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Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak and Turkish Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar shaking hands in front of a Russian Energy Week 2026 backdrop

Turkey’s Energy Minister Says Ankara Will Get Some Russian Diesel

Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar says Turkey will receive a share of the Russian diesel Moscow and Washington agreed to release, according to Sputnik. Neither the US license nor Russia's statement names Turkey,

October 18, 2026

Business·News

Officials and satellite industry representatives seated around a horizontal table at a satellite connectivity meeting in the European Parliament, 13 October 2026

US Threatens ‘Devastating’ Retaliation Over EU Satellite Spectrum Rule

Washington's ambassador to the EU warned European firms they "should be wary" of retaliation over the Commission's satellite spectrum proposal. TEH's reading of the draft shows it never names SpaceX or Starlink

October 18, 2026

News·Technology

Demonstrators sit holding signs reading Saving lives is not terrorism, I support Palestine Action, outside the Royal Courts of Justice in London

Met Clears Sarah Helm’s Palestine Action Post, but Thousands Were Arrested

The Metropolitan Police says a Palestine Action post by Sarah Helm, wife of Britain's national security adviser, did not meet the criminal threshold. Amnesty International counted more than 3,300 arrests under the

October 18, 2026

Government and Politics·News

A London Ambulance Service emergency ambulance leaves the emergency entrance of St Thomas' Hospital in London

£140 Million for NHS Urgent Care, but 8 of 25 Winter Sites Aren’t Open Yet

Eight of the 25 urgent care sites the government says will be open for winter were not yet open when it announced them on Sunday, its own list shows. The £140 million

October 18, 2026

Health·News

Emmanuel Macron seated at a desk in the Elysee Palace in a photograph published with the text of his Sunday address

Macron: Protesters’ Demands ‘Legitimate’, Looters ‘Will Have to Pay’

Emmanuel Macron told prefects to work with mayors, up to and including banning gatherings, and asked parties and unions to condemn the violence, in a televised address on Sunday. Official counts of

October 18, 2026

Government and Politics·News

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in a black shirt speaking from his office in Kyiv

Zelenskyy Says US Blocked Missile Intelligence; Bessent Calls It Reckless

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told NBC's "Meet the Press" that Washington blocked ballistic missile intelligence for three days before restoring it. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, asked why, said he did not know about

October 18, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·Government and Politics·News

Hungary's National Assembly chamber in Budapest in session, with Prime Minister Peter Magyar at the lectern

Magyar Accuses Orbán of Plotting a Coup Over a Fidesz ‘Tools’ Remark

Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar has accused predecessor Viktor Orbán of plotting a state coup over a remark about handing out "appropriate tools," and warned him of prosecution. The account comes from

October 18, 2026

Government and Politics·News

A white Antonov An-124-100M cargo aircraft with blue and yellow livery parked on the apron at Leipzig/Halle Airport beside a windsock

Police Find Breached Fence at Leipzig Airport, but No Car and No Driver

Police at Leipzig/Halle Airport say a car very probably drove through the perimeter fence on Saturday night, but the search found no vehicle and no one on the grounds. The north runway

October 18, 2026

Government and Politics·News

Riot police with shields lined up at night in front of the illuminated Milan cathedral during the October 17 protest

Milan March Over Prices and War Ends in Fire as Meloni Targets Opposition

A march against rising prices and war spending in Milan ended in tear gas, fireworks and burning barricades on Saturday. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni demanded that the opposition condemn the violence, but

October 18, 2026

Government and Politics·News

Masked protesters stand behind a burning rubbish container and an Albanian flag during anti-government protests in Tirana

Tirana Boards Up and Pulls Up Paving as Albania’s Protests Hit a Sixth Day

Shopkeepers in Tirana bolted shutters and city workers pulled up paving stones as Albania's student-led protests entered a sixth day on Sunday. Prime Minister Edi Rama refused to resign, and the injury

October 18, 2026

Government and Politics·News

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Turkey’s Energy Minister Says Ankara Will Get Some Russian Diesel

US Threatens ‘Devastating’ Retaliation Over EU Satellite Spectrum Rule

Met Clears Sarah Helm’s Palestine Action Post, but Thousands Were Arrested

Macron: Protesters’ Demands ‘Legitimate’, Looters ‘Will Have to Pay’

Zelenskyy Says US Blocked Missile Intelligence; Bessent Calls It Reckless

Magyar Accuses Orbán of Plotting a Coup Over a Fidesz ‘Tools’ Remark

Police Find Breached Fence at Leipzig Airport, but No Car and No Driver

Milan March Over Prices and War Ends in Fire as Meloni Targets Opposition

Tirana Boards Up and Pulls Up Paving as Albania’s Protests Hit a Sixth Day

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Bangladesh; India’s Biggest Ally or China’s Dragon Nest?

Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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