Venezuela marks Indigenous Resistance Day on October 12, honouring ancestral leaders and original peoples, a commemoration formalised by Hugo Chávez in 2002 to replace Columbus Day.
Venezuela's acting president reports on the Venezuela Reborn Plan, detailing rehabilitated homes, restored public services, and health and education repairs more than 100 days after the June 24 earthquakes.
Venezuela's acting president announced the Venezuela Alimenta food plan at the FAO World Food Forum in Rome and held bilateral talks with Angola and the Dominican Republic on food security and energy cooperation.
Iran's IRGC Navy reports a third oil supertanker struck in the Strait of Hormuz after ignoring warnings, vowing decisive responses against vessels cooperating with US forces as transit through the waterway collapses.
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, imprisoned in New York after his abduction by US forces, writes from jail that lies and injustice will be overcome, as a judge denies bail to his wife Cilia Flores.
French high school students protest for education funding as the government cuts public services while raising military spending under NATO's new 5 percent GDP target.
Brazil's 2026 election pits Flávio Bolsonaro's far-right machine against Lula amid US and Israeli interference, while Putin's Valdai silence on Gaza and Yemen's Ansarallah resistance expose the hollowing of multipolarity.
Leaked British files reveal how London funded and directed the Iraqi youth platform Yalla through contractor M&C Saatchi to run a covert influence and behaviour-change campaign.
The extradition case of activist Fergie Chambers, arrested in Spain at Washington's request, is examined as political persecution of Palestine solidarity activism dressed up as terrorism and money-laundering charges.