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Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 10:00 GMT on October 10, 2026.

Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 10:00 GMT on October 10, 2026.

A Saudi-backed offensive toward Dhubab collapsed within hours, exposing false battlefield claims and information warfare failures amid the Yemeni military’s continued advances against mercenary forces.

Velayati warns Rubio against “lecturing others on morality” after the US secretary of state tried to disparage the Iranian nation’s steadfastness in the face of aggressors.

More than 100 humanitarian and human rights organizations say the so-called Gaza ceasefire “exists only on paper,” citing ongoing Israeli attacks and restrictions on aid and reconstruction a year after the agreement.
Masoud Pezeshkian says Iran must not bow to bullying, stressing the need to strengthen the country’s scientific and technological capabilities.
A poll has shown rising support for Israel’s Jewish supremacist parties among young people voting for the first time in this month’s Knesset elections.
It has been a year since a US-brokered ceasefire went into effect in Gaza.

A US “charity” plans to record classroom conversations in the Gaza Strip and use artificial intelligence to flag language it considers anti-Israeli.
Hundreds of protesters march through New York carrying signs and chanting slogans against US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

An Iraqi resistance group says Iran is tightening the noose around the neck of the US and allies with exercising control over the Strait of Hormuz.

President Luiz da Silva’s supporters are rallying in Recife, northeastern Brazil, ahead of the October 25 presidential runoff against Flávio Bolsonaro.

The European Union could face a natural gas shortfall of up to 14 billion cubic meters this winter, equivalent to around seven percent of its demand, according to reports.

An Israeli drone strike near Lebanon’s border with Syria wounded six people, including five Syrian nationals.

The controversy centers on War Secretary Pete Hegseth’s insistence that the lethal event be broadcast to the public.

Crowds across Yemen rally in support of Palestinians, condemning Saudi Arabia’s ongoing aggression and blockade.

Millions across the EU are struggling to survive as inflation, energy bills and bankruptcies soar.
The court also issued a warning to the international community, emphasizing that its fate rests in the hands of the States that created it.

Students across Austria, including Vienna, stage school strikes against a hijab ban for Muslim girls under 14, with parents facing fines for violations.