Paul Amar Says Marseille Rioters Targeted Jewish-Owned Shops
French journalist Paul Amar says rioters burned Jewish-owned shops on a Marseille street and spared Muslim-run ones. Officials have not confirmed it.
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Aircraft · China · Iran · United States · Warfare
MMA Drone: Air Force Sets 2028 Date for a Cheaper Reaper
The Air Force says operational prototypes of its Massed Modular Aircraft, a low-cost MQ-9 Reaper successor, will field by 2028 after heavy Reaper losses.
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CAML: Army Adds a Light Autonomous Launcher With Australia
The Army opened a CAML-Lite contest on Oct. 15 for robotic missile launchers to fire at Talisman Sabre 2027, as a CAML Medium award nears.
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Colombia Opens Jerusalem Embassy; 19 Ministers Demand Reversal
Colombia opened its Jerusalem embassy on Oct. 14, capping a reversal of Petro’s break with Israel. Nineteen foreign ministers called on Bogotá to undo it.
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China · Geopolitics · Japan · Naval Ships
Japan Opens Debate on Nuclear Subs and Port-Call Exceptions
Takaichi says Japan will weigh nuclear-powered subs and a port-call exception to its non-nuclear principles; China accuses Tokyo of nuclear ambitions.
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Highways (Financing) Bill Passes Commons Second Reading
MPs backed the Highways (Financing) Bill on 15 October after rejecting a Conservative amendment 76-231. It sets up tolled, privately financed roads.
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XM30 Bradley Replacement: Wolf and Lynx Reach Army Soldiers
General Dynamics and American Rheinmetall prototypes of the XM30 infantry vehicle are at Fort Hood for soldier trials meant to pick a Bradley successor.
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Haiti Sanctions Renewal: Russia Breaks UN Council Consensus
The UN Security Council renewed Haiti sanctions, including the arms embargo, 14-0 on Oct. 14, with Russia abstaining over new language on stolen public funds.
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Venezuela Talks Resume After US Delists Jorge Rodríguez
Treasury delisted National Assembly chief Jorge Rodríguez on Oct. 14, hours before he opened a third round of US-backed talks with the opposition.
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Autonomous Warfare Command: What Project Agincourt Sets in Motion
Hegseth told AUSA on Oct. 14 that Project Agincourt leads to a four-star Autonomous Warfare Command by Oct. 2027, as the Army stands up FASCOM.
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