Howdy, folks—this evening’s OSINT situation report cranks up the global heat with a whirlwind tour of flashpoints from Africa to the Americas, where elections simmer, ceasefires crack, and disasters strike hard. In Cameroon, post-election jitters peak as rival victory claims from Paul Biya’s camp and challenger Issa Tchiroma Bakary spark clashes and arrests amid a Constitutional Council delay to October 23—could this ignite broader unrest in a nation already scarred by Anglophone conflict? The DRC edges closer to closing its Ebola outbreak after discharging the last patient on October 17, kicking off a 42-day no-new-cases countdown, while Nigeria’s streets choke with teargas as police quash #FreeNnamdiKanu protests in Abuja, detaining Kanu’s brother and lawyer in a crackdown on IPOB separatism. Shifting east: Myanmar’s junta storms a Thai-border scam hub, nabbing 15 Chinese fraudsters and 30 Starlink kits fueling the cybercrime epidemic; Hong Kong reels from a deadly cargo plane plunge into the sea, killing two ground crew; and the Philippines mourns eight lost to Tropical Storm Fengshen’s floods amid 27,000 evacuations. Europe’s no stranger to chaos—Munich Airport shutters over unverified drone swarms for the second day, stranding 6,500 amid Oktoberfest; North Macedonia’s ruling party sweeps local polls in a calm first round; and Trump doubles down on slicing Ukraine’s Donbas “the way it is” to halt Russia’s invasion, post a fiery Zelenskyy summit. In the Middle East, Gaza’s nine-day truce shatters with Israeli strikes killing 45 after mutual violation accusations, while Yemen’s Houthis snatch 20 UN staff in Sanaa, escalating their anti-aid crackdown. South Asia sees fragile hope as Afghanistan and Pakistan ink a ceasefire after deadly border clashes, but Bangladesh grapples with 249 dengue deaths this year and a Dhaka airport inferno torching $1B in garment imports, crippling Christmas exports. Wrapping the hemisphere: Bolivia’s centrist Rodrigo Paz claims victory in a runoff, ditching two decades of MAS socialism for US ties; Brazil’s northeast bus horror claims 17 lives; UN sanctions Haiti’s ex-security chief Dimitri Hérard and Bel Air gang boss Kempes Sanon for fueling the Viv Ansanm terror network; Mexico’s floods devour 76 souls, spotlighting dire warning gaps; and Peru’s fresh prez José Jerí stares down Gen Z fury over extortion rackets, with protests turning deadly. Pulled from Reuters, AP, Al Jazeera, and more, we’ll dissect the intel, fallout, and forecasts—grab a seat for the unvarnished breakdown on tonight’s world on edge. #OSINT #SituationReport #CameroonElection #DRCEbola #NigeriaProtests #MyanmarScamRaid #HongKongCrash #PhilippinesStorm #MunichDrones #NorthMacedoniaElections #TrumpUkraine #GazaStrikes #YemenHouthis #AfghanPakistanCeasefire #BangladeshDengue #DhakaFire #BoliviaElection #BrazilCrash #HaitiGangs #MexicoFloods #PeruProtests #GlobalFlashpoints #EveningBrief #Geopolitics2025