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- Syrian civil war
- SDF–Syrian Transitional Government clashes
- The Syrian government announces an immediate ceasefire with the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces following clashes last night that killed at least four people and injured at least eight others. (AP)
- US intervention in the Syrian civil war
- United States Central Command announces that US forces conducted a strike in Syria on October 2, killing Muhammad ‘Abd-al-Wahhab al-Ahmad, a senior Jama'at Ansar al-Islam attack planner. (United States Central Command)
- SDF–Syrian Transitional Government clashes
- Red Sea crisis
- Houthi rebels detain nine United Nations workers in Yemen as part of a long-term crackdown on UN presence in the country, bringing the total number of detained UN personnel to 53. (AP)
- The Israeli Defense Forces shoot down four Houthi explosive-laden drones over Eilat, Southern District, Israel. (The Times of Israel)
- Russo-Ukrainian war
- Ukraine's 141st Mechanized Brigade claims full control over the village Sichneve in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, which had been occupied by Russia. (The Kyiv Independent)
Business and economy
- The value of gold futures rise above $4,000 per troy ounce for the first time in trading history. (AP)
Disasters and accidents
- Mediterranean Sea migrant smuggling
- At least 18 people are killed when a bus is hit by a landslide in Himachal Pradesh, India. (Reuters) (NDTV)
- At least ten people are injured and four people are missing when a five-story building under construction collapses in Madrid, Spain. (RTHK) (DW)
International relations
- Foreign relations of the Holy See
- The Holy See Press Office announces that Pope Leo XIV will visit İznik, Turkey, the location of the ancient city Nicaea, and Lebanon in November and December as his first papal visits abroad. (The Catholic Herald) (Anadolu Agency)
Law and crime
- Crime in Norway
- A restaurant in Strømmen, Akershus, Norway, receives damage after hand grenades were thrown into it. The Norwegian Police suspects gang activity with links to the Swedish–Kurdish criminal gang Foxtrot, arresting two teenagers shortly after the incident. (VG in Norwegian)
- Crime in Germany
- Iris Stalzer, the mayor of Herdecke, Germany, is left in a critical condition after a stabbing allegedly committed by several men. A later police statement declared that it was presumed the stabbing had a family connection and that there are "no indications of a politically motivated act".(CNN)(AP)
- Residents of Bonaire, a Dutch special municipality in the Caribbean, file a class action lawsuit backed by Greenpeace against the Netherlands accusing them of failure to act in protecting the island's residents against climate change, as they are legally Dutch citizens. (AP) (Euractiv)
- The Supreme Court of Argentina approves the extradition of businessman Fred Machado to the United States, where he faces federal charges on drug trafficking and money laundering. (AP)
- The Supreme Electoral Court of Costa Rica asks the National Assembly to strip president Rodrigo Chaves Robles of immunity, so that he can be prosecuted for corruption charges. (AP)
- Five people are arrested after a alleged assassination attempt on President of Ecuador Daniel Noboa. (CNN)
Science and technology
- Nobel Prize in Physics
- John Clarke, Michel Devoret, and John M. Martinis are jointly awarded this year's Nobel Prize in Physics for the discovery of macroscopic quantum mechanical tunnelling and energy quantization in an electric circuit. (Euronews)
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