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- 1Ebola outbreak grows in the Democratic Republic of Congo▼What we know about the spread of Ebola amid growing outbreak in DRC
Health authorities are tracking a growing Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, with reports detailing what is known so far about how the virus is spreading. The outbreak has drawn international attention as officials work to contain cases and prevent further transmission across affected regions.
- 2Congo Ebola outbreak passes 8,000 confirmed cases●Congo's Ebola outbreak tops 8,000 confirmed cases as disease remains out of control
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has surpassed 8,000 confirmed cases, with health authorities still unable to bring the disease under control. The outbreak, one of the deadliest on record, continues to spread despite vaccination and treatment efforts, complicated by conflict and community distrust in the affected eastern regions.
- 3Republicans distance themselves from Trump amid bad polls▼Republicans distance from Trump amid polls
Republican candidates and officials are publicly distancing themselves from Donald Trump as polling shows his standing with voters weakening. Several party figures are quietly or openly separating their campaigns from the former president, wary of being dragged down by his approval numbers. Commentators say the party is recalculating how closely to tie itself to Trump heading into upcoming elections, with strategists warning that his poll numbers could become a liability for down-ballot Republicans.
- 4Hegseth clashes with lawmakers over Iran war and firings▼Hegseth battles with Democrats -- and some Republicans -- over the Iran war and top officials' firings
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faced sharp questioning on Capitol Hill from Democrats and some Republicans over the US military strikes on Iran and his dismissals of senior Pentagon officials. Lawmakers pressed him on the legal justification for the operation and the turnover in defense leadership, with Hegseth defending both the strikes and his personnel decisions during heated exchanges.
- 5Moderna starts Phase 1 trial of Ebola vaccine for DRC strain●Moderna begins Phase 1 clinical trial of Ebola vaccine against strain behind DRC outbreak
Moderna has begun a Phase 1 clinical trial of an Ebola vaccine targeting the Zaire strain responsible for the outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The early-stage trial will test safety and immune response in humans. The news highlights growing use of Moderna's vaccine technology against emerging infectious disease threats in Africa.
- 6Trump clashes with Senator Cassidy over war powers vote▼Trump and Cassidy clash over war powers vote in meeting with Republican senators
President Trump confronted Senator Bill Cassidy of Louisiana during a meeting with Republican senators, criticising his vote on a war powers resolution. The exchange exposed tensions within the party over Congress's authority to authorise military action, with lawmakers increasingly willing to break ranks on the issue despite pressure from the White House.
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CONCACAF Nations League fixtures are drawing wide attention, with Curaçao beating a ten-man Trinidad and Tobago side despite goalkeeper Denzil Smith's heroics, leaving the Soca Warriors at risk of relegation but with a route to safety. Elsewhere, Nicaragua face Costa Rica, and the Dominican Republic meet Haiti in a long-awaited rivalry clash, with the Dominican Republic now viewed as a genuine CONCACAF threat.
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Concacaf Nations League fixtures are capturing attention, with a Dominican Republic vs Haiti matchup and a Guatemala vs El Salvador game generating previews, lineups, and viewing information across sports outlets. Fans are following stats, head-to-head records, and how to watch the regional rivalry games live as the international competition continues.
- 9Congo Ebola outbreak death toll passes 4,000●Congo's Ebola outbreak has killed more than 4,000, government data shows
Government data shows the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has now killed more than 4,000 people. The outbreak has been one of the deadliest ever recorded, with health teams struggling against difficult terrain, population displacement and mistrust that have slowed containment efforts. Health authorities and international agencies continue vaccination and treatment campaigns as cases persist, and the rising toll is renewing concern about how long it will take to bring the epidemic under control.
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Italian actress and comedian Emanuela Fanelli is drawing attention in Italy. She told Corriere della Sera that in her new series she envisions what she calls a beautiful scenario: Paola Cortellesi as president of the Republic. Separately, Il Mattino covered director Valerio Vestoso's 'Peccato', noting that Fanelli reinvents even herself in the project. Coverage spans both her acting work and her playful political fantasy.
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Haiti and the Dominican Republic are facing off in a CONCACAF Nations League match that is drawing wide attention across the shared island. Haiti led 1-0 at halftime, and preview coverage framed the fixture as a battle for regional supremacy, with betting sites also publishing predictions ahead of the game.
- 12Singapore navy launches new patrol vessel to counter unmanned threats●Singapore navy launches new patrol vessel that can combat unmanned threats
Singapore's navy has launched a new patrol vessel designed to detect and combat unmanned threats, including drones and uncrewed surface or aerial systems. The Straits Times reported the launch, which reflects the Republic of Singapore Navy's push to modernise its fleet against emerging autonomous warfare threats in regional waters.
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The Dominican Republic and Haiti face off in a highly anticipated football match at the Estadio Olímpico in Santo Domingo, known as the derby of La Española. Authorities blocked roads around the stadium as fans forced entrances and caused chaos before kickoff. Coverage highlights a festive atmosphere despite tensions between the two neighbours, with attention also on player Mariano Díaz facing the side his Dominican career began against.
- 14Singapore Navy launches first Sentinel-class patrol vessel●Republic of Singapore Navy launches the first of latest Sentinel-class offshore patrol vessels, based on Germany’s Potsd
The Republic of Singapore Navy has launched the first of its new Sentinel-class offshore patrol vessels. The design is based on Germany's Potsdam-class ships used by the German federal police. Notably, the vessel features a distinctive white hull instead of the traditional naval grey and carries no RSS prefix, reflecting its peacetime maritime security role.
- 15Illegal migrant refuses train ticket in Italy, citing immigrant status▼#Italy: news from the colorful and diverse Italian Republic. Illegal migrant says to ticket inspector: "I am an immigran
An illegal migrant on an Italian train told a ticket inspector he would not pay for a ticket because he is an immigrant, according to a widely shared post. The claim has sparked outrage online, with many users using it to criticise Italy's migration situation and the European Union's handling of irregular immigration.
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Haiti and the Dominican Republic are facing off in a match that goes beyond sporting rivalry, drawing attention across the Caribbean and beyond. Sportsbooks have posted odds for the fixture, and coverage notes the deep historical and political tension between the two nations that share the island of Hispaniola, giving the game added significance for fans on both sides.
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Republic of Ireland drew 2-2 with Austria in a match briefly interrupted by pro-Palestine protesters calling for a boycott of Ireland's upcoming fixture against Israel. Troy Parrott scored twice for Ireland, but a 2-0 lead was given up after the delay. Reports say pitch invaders and demonstrations caused the stoppage, with the draw drawing attention across multiple countries.
- 18Crowds gather at Tian'anmen Square for National Day flag-raising●On the morning of the National Day, people gathered at Tian'anmen Square to witness the national flag-raising ceremony,
Large crowds gathered at Tian'anmen Square in Beijing on the morning of National Day to watch the national flag-raising ceremony. The event is one of the most symbolic observances marking the 77th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, drawing patriotic spectators at dawn.
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The Dominican Republic and Haiti are facing off in a high-stakes Concacaf Nations League League 1 match billed as the all-island 'Clasico'. With everything on the line for both sides, the fixture carries major importance for qualification hopes. Football fans across the region and beyond are following the derby closely, given the intense sporting and historical rivalry between the two neighbours who share the island of Hispaniola.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping delivered a keynote speech at a reception celebrating the 77th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, according to state media reports. The remarks were circulated widely in Japanese-language coverage of the anniversary event, drawing attention among readers tracking China's political calendar around the National Day holiday.
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Republic of Ireland striker Troy Parrott found the net against Austria, drawing attention from football fans worldwide. Parrott has been in remarkable form for his country, scoring dramatic late goals in recent World Cup qualifying matches and cementing his status as one of Ireland's key players. Supporters are celebrating his continued hot streak in front of goal.
- 22Kyrgyzstan Launches 2026-2030 School Nutrition Behavior Strategy●A Social Behavior Change Strategy for School Nutrition in the Kyrgyz Republic (2026-2030)
A new social and behavior change strategy for school nutrition in the Kyrgyz Republic covering 2026 to 2030 has been published on ReliefWeb. The strategy outlines approaches to shift habits and practices around what children eat at school, aiming to improve child health and diets. Details on funding and implementing partners were not included in the announcement.
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The Republic of Ireland's Nations League encounter with Austria was paused after fan protests and pitch invaders targeted the teams' involvement in fixtures connected to Israel. Manager Heimir Hallgrímsson named his side for the match, describing it as a camp like no other. The game and the protests are drawing attention across Ireland, Austria and beyond.
- 24Flag-raising ceremony held at Tian'anmen Square for National Day●A national flag-raising ceremony was held on Thursday at Tian'anmen Square in Beijing to celebrate China's #NationalDay
A national flag-raising ceremony was held Thursday at Tian'anmen Square in Beijing to mark China's National Day. The event marked the anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, with crowds gathering in the capital to watch the flag raised. The ceremony is a traditional highlight of the holiday, which is one of China's most important national celebrations.
- 25Congo Ebola outbreak deaths pass 4,000 as containment struggles●Congo's Ebola outbreak has recorded over 4,000 deaths as authorities struggle to contain the virus
Health authorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo are struggling to contain an Ebola outbreak that has now recorded more than 4,000 deaths. The milestone underscores the difficulty of stopping the virus's spread amid limited resources and challenging conditions on the ground. International health observers are watching closely as efforts to bring the outbreak under control continue.
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Haiti and the Dominican Republic are set for another edition of the 'choc de l'île', the football rivalry between the two neighbours sharing Hispaniola. Coverage notes fifty years of confrontations between the sides, with Haiti's Grenadiers holding a clear historical advantage in the head-to-head record. Discussion is focused on whether that dominance will continue in the latest meeting.
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Haiti and the Dominican Republic are meeting in a Concacaf Nations League match, drawing attention from fans following live score updates. The Caribbean neighbours' football rivalry is the focus as the game unfolds, with coverage tracking goals and key moments throughout the fixture.
- 28Cross-border raids target neo-Nazi music network across Europe●Authorities searched premises across Germany, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Italy and Poland in an investigation into a s
Police searched premises in Germany, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Italy and Poland as part of an investigation into a suspected criminal organization accused of producing and distributing music containing Nazi, antisemitic and racist content. The coordinated operation, reported by the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project, highlights ongoing European efforts to crack down on far-right extremist propaganda spread through music.
- 29New Ebola Outbreak Confirmed in DR Congo●Ebola disease outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
Health authorities are responding to an Ebola disease outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control is tracking the situation, and global health agencies are expected to support containment efforts. The outbreak has drawn international attention because of the country's history of Ebola epidemics and the risk of regional spread.
- 30DR Congo Faces Its Deadliest Ebola Outbreak on Record●“Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is currently facing the largest and deadliest Ebola disease outbreak in its hist
Médecins Sans Frontières warns that the Democratic Republic of the Congo is experiencing the largest and deadliest Ebola outbreak in its history, with the virus spreading at an alarming rate. The organisation says ongoing war conditions in the country are severely hampering the response, making it much harder for health teams to reach affected communities and bring the outbreak under control.
- 31Republicans mocked over Schmitt gaffe tied to Epstein files▼That Holy Britt moment when your Party just stepped in a huge pile of Schmitt. # trump # MAGA # republicans # iran # Isr
A political jab is circulating suggesting the Republican Party has landed itself in trouble involving Senator Eric Schmitt, with references to Trump, MAGA, Jack Smith, Iran, Israel and the Epstein affair folded into the mockery. The quip, playing on words around Schmitt's name, reflects ongoing online criticism of the party's handling of the Epstein files controversy.
- 32Congo Ebola outbreak death toll passes 4,000●Congo's Ebola outbreak records more than 4,000 deaths as authorities struggle to contain the virus
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has now recorded more than 4,000 deaths, with health authorities struggling to contain the spread of the virus. The milestone underscores the difficulty of controlling the epidemic amid challenging conditions on the ground, and it is drawing fresh attention to the response effort and the mounting human toll.
- 33Ebola Treatment Center Destroyed Amid Escalating Violence in DR Congo●Ebola Treatment Center Destroyed Amid Escalating Violence in DR Congo https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.tele surenglish
An Ebola treatment centre in the Democratic Republic of Congo has been destroyed as violence escalates in the region, according to a report by Telesur English. The attack disrupts efforts to contain the outbreak, as health workers already face difficult and dangerous conditions. Aid organisations have repeatedly warned that insecurity in eastern Congo hampers the response to Ebola and endangers both medical staff and patients.
- 34What will it take to end DR Congo's Ebola outbreak?▼What will it take to end the Ebola disease outbreak in DR Congo?
Doctors Without Borders is asking what it will take to bring an end to the ongoing Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The question highlights persistent challenges in containing the disease, including access to affected communities, treatment capacity and vaccination efforts. Health organisations and humanitarian groups continue to press for sustained resources and coordination to stop transmission and prevent further spread in the region.
- 35Ebola transit centre burns down in DR Congo camp▼Ebola response faces setback as transit centre burns down in DR Congo camp
A transit centre used in the Ebola response in a camp in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has burned down, dealing a setback to efforts to contain the outbreak. The United Nations reported the fire, which destroys key infrastructure for screening and holding suspected cases, complicating health workers' operations on the ground.
- 36Kyrgyz President Zhaparov Watches SpaceX Falcon 9 Launch in California●Kyrgyz Republic President Sadyr Zhaparov views SpaceX Falcon 9 Launch from VSFB
Kyrgyz Republic President Sadyr Zhaparov traveled to Vandenberg Space Force Base in California to watch a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launch in person. The visit, confirmed by Vandenberg officials, highlights continued space cooperation outreach between the United States and Kyrgyzstan, though neither government has detailed the purpose of the president's trip or any agreements tied to it.
- 37China marks 77th National Day with flag-raising ceremonies●Happy National Day! National flag-raising ceremonies were held across China on Oct. 1 to celebrate the 77th anniversary
Flag-raising ceremonies were held across China on October 1 to mark the 77th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China. The events are part of annual National Day celebrations, with state media sharing images and greetings marking the holiday as crowds gather at ceremonies nationwide.
- 38Mobile laboratories bring hope to Congo's Ebola outbreak▼Mobile laboratories offer hope in Congo’s devastating Ebola outbreak
Mobile laboratories are being deployed in the Democratic Republic of Congo to help combat a devastating Ebola outbreak. The units allow health teams to diagnose suspected cases quickly in remote areas, speeding up isolation and treatment efforts where fixed lab facilities are lacking. Health workers say the faster turnaround offers new hope in controlling the spread of the deadly virus across affected communities.
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Commentary marks the legacy of 1971, when the United Nations General Assembly passed Resolution 2758 restoring the People's Republic of China's lawful seat at the UN. The piece frames that milestone as a foundation for China's ongoing diplomatic engagement and its advocacy for multilateralism and the interests of developing countries.
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Republic of Ireland midfielder Will Smallbone is reportedly set to link up again with a former manager in a move aimed at reviving his career. The 25-year-old, who came through Southampton's academy, is looking for a fresh start after a difficult stretch, and a reunion could give him the regular playing time he needs to kickstart his progress.