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Sinn Féin faces police probe as Northern Ireland protest standoff deepens
Northern Irish police have opened an investigation into a protest that blocked a Protestant Orange Order parade through the Catholic Garvaghy Road, contacting Sinn Féin representatives — a move the party calls politically motivated as the DUP demands prosecutions.
Čeferin to Stand for Unprecedented Fourth Term as UEFA President in 2027
Aleksander Čeferin told Europe's 55 national associations in Berlin on Thursday that he will seek a fourth and final term as UEFA president, reversing his earlier pledge to step down and setting up a 2027 election in Astana.
ICC Rules Duterte Fit to Stand Trial as Landmark Drugs-War Case Heads to The Hague
The International Criminal Court's Trial Chamber III has ruled former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte fit to stand trial on crimes-against-humanity charges, clearing the last obstacle before the historic drugs-war trial opens on November 30.
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.
Did Trump Freeze Childcare Funding? What We Actually Know
Fact-check: the Trump administration did freeze federal childcare funding in January 2026 — but only for five Democratic-led states, and courts blocked it. Here's what was frozen, what wasn't, and where things stand.
OPEC+ Keeps Oil Output Targets Steady for November as Iran War Squeezes Gulf Supply
Seven core OPEC+ members met by video conference on Sunday and left November production targets unchanged — the second straight month of standing pat. With the Strait of Hormuz effectively closed since February and Gulf exports at 60–80% of normal levels, Brent crude remains above $100 a barrel.