The edition of Thursday, October 1, 2026
Every news article the Bureau published that day — 13 articles, newest first. Past editions never disappear: the links below are the original, permanent URLs.
Russian Drone Hits Kyiv School as Moscow Presses Its Air Assault
A school, a bridge and a nuclear research facility — Moscow's drone campaign keeps escalating, with September bringing more strikes than August.
HealthPink October: The Race to Outrun Breast Cancer
October is breast cancer awareness month, and France is all in — 61,000 diagnoses a year, a national screening push, and a Paris lab growing 'tumors on a chip'
FinanceBritain Pays Its Highest Borrowing Rate of the Century
The Debt Management Office sold £4.25bn of ten-year gilts at an average yield of 5.383%, the highest auction rate since 1999. Demand held — but the price of the
DefenceThe Kremlin Opens the Door to Moving Turkey's S-400s
Moscow says work is "under way" on transferring Ankara's Russian air-defence systems to a third country — a move that could unlock Turkey's return to the F-35 p
EconomicsCleared by the Watchdog, Condemned by the President
The Federal Reserve's inspector general found no criminal misconduct in the $2.4 billion headquarters renovation — and Donald Trump demanded Jerome Powell's res
EnergyOPEC+ Holds Its Breath — and Riyadh Reroutes Around the War
Producers are expected to freeze November quotas at Sunday's meeting while Saudi Arabia pumps 3.5 million barrels a day through its desert pipeline, bypassing a
TradeThe Factories Came. The Trucks Didn't.
Nearshoring keeps pushing record freight across the US-Mexico border — but a crackdown on drivers, visas and licenses is shrinking the fleet that carries it.
TechnologyHuawei Folds Its Chips Like Paper — and Dares the Blockade to Matter
The Mate 90's Kirin 9050 Pro squeezes more power from older factories with a 3D wiring trick, while DeepSeek hands Huawei's AI chips an open-source software ars
EnergyFrance's Biomass Hydrogen Pioneer Decides to Sell
Haffner Energy will market the renewable hydrogen produced at its Marolles plant through a new refuelling station — a small announcement, and a signal that Euro
SecurityNetanyahu Vows to Get to the 'Root' of the FlyDubai Cockpit Attack
'Too early to say' who was behind it, the Israeli PM tells Fox News — but Israel will find out 'very soon.' The co-pilot who allegedly stabbed his captain and s
SecurityRussia Unleashes Its Heaviest Energy Assault on Ukraine in Months
Seven dead, including a child. Emergency blackouts in Kyiv for the first time since spring. As winter approaches, Moscow is back to targeting the grid — and Ukr
SecurityIsraeli Strikes Across Gaza Kill at Least Eight as the 'Ceasefire' Frays
A minibus in Gaza City bore the brunt — six dead, fifteen wounded. Apartments, shelters and streets were hit across the Strip in a single day of violence under
EnvironmentThe Ocean Is Changing Rapidly: Copernicus Warns the Polar Seas Are Being Remade
Arctic waters are warming eight times faster than the global ocean average. Sea ice is vanishing at a rate of one Spain per decade — and the Mediterranean just