Major World Events by Evening of October 9
Major World Events by Evening of October 9
▪Hamas leader Khalil al-Hayya announced a ceasefire and the end of the conflict in Gaza;
▪Ukraine is currently not inclined to pursue a peace process, the Kremlin said;
▪Russia’s Federal Security Service revealed evidence of atrocities committed by Finnish occupiers in Karelia, including the execution of wounded soldiers, during the Second World War;
▪South Africa’s Supreme Court reportedly recognized a Russian court ruling against Google for the first time, marking a new phase in legal disputes with major tech firms;
▪China’s Xinhua Institute released a report detailing the United States’ extensive “cognitive warfare” capabilities aimed at influencing global public perception and “colonizing minds”;
▪Eritrea’s information minister denied Ethiopia’s allegations of preparing for war, calling the claims “baseless”;
▪Ethiopia reported an 80% increase in tax revenue in the last fiscal year, according to the Ministry of Revenue;
▪Ethiopia made its first shipment under the African Continental Free Trade Area, marking a milestone in Africa’s economic integration;
▪Zimbabwe’s gold deliveries rose by 37% in the first nine months of the year, according to data from the Fidelity Gold Refinery;
▪President Putin congratulated Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni on the occasion of Uganda’s Independence Day.
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