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All US bombers deployed to RAF Fairford have returned to their home bases, a US defence official confirmed on Sunday. The withdrawal follows arrests near the British airfield, but Washington has not announced why it moved the aircraft. British and Iranian officials dispute allegations about Tehran’s involvement in the security incident.
The Green Party of England and Wales approved a motion defining Zionism as racism by 1,022 votes to 813 at its Brighton conference. Four of its five MPs opposed the motion, and proposed protections for Jewish members were rejected. Israel announced an entry ban for leader Zack Polanski as the decision drew criticism across British politics.
Egypt, Eritrea, Somalia and Sudan adopted a joint declaration in New Alamein on October 4 and agreed on periodic consultations to follow its outcomes. Their positions cover Nile water use, coastal-state responsibility for Red Sea security, and the territorial integrity of Somalia and Sudan. The declaration rejects unilateral measures harming existing downstream Nile water uses.
South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir travelled to Kenya on October 4 for talks with William Ruto on election preparations, regional stability and economic cooperation. His spokeswoman said the visit would seek support for peaceful and credible voting on December 22. The announced agenda also includes cooperation over Kenya’s Lamu refinery; no resulting agreement has been announced.
Qatar, Jordan and Kuwait condemned work on the Sufa 53 line in Syria’s Quneitra province, describing it as an infringement of Syrian sovereignty and the 1974 disengagement agreement. Their statements call for international action and warn of further regional tension. Syria also protested the work; claims about conditions on the ground remain attributed to the parties making them.
AFP ·
With 95 percent of ballots counted, Željka Cvijanović, Denis Bećirović and Darijana Filipović were ahead. Turnout fell to about 42 percent.
ABC News ·
Prime Minister La’auli Leuatea Schmidt apologised after an old video was published on Sunday. He said he rejected Nazism, antisemitism and racism.
Arab News ·
The three countries said in Sunday statements that the work violated Syrian sovereignty and the 1974 disengagement agreement. Damascus also called for international action.
BBC ·
Neither candidate won more than half of valid votes. At 99% counted, Bolsonaro had 47.03% and Lula 45.16%; they face a runoff on October 25.
Al Jazeera ·
US authorities accused Wanying Zhang of acting for China without registering. The charge is an allegation, not a conviction.
CBS News ·
The FBI arrested Wanying Zhang at Los Angeles airport. A federal complaint alleges that she acted for China without notification and surveilled the Taiwanese leader’s family.
Piri Reis · AI
The majority threshold requires a runoff; presidential support and legislative weight remain separate channels of authority.
