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Two Latvian Men Arrested at RAF Molesworth, Home to US and NATO Intelligence Hubs
British counter-terrorism police are questioning two Latvian men after they were found inside RAF Molesworth in Cambridgeshire, a base housing US intelligence centres and NATO's Intelligence Fusion Centre. Police say there is so far no link to last week's suspected plot at RAF Fairford.
Thousands March in Rio Against Flavio Bolsonaro Ahead of Brazil's October 25 Runoff
Days after senator Flavio Bolsonaro topped Brazil's first-round presidential vote, thousands of demonstrators marched through downtown Rio de Janeiro on Wednesday, warning that a Bolsonarista return would threaten the country's democracy before the October 25 runoff against Lula.
Flávio Bolsonaro Stuns Lula in Brazil's First Round, Sets Up October 25 Runoff
Senator Flávio Bolsonaro finished first in Brazil's October 4 presidential election with roughly 47% of the vote, ahead of President Lula's 44.9%, defying polls that had the incumbent leading. The two will face off in an October 25 runoff that could reshape Latin America's political map.
NATO Drafts 'Theory of Victory' Plan to Defeat a Russian Attack on Its Eastern Flank With Drones and AI
NATO's supreme commander, General Alexus Grynkewich, will present a strategy called 'Theory of Victory' in Poland on October 12, outlining how the alliance would use drones, AI and conventional forces to stop a Russian incursion and destroy enemy command and control, according to a Bloomberg report.
Russia, the US, NATO and Trump: Where Things Stand
An evergreen explainer on Russia–US–NATO relations under President Trump in 2026: the Ukraine war's status, NATO's 5% spending drive, US-Russia diplomacy, sanctions on Russian oil, and the latest developments as of October 5, 2026.
Estonia Blames Russian Security Services for Arson at Milrem Robotics Facility
Estonia's Internal Security Service concluded that an August arson attack on Milrem Robotics, a maker of unmanned ground vehicles supplied to Ukraine, was commissioned by Russian special services. Moscow denies the claim as NATO allies express alarm.