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On October 3, North Korea conducted a launch of a medium-range ballistic missile equipped with a Hypersonic Glide Vehicle (HGV) under the personal supervision of Kim Jong Un.
The missile was launched from the Wonsan area, flew approximately 1,000 km, and struck a target in the Sea of Japan at 43.607789, 138.013061.
The missile reportedly followed a special “wave-like” trajectory, which made tracking its flight more difficult for Japanese and South Korean forces. Seoul initially estimated the missile’s range at 700 km.
The missile is possibly derived from the Hwasong-16B (Hwasong-16Na).
The missile was launched from the Wonsan area, flew approximately 1,000 km, and struck a target in the Sea of Japan at 43.607789, 138.013061.
The missile reportedly followed a special “wave-like” trajectory, which made tracking its flight more difficult for Japanese and South Korean forces. Seoul initially estimated the missile’s range at 700 km.
The missile is possibly derived from the Hwasong-16B (Hwasong-16Na).
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The withdrawal involved approximately 12 B-1 bombers. The Pentagon confirmed that the aircraft had returned to the United States, but did not disclose the reason for the decision.
Sources within the British government confirmed to the BBC that the withdrawal was linked to events on September 27, when three suspicious vehicles were spotted near the base.
Six people were arrested in connection with the case, including citizens of the UK and Iran. All of them were subsequently released on bail.
The British airbase RAF Fairford is used by the United States, including for recent operations against Iran.
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Senator Flavio Bolsonaro outperformed incumbent President Lula da Silva in the first round. After the votes were counted, the son of former President Jair Bolsonaro received 47.03% of the vote, while Lula received 45.16%.
The winner will be determined in the second round on October 25th.
In 2022, Lula also reached the second round, where he defeated Jair Bolsonaro – the father of his current opponent. Later, Bolsonaro Sr. was convicted of attempting a coup d'état after losing the election.
President Lula accuses his current rival of receiving money from Trump, who was a close ally of Bolsonaro Sr. and sharply criticized the legal proceedings against him. Relations between the White House and President Lula are strained.
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The troops are reportedly shifting to a strategy of "active defense," aimed at repelling any attack.
The country is building new border bases and purchasing long-range weapons from the United States and South Korea, capable of hitting targets up to 300 kilometers away.
The military command is also building a new base in Narva to accommodate up to 1,000 soldiers.
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“We have worked to build a better world for our compatriots and for the rest of humanity, supporting Ukraine, the European Union and the United Nations in their darkest moments, denouncing genocidal leaders when others remained silent, fighting tyrants, tech oligarchs and speculators who want to destroy the future of our sons and daughters in order to enlarge their own pockets.”
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Polls for the runoff election taking place on 25 October show conflicting results.
Some indicate a victory for President Lula by a narrow majority, while others point to a win for Bolsonaro.
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Polls for the runoff election taking place on 25 October show conflicting results.
Some indicate a victory for President Lula by a narrow majority, while others point to a win for Bolsonaro.
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Brazil (Presidential Election, second round), Quaest poll:
F. Bolsonaro (PL, right): 51% (+1)
Lula (PT, centre-left): 49% (-1)
(+/- vs. 24-27 September 2026)
Fieldwork: 2-3 October 2026
Sample size: 3,702
#Brazil #Lula #Bolsonaro
F. Bolsonaro (PL, right): 51% (+1)
Lula (PT, centre-left): 49% (-1)
(+/- vs. 24-27 September 2026)
Fieldwork: 2-3 October 2026
Sample size: 3,702
#Brazil #Lula #Bolsonaro
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The French Ministry of the Interior stated that it was unable to guarantee safety at these schools. More than twenty schools have been burned or looted during the protests.
For almost a month, students have been demanding improvements to their learning conditions due to a shortage of teachers, overcrowded classrooms, a heavy workload, and the condition of the school buildings.
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