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Bangladesh immigrant loses €70,000 in stock during Paris looting near Place de la Republique
Hassan Rashdul, a 32-year-old immigrant from Bangladesh, lost at least 70,000-euros ($78,600) in stock during Saturday's looting near Place de la Republique in Paris. Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu announced government support for employee salaries of 3,000 businesses and a restock fund. Digital minister Anne Le Henanff met with Vinted, Amazon, eBay, Leboncoin, Meta, and TikTok to remove stolen listings.
European Parliament passes resolution to counter "Islamist entryism" and Muslim Brotherhood network
The European Parliament passed a non-binding resolution with 381 votes in favor to counter "Islamist entryism" and the Muslim Brotherhood network. Tabled by the EPP, the text labels Muslim civil society as an infiltration plot, specifically naming ENAR. While Donald Trump, France, and Spain have blamed Muslims for crises, this resolution empowers right-wing agendas against Muslim civil liberties.
Opta supercomputer gives Bayern Munich 46.4 percent win probability over Arsenal
Bayern Munich hosts Arsenal at the Allianz Arena on Wednesday, October 21, at 9pm (19:00 GMT) for a UEFA Champions League match. Harry Kane, Luis Diaz, and Bukayo Saka are key players as Michael Olise is suspended. Opta’s supercomputer gives Bayern Munich a 46.4 percent win probability, while Arsenal has 29.3 percent.
Sudan military blamed for drone attack killing at least 153 in Abyei market
South Sudan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation blamed Sudan’s military for a drone attack on Amiet Market in Abyei, killing at least 153 people. A senior Sudanese officer claimed the army struck fuel tankers supplying the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). MSF is treating over 20 wounded. The United Nations condemned the attacks as dozens of civilians were killed.
Tyrese Maxey leads 76ers to 106-100 victory over Knicks at Madison Square Garden
On NBA opening night, the Philadelphia 76ers defeated the New York Knicks 106-100 at Madison Square Garden. LeBron James scored 14 points, while Tyrese Maxey led with 28. Jaylen Brown added 19 points and Joel Embiid had 13. Elsewhere, the Oklahoma City Thunder beat the San Antonio Spurs 116-104, and the Detroit Pistons defeated the Boston Celtics 121-113.
Man charged after ramming lawmaker's car twice, resulting in her leg amputations
Helen Haines, an independent lawmaker, had both legs amputated after Brendan Nugent, a 43-year-old man, rammed her car twice outside her office in Wangaratta on Monday. Nugent appeared in court Wednesday charged with dangerous driving causing serious injury, intentionally causing injury, and causing harm to a public official. Krissy Barrett of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation reported police are still investigating the motive.
Houthi group claims precise ballistic missile hit Saudi-led coalition operation room in Aden
On Wednesday, October 21, 2026, a powerful explosion occurred in Aden, southern Yemen. The Houthi group, via spokesman Yahya Saree, claimed they launched a precise ballistic missile at the Saudi-led coalition's military operation room at Badr Camp. Smoke was seen near the airport as reported by Al Jazeera journalist Maha Ali and local police officials.
Attack on Australian MP: How threats against legislators have soared
Helen Haines, an independent lawmaker, had both legs amputated after being struck by a Toyota Land Cruiser in Wangaratta, Victoria. Brendan Nugent, 43, was charged with dangerous driving and intentionally causing serious injury. Anthony Albanese, Tony Burke, and James Paterson responded to the "deliberate attack." Police reported 1,067 threats against lawmakers last year as Nugent remains in custody until February.
Witkoff arrives in St Petersburg to meet Putin after "positive" talks with Zelenskyy
Steve Witkoff, United States Special Envoy, arrived in St Petersburg to meet Vladimir Putin on Wednesday following "positive" talks with Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Norway. Marco Rubio and Jared Kushner participated in the Oslo meeting alongside leaders from Norway, Finland, the European Union, and NATO. While Donald Trump expressed frustration, Zelenskyy accused the US of slowing Starshield service.
Anthropic reports $80bn net loss in first half of 2026 amid IPO talks
Anthropic reported a net loss of more than $80bn in the first half of 2026, an increase of $13bn over last year. The Wall Street Journal reported that $72bn of this was from accounting charges. Revenue rose to $16.3bn from $1.1bn, while infrastructure spending reached almost $9bn. Investors in San Francisco discussed a $1.5 trillion valuation for the November IPO.
COGAT announced shipments to Gaza would resume as Hamas withdrew demand
Israel restricted commercial shipments into Gaza on October 14 due to a Hamas demand for 10,000 shekels ($3,225) per truck. On October 19, COGAT announced shipments would resume as Hamas withdrew the demand. Simultaneously, the United Nations World Food Programme cut food assistance from 1.6 million to 1.1 million people. Consequently, families like those of Huda Abu Leila and Raeda Soboh face severe malnutrition and rising prices.
Phil Foden scores hat-trick as Manchester City defeats AEK Athens 5-1
Phil Foden scored a hat-trick as Manchester City defeated AEK Athens 5-1 at the Etihad Stadium on Tuesday in the Champions League. Despite injuries to Erling Haaland and Antoine Semenyo, who is sidelined for eight weeks, Foden starred. Manager Enzo Maresca praised the 26-year-old's performance as he seeks to regain trust from Thomas Tuchel before November's Nations League matches.
