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Stories & wires
Bagan, Myanmar, held its first official Sky Lantern Festival during Thadingyut celebrations from 25 to 27 October. Around 1,000 lanterns were released each evening above the UNESCO World Heritage site as families and Buddhist devotees gathered to pray, make offerings and mark the end of Buddhist Lent. The festival celebrates Buddhist traditions, family reunions and respect for elders while highlighting Bagan’s cultural heritage and tourism appeal.
Niger’s military government has accused Chad of carrying out a drone strike at Salvador Pass in northern Niger that reportedly killed two civilians and wounded others. Niamey has summoned Chad’s ambassador, demanded compensation and called for an independent investigation. The government also alleges French support for the attack, claims that remain unverified, as tensions between the neighbouring countries continue to rise.
Hundreds of students at the University of The Gambia in Banjul have demonstrated over deteriorating study conditions, limited access to drinking water, unreliable internet, transport challenges and the closure of a campus canteen. The Ministry of Higher Education has acknowledged their concerns and called for dialogue, while the government has announced measures to restore catering services and improve water, transport and internet access.
Democratic Republic of Congo President Félix Tshisekedi has accused former leader Joseph Kabila of working on behalf of Rwanda after reports that Kabila joined forces with the M23 rebel movement through the Front for the Refoundation of the Nation. Kabila, who was sentenced to death in absentia in 2025 over treason-related charges, has denied allegations against him. The development comes as fighting continues in eastern DRC and political tensions rise ahead of the 2028 presidential election.
Four construction workers have been killed and another injured after a tornado struck a building site in Antalya, southern Turkey, lifting accommodation containers and toppling a tower crane. Meanwhile, heavy rainfall caused flooding in Istanbul’s Pendik and Tuzla districts, prompting the rescue of a father and daughter trapped in a submerged car and the closure of the D-100 highway. The incidents follow deadly rainfall in Istanbul earlier in October.
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