Snap Election Watch (Spain): Pedro Sánchez called a snap vote for Nov. 29 after his minority government lost a parliamentary fight over two housing-crisis decrees, with protests and migration pressures adding to the political strain. Judicial Appointments (India): India’s government cleared three high court chief justices—Sunita Agarwal, Devendra Upadhyaya and Aparesh Kumar Singh—for Supreme Court elevation following the collegium’s recommendation. Education & Teachers (Nigeria/Ghana): Nigeria’s education minister pledged continued support for teachers and welfare ahead of World Teachers’ Day, while Ghana’s education minister promised promotion arrears for striking teachers will be paid by Oct. 30. Health Policy Clash (US): New York AG Letitia James sued HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. over a new childhood vaccine schedule and the shake-up of CDC’s immunization advisory panel. Energy Costs (South Africa): South Africa announced fuel-price adjustments effective Oct. 7, citing higher Brent crude and product price pressures. International Diplomacy: Cyprus’ foreign minister will visit the Philippines Oct. 7 to sign sports cooperation and seafarer-certificate recognition deals; Pakistan’s PM met Poland’s minister on trade and EU GSP Plus support. Regional Security: Iran’s oil minister resigned amid US blockade pressures and economic strain. Domestic Security (Nigeria): Kano police invited a politician seen in a viral video allegedly displaying a pump-action firearm for questioning. Politics & Parties (Morocco): Morocco’s Istiqlal, Popular Movement and Constitutional Union parties mandated their secretaries-general to lead talks on participation in the next government. Aviation (Nigeria): A military helicopter crashed near a naval base in Ondo State; search and rescue is underway.