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Montenegro Poised to Join EU as 28th Member by 2028
The European Commission reports Montenegro could join the EU by 2028, with accession negotiations expected to conclude by 2026. Key reforms are necessary.
Tesla Renames Full Self-Driving to Assisted Driving
Tesla has renamed its Full Self-Driving feature to Assisted Driving in Europe, while BMW plans to enhance its driver-assistance technology by 2027.
Côte Saint-Luc Men’s Club Under Fire for Exclusive
Côte Saint-Luc Men’s Club faces scrutiny over its men-only membership policy, prompting discussions about inclusivity and community standards.
Poland Responds to Suspected Provocation at Border
Poland mobilizes police and military to thwart a suspected provocation on its border with Russia's Kaliningrad exclave, as tensions rise.
No Confirmed Supermarket Fridge Hack in Greece
Recent reports detail supermarket fridge hacks across Europe, but no confirmed incidents have been reported in Greece as of November 2026.
Xi Says Middle East Must Not Become Battleground for Great-Power Rivalry
Xi told Oman’s sultan the Middle East must avoid great-power rivalry, as Beijing offered Arab nations cooperation on peace and stability.
Israeli Officials Say Election Will Stand After Netanyahu Claims Arab Parties ‘Stole’ Vote
Officials say Israel’s election results will stand even if interference allegations are substantiated, rejecting Netanyahu’s unsupported claim that Arab parties stole votes.
Five Rescued Off Kiribati After Drifting at Sea for Almost Three Months
Five people, including two children, were rescued in Kiribati after drifting thousands of kilometres across the Pacific for nearly three months.
Canada and the European Union Announce New Alliance for the Future to Create Greater Affordability, Opportunity, and Sovereignty
Canada and EU launch new partnership, announcing more than 20 initiatives on affordability, trade, technology, security and closer political association.
Russia Expands Practice of Rounding Up Men on Streets to Send Them to War
Reports of forced recruitment spread across Russia, with families alleging men are detained on streets and coerced into military contracts.
Polish President Calls Emergency Talks as Political Fight for Top Court Gets Physical
Polish President Karol Nawrocki called emergency consultations after a clash at the Constitutional Tribunal deepened a dispute over judicial control.
Paris Suburb Shooting Suspect Admitted Targeting People He Perceived as Muslim or African
Prosecutors say the suspect admitted targeting people he perceived as Muslim or African after a shooting killed one and injured seven.
Zelensky Says Strikes on Rostov Plant and Air Defenses Hit $70 Million in Russian Assets
Ukraine struck a missile-production plant and two air-defense assets in Russia’s Rostov region, Zelensky said, valuing the systems at $70 million.
Shops Looted as German Cost-of-Living Protests Turn Violent
Peaceful demonstrations over living costs and public services turned violent overnight, with looting and clashes reported in several German cities.
A pretty grim picture’: UK living-standards outlook slashed despite Healey’s budget
OBR forecasts real household disposable incomes will fall 0.6% next year, despite Healey’s £100 energy payment and other budget measures.
Drone attacks hit two ships off Bulgaria; 18 crew rescued from grain vessel
Two ships attacked in Bulgaria’s Black Sea zone; 18 grain-ship crew were rescued, while the other vessel sank after attack.
Gulf states work on multipart deal to avert renewed US-Iran war
Gulf states are drafting a deal to avert US-Iran war, reopen Hormuz after sanctions relief and seek withdrawals from Yemen.
Under Sanctions, Russia Turns to Africa With Plans to Relocate Industrial Production
Vladimir Putin says Russian firms could move production to Africa, pitching industrial partnerships as a way to withstand Western sanctions.
Russia Says ‘Battlefield Situation’ Will Determine When Ukraine Peace Talks Begin
Kremlin aide Yuri Ushakov says battlefield conditions will shape the timing of possible Russia-Ukraine-U.S. talks in Abu Dhabi next month.
Trump’s Increasing Support for Russia Carries Existential Danger for Canada
Canadian security experts warn that Trump’s closer alignment with Moscow could weaken NORAD and leave Canada more exposed to strategic pressure.
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