October 29, 2026
US
•29.10.2026
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Five days before the midterms, the Alaska Senate ballot dispute moved from allegation to investigation. Governor Mike Dunleavy ordered a state probe into claims Mary Peltola's campaign recruited a second Dan Sullivan to confuse voters, which she denied. Hours later ABC and AP reported a new wave of Justice Department grand jury subpoenas in the federal criminal inquiry, later extended to California election officials after a judge had rejected the bid to segregate 20,000 mail ballots.
On the trail, Trump canceled a Kansas rally and rallied in South Carolina while Obama campaigned in Georgia, as polls suggested unexpected Democratic Senate openings. Pentagon chief Hegseth fired a top Joint Staff general accused of leaking Iran and Ukraine secrets, referred for prosecution, as Washington warned allies of possible post-election strikes on Iran.
Late coverage shifted to the death of Patrick Stewart at 86.
On the trail, Trump canceled a Kansas rally and rallied in South Carolina while Obama campaigned in Georgia, as polls suggested unexpected Democratic Senate openings. Pentagon chief Hegseth fired a top Joint Staff general accused of leaking Iran and Ukraine secrets, referred for prosecution, as Washington warned allies of possible post-election strikes on Iran.
Late coverage shifted to the death of Patrick Stewart at 86.
Israel
•29.10.2026
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Overnight double-envelope counting kept the deadlock from the previous day at 53 seats for Netanyahu's bloc to 48 for Eisenkot's, Likud rising to 27 at Shas's expense down to six.
Focus shifted when Elections Committee chair Sohlberg unusually instructed Shin Bet chief Zini to urgently examine suspected foreign-funded election bribery to boost Arab turnout, reported as tens of millions from Qatar. The Shin Bet opened an inquiry after holding intelligence from before election day without briefing Sohlberg. Police and election officials countered there was no evidence of systematic fraud and ballot purity was preserved, the Shin Bet calling the probe limited and apolitical in origin. Qatar and Ra'am leader Abbas denied involvement, while Eisenkot accused Netanyahu of an influence operation to delegitimize the results and delay the Knesset swearing-in.
Evening certified final results confirmed the stalemate with Arab parties at a record 19, turning coverage to coalition scenarios.
Focus shifted when Elections Committee chair Sohlberg unusually instructed Shin Bet chief Zini to urgently examine suspected foreign-funded election bribery to boost Arab turnout, reported as tens of millions from Qatar. The Shin Bet opened an inquiry after holding intelligence from before election day without briefing Sohlberg. Police and election officials countered there was no evidence of systematic fraud and ballot purity was preserved, the Shin Bet calling the probe limited and apolitical in origin. Qatar and Ra'am leader Abbas denied involvement, while Eisenkot accused Netanyahu of an influence operation to delegitimize the results and delay the Knesset swearing-in.
Evening certified final results confirmed the stalemate with Arab parties at a record 19, turning coverage to coalition scenarios.
Germany
•29.10.2026
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Morning papers opened with leaked notes in which Berlin Left lead candidate Elif Eralp said she feared Hamas sympathizers and could not endanger herself and family. Coverage named activist Ibrahim Ibrahim and traced an aggressive anti-Israel milieu, while Eralp pledged to lead without fear and threatened legal action against Spiegel over authorization.
By midday editors questioned her fitness to become governing mayor, with former mayors quoted that fear must not govern and SPD and Greens pressed on Red-Green-Red.
That domestic focus displaced Volkswagen's €5.8bn quarterly loss and Christine Lagarde's announcement she would leave the ECB presidency early in February, prompting succession speculation.
Evening closed with foreign items: Israel's stalemate, Putin's warning he was ready for war with Europe, and obituaries for Elke Sommer and Patrick Stewart.
By midday editors questioned her fitness to become governing mayor, with former mayors quoted that fear must not govern and SPD and Greens pressed on Red-Green-Red.
That domestic focus displaced Volkswagen's €5.8bn quarterly loss and Christine Lagarde's announcement she would leave the ECB presidency early in February, prompting succession speculation.
Evening closed with foreign items: Israel's stalemate, Putin's warning he was ready for war with Europe, and obituaries for Elke Sommer and Patrick Stewart.
France
•29.10.2026
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Transferred overnight to Paris after custody was lifted, Kevin T. faced the anti-terror prosecution over the Yvelines racist attack. The prosecutor said he admitted targeting people of Muslim, African or North-African type, with RN stickers found at his home, premeditation and no regret, though he denied terrorist intent. He was later placed under investigation for terrorist murder and attempted murder and remanded in custody, as reports detailed a racist assault three days earlier.
Focus then moved to Saturday's act III and Halloween. After meeting high-school organisations on crowd-control doctrine, Interior Minister Nunez announced 70,000 police and gendarmes, demonstrations authorised outside city centres, bans in Paris and a curfew for minors.
In Spain the Urda collision toll rose from 69 to 74 dead, with several French nationals unaccounted for and a former minister among victims.
Focus then moved to Saturday's act III and Halloween. After meeting high-school organisations on crowd-control doctrine, Interior Minister Nunez announced 70,000 police and gendarmes, demonstrations authorised outside city centres, bans in Paris and a curfew for minors.
In Spain the Urda collision toll rose from 69 to 74 dead, with several French nationals unaccounted for and a former minister among victims.
Lebanon
•29.10.2026
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Final Israeli tally gave Netanyahu's camp 53 seats to 48 for Eizenkot and 19 for Arab lists, with no majority. Attention turned to pressure on Arab parties as Netanyahu sought a government and to what the stalemate meant for Lebanon's front and negotiations.
Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem said resistance would continue until occupation ended regardless of the winner, with Sheikh Daamoush adding no inch of land would be ceded. The statements drew rebukes and a call to refer Hezbollah to the Judicial Council, as President Aoun restated the state's monopoly on arms and said Lebanon's demands in talks with Israel remained unmet.
The IRGC said it downed a US MQ-1 near Hormuz as Washington warned allies of possible post-election strikes on Iran. Domestically the Dahr al-Baidar explosives file advanced with seven new suspects, while Israeli shelling hit southern villages.
Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem said resistance would continue until occupation ended regardless of the winner, with Sheikh Daamoush adding no inch of land would be ceded. The statements drew rebukes and a call to refer Hezbollah to the Judicial Council, as President Aoun restated the state's monopoly on arms and said Lebanon's demands in talks with Israel remained unmet.
The IRGC said it downed a US MQ-1 near Hormuz as Washington warned allies of possible post-election strikes on Iran. Domestically the Dahr al-Baidar explosives file advanced with seven new suspects, while Israeli shelling hit southern villages.
Ukraine
•29.10.2026
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•Yesterday
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Overnight Moscow claimed a mass drone assault of more than 600 UAVs while Ukrainian outlets reported strikes on military industry in Bashkortostan, including a chemical complex and a plant described as Russia's sole producer of a body-armor component. Kyiv logged repeated air alerts.
Attention shifted to Oleshky, where officials said a 54-hour silence held with no violations, access routes were demined and humanitarian delivery and evacuation were set for Friday until 14:00, with Ukrainian, U.S. and Russian representatives arriving at the staging point. Skepticism persisted over Russian intentions and use of the pause to fortify.
Midday a Russian jet drone hit the platform at Dnipro railway station beside passenger trains, killing 14 and wounding 14, including a child. Zelensky warned of prepared ballistic strikes; by evening ballistics hit Kyiv's Darnytskyi district, damaging warehouses and housing and killing one.
Attention shifted to Oleshky, where officials said a 54-hour silence held with no violations, access routes were demined and humanitarian delivery and evacuation were set for Friday until 14:00, with Ukrainian, U.S. and Russian representatives arriving at the staging point. Skepticism persisted over Russian intentions and use of the pause to fortify.
Midday a Russian jet drone hit the platform at Dnipro railway station beside passenger trains, killing 14 and wounding 14, including a child. Zelensky warned of prepared ballistic strikes; by evening ballistics hit Kyiv's Darnytskyi district, damaging warehouses and housing and killing one.
Palestine
•29.10.2026
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Final count after 100% gave Netanyahu's camp 53 seats to Eisenkot's 48 and 19 to Arab lists, leaving no majority. Netanyahu pledged to stay with Ben-Gvir and Smotrich as Eisenkot was tipped to be tasked first and Herzog denied a rotation deal. Arab leaders said their vote blocked Netanyahu and set conditions for backing an alternative, while Ben-Gvir demanded arrest of Arab party heads over alleged Qatari funding, which Doha denied.
Israeli fire on Gaza was reported as truce violations, with a Gaza vehicle strike killing two and a worksite bombing in Al-Mawasi killing four, for a toll of five killed and 55 wounded, later updated with three more killed. Euro-Med Monitor said about 19 children were killed in October.
The Hebron operation continued with 537 families displaced, 80,000 students cut off from classrooms and losses put at 12 million shekels, alongside raids, arrests and demolitions around Jerusalem and Nablus.
Israeli fire on Gaza was reported as truce violations, with a Gaza vehicle strike killing two and a worksite bombing in Al-Mawasi killing four, for a toll of five killed and 55 wounded, later updated with three more killed. Euro-Med Monitor said about 19 children were killed in October.
The Hebron operation continued with 537 families displaced, 80,000 students cut off from classrooms and losses put at 12 million shekels, alongside raids, arrests and demolitions around Jerusalem and Nablus.
UK
•29.10.2026
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Morning papers carried Chancellor John Healey defending his first Budget, with tax rises on banks, landlords and savers to fund £100 energy payments for 20m households. Right-leaning titles said middle-earners would be worse off, while Healey promised a tough cut to the welfare bill focused on young people.
By midday the Institute for Fiscal Studies called the package risky for ignoring weak growth and warning of a brutal spending review next year. Downing Street then rejected any timetable for welfare cuts, forcing No 10 to admit spending would not fall by the next election and fuelling speculation about a December vote under Andy Burnham.
Coverage of Spain's high-speed collision south of Madrid continued as the death toll reached 69 and audio of driver-control exchanges emerged.
Late editions turned to the death of Sir Patrick Stewart aged 86 after illness.
By midday the Institute for Fiscal Studies called the package risky for ignoring weak growth and warning of a brutal spending review next year. Downing Street then rejected any timetable for welfare cuts, forcing No 10 to admit spending would not fall by the next election and fuelling speculation about a December vote under Andy Burnham.
Coverage of Spain's high-speed collision south of Madrid continued as the death toll reached 69 and audio of driver-control exchanges emerged.
Late editions turned to the death of Sir Patrick Stewart aged 86 after illness.
Iran
•29.10.2026
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The backchannel report dominated early coverage. The Wall Street Journal and follow-ups in US media, as cited by Persian outlets, described a letter from Vice President Vance to security chief Mohsen Rezaei proposing direct talks including the nuclear file. Trump acknowledged correspondence but denied ordering negotiations, recasting it as medical assistance. Tehran outlets voiced suspicion and reported no reply, while parliament speaker Qalibaf restated seven conditions and the White House said all options remained, with AP reporting allies warned of a possible strike.
State outlets then pressed claims around the Strait of Hormuz, saying the IRGC downed a US MQ-1 drone, seized another intact, and that three tankers on an unauthorized route struck mines. The army claimed strategic control and a commander said transit would stay restricted until demands were met, assertions US Central Command dismissed as commercial traffic continued.
State outlets then pressed claims around the Strait of Hormuz, saying the IRGC downed a US MQ-1 drone, seized another intact, and that three tankers on an unauthorized route struck mines. The army claimed strategic control and a commander said transit would stay restricted until demands were met, assertions US Central Command dismissed as commercial traffic continued.
Russia
•29.10.2026
•Thursday
•Yesterday
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Overnight front pages tracked a mass drone raid, with counts rising from dozens to 613 aircraft headed toward Moscow, 231 reported downed near the capital and over 1,200 nationwide. Airports restricted operations and more than 400 flights were cancelled in Moscow and St Petersburg, while outlets reported damage to industrial sites in Bashkiria and casualties in Leningrad region.
By morning attention moved to the second day of the Russia-Africa summit in the Kremlin, where Putin spoke of multipolarity, rejection of colonial practices and ruble settlements, and announced an action plan to 2029.
Evening coverage centered on Putin's remarks on war with Europe, quoted as ready by 2030 but unwanted and winnerless, alongside warnings over Baltic tankers. Parallel wires noted Abu Dhabi talks after November 4 without Europe, progress on the Aleshki humanitarian corridor, passage of the 2027-2029 budget in first reading and the crash of a Russkiye Vityazi Su-30SM.
By morning attention moved to the second day of the Russia-Africa summit in the Kremlin, where Putin spoke of multipolarity, rejection of colonial practices and ruble settlements, and announced an action plan to 2029.
Evening coverage centered on Putin's remarks on war with Europe, quoted as ready by 2030 but unwanted and winnerless, alongside warnings over Baltic tankers. Parallel wires noted Abu Dhabi talks after November 4 without Europe, progress on the Aleshki humanitarian corridor, passage of the 2027-2029 budget in first reading and the crash of a Russkiye Vityazi Su-30SM.
Italy
•29.10.2026
•Thursday
•Yesterday
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The cabinet's overnight approval of the 26-billion-euro 2027 budget dominated morning editions, detailed as a middle-class cut with the 33% Irpef bracket extended to 55,000 euros, a 100-euro yearly fund for newborns and a health voucher for the elderly.
Attention then moved to Toledo, where the death toll rose to 69 while investigators questioned a green light given despite a stalled convoy; one of three missing Italians was found alive.
Midday coverage turned to Christine Lagarde's resignation from the ECB effective 7 February 2027 and to the Cassation ruling confirming the shutdown of ex-Ilva's blast furnaces in Taranto on health grounds.
By evening all outlets shifted to Brcko, where an Italian Army helicopter on the Eufor Althea mission crashed, killing two soldiers and two Red Cross operators and injuring eleven, with Mattarella and Meloni expressing grief as causes remained under verification.
Attention then moved to Toledo, where the death toll rose to 69 while investigators questioned a green light given despite a stalled convoy; one of three missing Italians was found alive.
Midday coverage turned to Christine Lagarde's resignation from the ECB effective 7 February 2027 and to the Cassation ruling confirming the shutdown of ex-Ilva's blast furnaces in Taranto on health grounds.
By evening all outlets shifted to Brcko, where an Italian Army helicopter on the Eufor Althea mission crashed, killing two soldiers and two Red Cross operators and injuring eleven, with Mattarella and Meloni expressing grief as causes remained under verification.
Japan
•29.10.2026
•Thursday
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Overnight a magnitude 5.4 earthquake struck northeastern Chiba, registering lower 5 in Yokoshibahikari with no tsunami risk.
Attention turned to Spain, where the Toledo high-speed collision death toll rose to 68 on suspected signaling error; the Foreign Ministry said two Japanese names appeared on the passenger manifest and set up a local response headquarters to confirm their safety.
Midday North Korea launched around ten short-range ballistic missiles that fell outside Japan's EEZ, prompting orders from Prime Minister Takaichi for information gathering and preparedness.
Domestically the LDP, Ishin and DPP formally agreed to cut 31 proportional Lower House seats, while Takaichi announced electricity and gas subsidies for December-February and a phased gasoline subsidy reduction. Chubu Electric withdrew its Hamaoka Units 3-4 review, posting over 370 billion yen in special losses, as a trench collapse at a waterworks site in Anjo, Aichi killed two workers.
Attention turned to Spain, where the Toledo high-speed collision death toll rose to 68 on suspected signaling error; the Foreign Ministry said two Japanese names appeared on the passenger manifest and set up a local response headquarters to confirm their safety.
Midday North Korea launched around ten short-range ballistic missiles that fell outside Japan's EEZ, prompting orders from Prime Minister Takaichi for information gathering and preparedness.
Domestically the LDP, Ishin and DPP formally agreed to cut 31 proportional Lower House seats, while Takaichi announced electricity and gas subsidies for December-February and a phased gasoline subsidy reduction. Chubu Electric withdrew its Hamaoka Units 3-4 review, posting over 370 billion yen in special losses, as a trench collapse at a waterworks site in Anjo, Aichi killed two workers.
Netherlands
•29.10.2026
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Morning editors left the Spanish high-speed collision, fixed at 68 dead after audio pointed to an instruction to pass a red signal, and turned to The Hague. JA21, BBB and SGP laid a joint budget bid before the minority Jetten cabinet, framed as a monster alliance boxing in the coalition with demands on nitrogen, asylum and abortion.
The cabinet leadership convened amid leaking irritation over whether the trio wanted a deal. Coverage shifted to the squeeze on the VVD, described as cornered despite concessions already won but poorly sold, while CDA and D66 dismissed the package. The cabinet announced talks with several opposition combinations the next day as polls showed the coalition dozens of seats down.
Apart, attention went to ECB president Lagarde leaving in February, possible ABP and PME pension rises, Shell's renewed billion profits, and police naming five TEFAF suspects believed in Serbia.
The cabinet leadership convened amid leaking irritation over whether the trio wanted a deal. Coverage shifted to the squeeze on the VVD, described as cornered despite concessions already won but poorly sold, while CDA and D66 dismissed the package. The cabinet announced talks with several opposition combinations the next day as polls showed the coalition dozens of seats down.
Apart, attention went to ECB president Lagarde leaving in February, possible ABP and PME pension rises, Shell's renewed billion profits, and police naming five TEFAF suspects believed in Serbia.
India
•29.10.2026
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Overnight counting for 28 MLC seats closed with the BJP on 13 but explaining losses in Varanasi to SP's Ashutosh Sinha, Nagpur to Congress's Abhijit Wanjarri and Darbhanga to RJD's Anil Jha, prompting blame-trading inside Maharashtra's Mahayuti and readings for UP's 2027 contest.
Uttar Pradesh shifted to recruitment rules barring government jobs for involvement in violent activities aimed at regime change, alongside Allahabad High Court bail for Azam Khan and son in PAN cases.
Attention moved abroad to Israel's completed count showing Likud largest but Netanyahu bloc on 53, with fraud and foreign-funding claims, Shin Bet probe calls and Qatari denial.
By evening Jamia Millia Islamia set May/August 2027 deadlines for student union polls, revoked protester action and announced offline classes from November 2, ending an 18-day hunger strike.
Uttar Pradesh shifted to recruitment rules barring government jobs for involvement in violent activities aimed at regime change, alongside Allahabad High Court bail for Azam Khan and son in PAN cases.
Attention moved abroad to Israel's completed count showing Likud largest but Netanyahu bloc on 53, with fraud and foreign-funding claims, Shin Bet probe calls and Qatari denial.
By evening Jamia Millia Islamia set May/August 2027 deadlines for student union polls, revoked protester action and announced offline classes from November 2, ending an 18-day hunger strike.
Poland
•29.10.2026
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Morning papers opened with PiS leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski suggesting a risky method against Brussels and describing EU exit as easier than thought, reviving Polexit talk from earlier criticism. Coverage of President Nawrocki's defamation suit against Onet continued from the previous two days, with testimony assessments and disputes over witnesses.
By midday attention briefly shifted outward to Russia's deadly strike on a railway station and violent protests in Spain after the rail disaster.
In the afternoon both outlets converged on the Polexit remarks. Prime Minister Donald Tusk called them a moment of sincerity revealing true intentions and warned catastrophe begins this way, while former premier Mateusz Morawiecki insisted Poland belongs in the EU. The dispute extended into the evening with debate over National Security Council seats for Grzegorz Braun's people.
By midday attention briefly shifted outward to Russia's deadly strike on a railway station and violent protests in Spain after the rail disaster.
In the afternoon both outlets converged on the Polexit remarks. Prime Minister Donald Tusk called them a moment of sincerity revealing true intentions and warned catastrophe begins this way, while former premier Mateusz Morawiecki insisted Poland belongs in the EU. The dispute extended into the evening with debate over National Security Council seats for Grzegorz Braun's people.
Spain
•29.10.2026
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Rescue work continued in Urda as toll rose from 68 to 69, briefly given as 74 before correction, with dozens missing and 100 injured.
Attention shifted to cause after Adif audio ordering 'reanude marcha normal' circulated. Coverage described an LZB signalling failure compounded by human errors, with backup ASFA also failing, 1990s computers overdue for replacement, and trains running without active safeguards. Iryo's CEO had warned of LZB faults 23 days earlier, outlets cited 13 prior incidents and a 2024 warning, and first estimate put impact speed at 160-200 km/h. Guardia Civil centered probe on Adif post.
Sánchez visited Cecopi promising clarification while Kings went to Toledo, where former minister Fátima Báñez was confirmed dead. Feijóo demanded political responsibility from minister Puente, who ruled out resigning and will testify Tuesday, as audio leak ended truce and froze precampaign.
Attention shifted to cause after Adif audio ordering 'reanude marcha normal' circulated. Coverage described an LZB signalling failure compounded by human errors, with backup ASFA also failing, 1990s computers overdue for replacement, and trains running without active safeguards. Iryo's CEO had warned of LZB faults 23 days earlier, outlets cited 13 prior incidents and a 2024 warning, and first estimate put impact speed at 160-200 km/h. Guardia Civil centered probe on Adif post.
Sánchez visited Cecopi promising clarification while Kings went to Toledo, where former minister Fátima Báñez was confirmed dead. Feijóo demanded political responsibility from minister Puente, who ruled out resigning and will testify Tuesday, as audio leak ended truce and froze precampaign.
Turkey
•29.10.2026
•Thursday
•Yesterday
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Morning coverage centered on the 103rd anniversary ceremonies, with Erdoğan leading the state delegation to Anıtkabir in rain and issuing a Türkiye Century pledge carried by pro-government papers.
Midday attention briefly turned to Istanbul, where Üsküdar mayor Sinem Dedetaş was released under house arrest, reported across the spectrum.
By afternoon front pages shifted to Göreme, where a fairy chimney collapsed at the entrance to the Open Air Museum, killing two people, later updated to three, with several injured before Nevşehir authorities ended search operations.
In the evening Erdoğan hosted Turkic leaders in Ankara for the Organization of Turkic States summit, opening Turkic States Park and declaring the coming period the Turkish Century, during which Trump telephoned Erdoğan, a call highlighted by Sabah and Daily Sabah.
Midday attention briefly turned to Istanbul, where Üsküdar mayor Sinem Dedetaş was released under house arrest, reported across the spectrum.
By afternoon front pages shifted to Göreme, where a fairy chimney collapsed at the entrance to the Open Air Museum, killing two people, later updated to three, with several injured before Nevşehir authorities ended search operations.
In the evening Erdoğan hosted Turkic leaders in Ankara for the Organization of Turkic States summit, opening Turkic States Park and declaring the coming period the Turkish Century, during which Trump telephoned Erdoğan, a call highlighted by Sabah and Daily Sabah.
China
•29.10.2026
•Thursday
•Yesterday
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State media shifted from anticipatory exegesis on remaining sober and advancing anti-corruption to publication of the Fifth Plenum communique, carrying identical text on persevering with full, rigorous party self-governance and announcing an October 30 briefing.
Outside the lockstep, Chinese-language outlets outside the mainland read the personnel outcome: no successor signal, attendance down by a quarter from the start of the term, and the rare addition of General Zhang Shengmin, a central figure in the PLA anti-graft drive, to the Politburo.
Hong Kong press broke separately with the Tai Po fire report, with the chief executive leading officials in a bowed apology nearly a year after the 168 deaths and housing secretary Winnie Ho resigning with immediate effect over decades of failure.
Outside the lockstep, Chinese-language outlets outside the mainland read the personnel outcome: no successor signal, attendance down by a quarter from the start of the term, and the rare addition of General Zhang Shengmin, a central figure in the PLA anti-graft drive, to the Politburo.
Hong Kong press broke separately with the Tai Po fire report, with the chief executive leading officials in a bowed apology nearly a year after the 168 deaths and housing secretary Winnie Ho resigning with immediate effect over decades of failure.
Kenya
•29.10.2026
•Thursday
•Yesterday
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ODM's negotiations with the government dominated editorial attention as reports described internal divisions over demands for a written power-sharing agreement with President Ruto, including claims for the deputy presidency and a 50-50 split. Oburu Oginga warned outsiders against interfering while Edwin Sifuna advanced a separate 2027 bid.
Ruto remained in Moscow for the Russia-Africa summit, pitching Russian investors on infrastructure and touring a smart-city project.
Courts issued parallel rulings against the executive, voiding the 20 percent affordable housing quota for teachers and police and faulting the Cabinet for missing gender-balance requirements, while a tribunal lifted the suspension on Kalonzo Musyoka's Ukombozi Alliance.
In Eastleigh, rescuers pulled two people alive from the collapsed building on day seven as debris slowed operations.
Ruto remained in Moscow for the Russia-Africa summit, pitching Russian investors on infrastructure and touring a smart-city project.
Courts issued parallel rulings against the executive, voiding the 20 percent affordable housing quota for teachers and police and faulting the Cabinet for missing gender-balance requirements, while a tribunal lifted the suspension on Kalonzo Musyoka's Ukombozi Alliance.
In Eastleigh, rescuers pulled two people alive from the collapsed building on day seven as debris slowed operations.