Roundup: Trump Says War With Iran Will 'End Soon'; Car Rams Into Crowd in Australia

International

U.S. President Donald Trump said on the 2nd that the war with Iran would 'end very soon, and Iran will never have nuclear weapons.' ^[1]

According to an October 3 report by China News Service, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) reports showed that New South Wales Ambulance confirmed that on the 3rd local time, a car rammed into a crowd in Newcastle, injuring several people. ^[2]

Society, Livelihood, and Health

During the National Day holiday, the popularity of new energy vehicle travel continued to rise, with the average daily number of vehicles on the road at 1.8 times the usual daily figure; charging demand increased accordingly, and queuing to charge at expressway service areas became a headache for many car owners. ^[4]

On health topics, a doctor answered why decayed baby teeth cannot wait until 'tooth replacement' to be treated. ^[6]

Online Culture and Sports

In online culture, an article by Wu Lichuan discussed why 'flash-dodge step' and 'bear-shiver fur' are so popular. ^[3]

In sports, the first day of the 2026 Beijing Yizhuang GT World Challenge was held. ^[5]