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Third Day of Protests in Albania: Clashes in Tirana, Rama Condemns the 'Chaos'

Anti-government protests demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama continued in Tirana for the third consecutive day. High school students joined the students; after Wednesday's riots, 89 people were injured, including 61 police officers. The opposition demands a caretaker government and early elections, while the EU called for restraint.

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Guangzhou South railway station served one million passengers in a single day

China's largest railway hub — Guangzhou South station — served about one million passengers and 1,252 trains in a single day. The record came amid holiday travel marking the founding day of the People's Republic of China. Across China's entire railway network, 25.2 million passenger trips were made in one day.

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EIB seeks cross-border projects in Central Asia: Kambar-Ata-1 HPP, roads and green technologies

The European Investment Bank intends to expand financing of cross-border infrastructure projects in Central Asia. EIB Vice-President Marek Mora, in an interview with Euronews during a visit to Astana, spoke about support for the Kambar-Ata-1 HPP, loans for Kazakhstan's roads and financing conditions, including environmental standards and a 'win-win' for European industry.

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Exchange of strikes after the announcement of an 'energy truce': strike on Darnytsia CHP, hundreds of thousands left without power, and an attack on Sberbank's data center

Days after Donald Trump announced an 'energy truce', Russia struck Ukrainian energy facilities, including the Darnytsia CHP-4 in Kyiv; more than 600,000 people were left without power. Moscow accused Ukraine of attacks on two refineries, which Kyiv called 'fake'. Russia claimed to have intercepted 902 Ukrainian drones; in Balakovo, Sberbank's data center was damaged, causing service disruptions.

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Euronews: evening and morning news bulletins 14–16 October 2026

Euronews published a series of regular video news bulletins covering the period from 14 to 16 October 2026. The bulletins aired in the morning, at midday and in the evening and, according to the outlet's description, contain a roundup of the main world, business, political, cultural and travel news. The text of the bulletin pages does not reveal specific stories — only a general description of the format is available.

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Two Chirchiq police officers sentenced to 6 years each for attempting to cover up a beating and taking bribes

On October 7, the Chirchiq City Criminal Court sentenced prevention inspectors Dilshod Rahimbaev and Nodir Agabekov. According to the court, they took bribes from participants in the beating of citizen Sh. M. in February 2026 and helped conceal the crime. Both were found guilty under articles on bribery, falsification of evidence, and concealment of a crime, and sentenced to 6 years of imprisonment and a 3-year ban from working in the internal affairs system. They did not admit guilt.

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Uzbek citizens who found themselves in a difficult financial situation in Russia returned home

According to the Dunyo agency, several citizens of Uzbekistan who had gone to Russia to work and found themselves in a difficult financial situation returned home on October 13 on the Vladivostok — Tashkent flight. Those who received assistance are named as A.M., K.M., Yu.N. and V.A. It is reported that they were given practical assistance and their legitimate interests were protected.

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Climate change threatens brain health of Europeans — neurologists warn of rising strokes and dementia

Neurologist Ulf Kallweit told Euronews at the European Health Forum in Gastein that heat raises stroke risk, disrupts sleep and expands the range of infections affecting the nervous system. Neurological disorders affect roughly one in three people, and their economic burden in 2019 was estimated at €1.5 trillion. Risks are higher for vulnerable groups and residents of disadvantaged areas.

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Uzbekistan's servicemen took second place at the international Cambrian Patrol competition in Wales

The team of the Ministry of Defense of Uzbekistan won a silver medal at the international military competition Cambrian Patrol held in Wales. More than 140 patrol groups from approximately 35 countries took part in the competition, including the United Kingdom, the USA, France, Germany, Italy, Pakistan and Kazakhstan. Over 48 hours, participants covered about 70 kilometers across rough terrain while performing reconnaissance and tactical tasks.

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Uzbekistan proposes mandatory labeling of vegetable oil from July 1, 2027

The Tax Committee of Uzbekistan has put up for public discussion a draft resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers on digital labeling of vegetable oil. If the document is adopted, mandatory labeling may come into force on July 1, 2027. It will cover oils of HS codes 1507–1515: soybean, peanut, olive, palm, sunflower, safflower, cottonseed, coconut, rapeseed and others. The discussion will last until October 24.

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