt and threatened retaliation for violations; the Kremlin offered to pause only for election day and blamed Europe, as the EU readied new sanctions and NATO commander Grynkewich said forces were ready to fight if attacked.
The Vatican said Leo XIV's lung nodule emerged from routine checks, with Gemelli admission Tuesday and audiences suspended until 20 October, Peru trip maintained.
At Assolombarda Meloni called growth weak and with Merz and De Wever pressed Brussels for energy relief, saying Italy was not in the EU to always say yes, as Istat reported inflation halting purchasing-power recovery. In Sardinia the speleologist trapped 27 hours was freed alive.
The Vatican said Leo XIV's lung nodule emerged from routine checks, with Gemelli admission Tuesday and audiences suspended until 20 October, Peru trip maintained.
At Assolombarda Meloni called growth weak and with Merz and De Wever pressed Brussels for energy relief, saying Italy was not in the EU to always say yes, as Istat reported inflation halting purchasing-power recovery. In Sardinia the speleologist trapped 27 hours was freed alive.
Japan
•12.10.2026
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Morning coverage shifted abruptly from Trump's claimed Russia-Ukraine energy ceasefire to North Korea's back-to-back launches. Defense Ministry reports cited by NHK, TBS, Sankei and others said suspected ballistic missiles fired from near Pyongyang fell outside Japan's EEZ in the Sea of Japan, with South Korean military estimates of over 900 km and possible irregular trajectories. No damage was reported; Prime Minister Takaichi ordered information gathering, and TBS framed the launches as a response to Seoul's hypersonic test.
Yomiuri and Sankei followed up the previous evening's ceasefire claim with President Zelenskyy's charge that Russia kept striking gas facilities.
Evening attention moved to Stockholm, where NHK, Yomiuri and TBS reported the economics prize to Americans Robert Hall and Michael Woodford for macroeconomic stabilization models.
Yomiuri and Sankei followed up the previous evening's ceasefire claim with President Zelenskyy's charge that Russia kept striking gas facilities.
Evening attention moved to Stockholm, where NHK, Yomiuri and TBS reported the economics prize to Americans Robert Hall and Michael Woodford for macroeconomic stabilization models.
Netherlands
•12.10.2026
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Overnight coverage carried a second strike on Riyadh airport, leaving one dead and eleven wounded, a smaller toll than the previous day's Houthi attack.
By morning attention shifted to Albert Heijn, Etos and Gall & Gall after a cybersecurity incident took apps and websites offline, halted home delivery and left stores showing last week's prices.
Midday NATO's top commander presented a 'Theory of Victory' for repelling an attack — to block, blunt and break the enemy — directed at Russia without naming it.
Afternoon reporting returned to Albert Heijn as multiple distribution centres shut down, raising warnings of empty shelves and self-scan failures, with NRC noting the broad shutdown suggested the intruder's location was unknown.
Evening coverage added that Russia continued strikes on Ukraine's energy grid despite Trump's claimed halt.
By morning attention shifted to Albert Heijn, Etos and Gall & Gall after a cybersecurity incident took apps and websites offline, halted home delivery and left stores showing last week's prices.
Midday NATO's top commander presented a 'Theory of Victory' for repelling an attack — to block, blunt and break the enemy — directed at Russia without naming it.
Afternoon reporting returned to Albert Heijn as multiple distribution centres shut down, raising warnings of empty shelves and self-scan failures, with NRC noting the broad shutdown suggested the intruder's location was unknown.
Evening coverage added that Russia continued strikes on Ukraine's energy grid despite Trump's claimed halt.
India
•12.10.2026
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CJI Surya Kant refused to meet INDIA bloc leaders before their march, citing separation of powers and saying relief must come through petitions. At a morning briefing Rahul Gandhi accused the government of sealing Delhi, halting trains and buses, claimed contact with 200 officials and messages from CEC Gyanesh Kumar, and urged Kumar to turn approver.
By afternoon Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi led thousands on foot from Barakhamba toward the Supreme Court with Akhilesh Yadav, Tejashwi Yadav and activists Neha Bora and Yogendra Yadav. Police stopped the column short of the court while aides filed an 11-leader writ petition seeking a stay on SIR, disclosure of EC records and an independent audit. The registry flagged 14 defects including a Rs 220 fee shortfall.
Delhi Police denotified Jantar Mantar as a protest site and named three alternatives. A Kerala Congress post demanding the CJI resign was deleted after backlash.
By afternoon Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi led thousands on foot from Barakhamba toward the Supreme Court with Akhilesh Yadav, Tejashwi Yadav and activists Neha Bora and Yogendra Yadav. Police stopped the column short of the court while aides filed an 11-leader writ petition seeking a stay on SIR, disclosure of EC records and an independent audit. The registry flagged 14 defects including a Rs 220 fee shortfall.
Delhi Police denotified Jantar Mantar as a protest site and named three alternatives. A Kerala Congress post demanding the CJI resign was deleted after backlash.
Poland
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Full PKW results confirmed Gibała's runoff victory over Piątkowska, and wPolityce spent the day assigning blame. Kaczyński, KO lawmakers and Domański offered competing explanations for the loss, from a cracked KO electorate to discouragement in the party, while attention turned to what Gibała had promised not to do and how Tusk's government would work with him.
TVN24 largely left Krakow aside. After brief items on the Warsaw Security Forum opening and foreign statements from Trump, Zelensky and Kellogg, it settled in the afternoon on a premiere investigation into abuse at the Dominow juvenile shelter, repeating former wards' accounts into the evening.
Late in the day wPolityce revived the Kołodziejczak case, reporting that more women had come forward two years after an earlier warning was ignored.
TVN24 largely left Krakow aside. After brief items on the Warsaw Security Forum opening and foreign statements from Trump, Zelensky and Kellogg, it settled in the afternoon on a premiere investigation into abuse at the Dominow juvenile shelter, repeating former wards' accounts into the evening.
Late in the day wPolityce revived the Kołodziejczak case, reporting that more women had come forward two years after an earlier warning was ignored.
Spain
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Overnight polls kept PSOE and Sumar at lows with Vox at a record at PP's expense, framing the 29-N precampaign.
Morning coverage moved to the Fiesta Nacional parade in Madrid, presided by the Kings and presented as election-marked and shadowed by Ceuta and the coming royal visit. Editors centered on insults and booing greeting Sánchez's arrival, Abascal's absence from the royal reception and his trip to Ceuta, and Princess Leonor's recovery of the Toisón.
Parallel left negotiations advanced, with ERC and Podemos confirming a Catalonia pact around a Rufián-Montero tandem while the Frente Amplio held to Colau in Madrid.
By afternoon the Supreme Court rejected the government's appeal and kept 163,000 naturalized under the grandchildren's law off the 29-N census, citing census purity, with Moncloa weighing a Constitutional Court challenge.
Morning coverage moved to the Fiesta Nacional parade in Madrid, presided by the Kings and presented as election-marked and shadowed by Ceuta and the coming royal visit. Editors centered on insults and booing greeting Sánchez's arrival, Abascal's absence from the royal reception and his trip to Ceuta, and Princess Leonor's recovery of the Toisón.
Parallel left negotiations advanced, with ERC and Podemos confirming a Catalonia pact around a Rufián-Montero tandem while the Frente Amplio held to Colau in Madrid.
By afternoon the Supreme Court rejected the government's appeal and kept 163,000 naturalized under the grandchildren's law off the 29-N census, citing census purity, with Moncloa weighing a Constitutional Court challenge.
Turkey
•12.10.2026
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Overnight attention stayed on the fund probe after reports of 401 billion lira evaporating from two funds in 16 days, prompting a confidentiality investigation into leaked documents marked Gizli. Vice President Yılmaz warned against casting a shadow over markets and ruled out use of public resources.
By midday focus briefly shifted to Akhisar, where drivers’ statements and a survivor account blaming a wrong turn emerged in the Manisa bus crash that killed 11, before editors turned to the peace process as the PKK vacated four camps in northern Iraq, with first images published and parliamentary leaders citing positive field developments.
Evening belonged to the Cabinet meeting. President Erdoğan announced interim principal payments of up to 1 million lira in October and vowed those with illicit gains would pay, while condemning renewed Houthi strikes on Riyadh as fresh blasts were reported in the Saudi capital.
By midday focus briefly shifted to Akhisar, where drivers’ statements and a survivor account blaming a wrong turn emerged in the Manisa bus crash that killed 11, before editors turned to the peace process as the PKK vacated four camps in northern Iraq, with first images published and parliamentary leaders citing positive field developments.
Evening belonged to the Cabinet meeting. President Erdoğan announced interim principal payments of up to 1 million lira in October and vowed those with illicit gains would pay, while condemning renewed Houthi strikes on Riyadh as fresh blasts were reported in the Saudi capital.
China
•12.10.2026
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State papers opened carrying over the Healthy China tribute to Xi's 'people first, life first' line, then replaced it with a synchronized retrospective on autumn head-of-state diplomacy. By midday that gave way to identical notices of Xi exchanging congratulations with Papua New Guinea's governor-general on 50 years of ties, stressing political trust and cooperation, which held as the lead through the afternoon.
Underneath ran the publication of the first two volumes of Xi's cultural anthology and follow-up on countermeasures against officials from Belize and Paraguay over Taiwan, echoed by outside outlets noting Taipei's criticism.
Trade coverage shifted to fresh China-EU auto outcomes and the joint statement from the second investment consultation meeting, while the Long March anniversary series continued as background.
Underneath ran the publication of the first two volumes of Xi's cultural anthology and follow-up on countermeasures against officials from Belize and Paraguay over Taiwan, echoed by outside outlets noting Taipei's criticism.
Trade coverage shifted to fresh China-EU auto outcomes and the joint statement from the second investment consultation meeting, while the Long March anniversary series continued as background.
Kenya
•12.10.2026
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A helicopter attempting takeoff at Kericho Golf Club carrying the Environment PS crashed, leaving four to five occupants injured but stable, prompting a Kenya Forest Service probe and a Taifa Leo editorial demanding action after recent crashes.
Health Cabinet Secretary Duale gazetted new Ebola rules and declared the virus a formidable epidemic disease, building on the quarantine of over 100 contacts, as former AG Muturi demanded an incident probe and Duale's resignation.
Tharaka Nithi Governor Muthomi Njuki was elected Council of Governors chair with Kenneth Lusaka as deputy.
President Ruto pressed on with his North Rift tour, saying he was ready for judgment and commissioning the Ziwa 2 dam, while 2027 maneuvering intensified around Nairobi's governorship, Gachagua's pledge of a single opposition candidate amid mole claims, and Cherargei's revived seven-year term proposal.
KTDA paid annual bonuses to 700,000 tea farmers.
Health Cabinet Secretary Duale gazetted new Ebola rules and declared the virus a formidable epidemic disease, building on the quarantine of over 100 contacts, as former AG Muturi demanded an incident probe and Duale's resignation.
Tharaka Nithi Governor Muthomi Njuki was elected Council of Governors chair with Kenneth Lusaka as deputy.
President Ruto pressed on with his North Rift tour, saying he was ready for judgment and commissioning the Ziwa 2 dam, while 2027 maneuvering intensified around Nairobi's governorship, Gachagua's pledge of a single opposition candidate amid mole claims, and Cherargei's revived seven-year term proposal.
KTDA paid annual bonuses to 700,000 tea farmers.