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The account for week of 12 October 2026 · No. VII
9 of 12
9 hits · 3 misses · 75% this week  |  197 calls still open
Twenty-three calls came due, and eleven of them we set aside: the facts that would have decided them were private, unclaimed or simply not reported in a form we can check. Of the twelve we could score, nine held and three missed, 75 percent for the week and 57 percent for the lifetime record, 95 of 167. As last week, most hits bet on something not happening or on a scheduled body behaving as scheduled. The misses are the familiar kind: a threshold set too close to the current print, a belligerent expected to bend to leverage, and a fast charge in a slow legal system. One audit note: the spiked-item ledger shows 4 items held back against roughly 50 published this week, with no category skewed, so the filter needs no adjustment. No factual corrections this week.
The Account by Line
Illegal Immigration2 / 3
Illicit Trade & Economic Security2 / 3
National Security3 / 4
Partnerships & Engagement1 / 1
Transnational Organized Crime1 / 1
Notable This Week
The Rest of the Ledger
№ 170Neither Guzmán Salazar brother captured, killed or surrendered in 90 days — Transnational Organized CrimeHIT
№ 171Colombia president files no JEP-abolition bill or decree in 60 days — Partnerships & EngagementNON LIQUET
№ 173A leadership-tier Operation Salem suspect formally charged — Transnational Organized CrimeNON LIQUET
№ 174Caroline Bezengi oil slick declared contained — Illicit Trade & Economic SecurityNON LIQUET
№ 176Iran strikes another neutral-flagged vessel near Hormuz — National SecurityNON LIQUET
№ 177China does not endorse the Batanes claim officially — National SecurityNON LIQUET
№ 178Iran publishes or enforces the Hormuz exclusion zone — National SecurityNON LIQUET
№ 180Commission does not extend EES border flexibility — Illegal ImmigrationHIT
№ 181US does not pause deportations to Haiti — Illegal ImmigrationHIT
№ 182Taliban claims a retaliatory strike on Pakistan — National SecurityNON LIQUET
№ 183Canada announces a further round of retaliation — Illicit Trade & Economic SecurityHIT
№ 184Jordan or a Gulf state requests more US air defense — National SecurityNON LIQUET
№ 185Seoul indicts a Chinese espionage suspect — National SecurityHIT
№ 186A Colombian armed faction claims retaliation for Total Peace reversal — Transnational Organized CrimeNON LIQUET
№ 187Kallas EPPO sanctions-evasion proposal not adopted by Council — Illicit Trade & Economic SecurityHIT
№ 188Pakistan acknowledges a cross-border strike after Kohat — National SecurityHIT
№ 189East Asian refiner confirms reduced Aramco volumes — Illicit Trade & Economic SecurityNON LIQUET
№ 191No coordinated multi-department ELN/Clan del Golfo campaign — Transnational Organized CrimeNON LIQUET
№ 192Manila protests or expels over Jia Hai Ke 7 — National SecurityHIT
197 calls remain open. The full standing record lives in the Tabularium.
statim et ubique — swiftly and everywhere
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Grades: Hit · Miss · Non liquet (set aside, excluded from the record). Criteria are fixed at publication; the ledger is append-only — nothing is ever removed. The Cursus Publicus is an independent, unofficial project, published by a private individual on their own time and not on behalf of any employer or organization; not affiliated with or endorsed by any government agency. It is drawn exclusively from publicly available, open-source information, with AI assistance, and contains no classified, controlled unclassified, or other nonpublic or protected information.