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NABU Exposes Alleged Russian-Linked Crime Syndicate
NABU reveals a Russian-linked crime syndicate in Ukraine, allegedly protected by SBU officials, involving drug trafficking and fraudulent operations.
Indonesia Deploys Nearly 21,000 Troops Amid Police
Indonesia's military has deployed 20,980 troops to Jakarta as police investigate illegal wiretapping involving President Prabowo Subianto and senior officials.
Pope Leo's Envoy Reports Dire Hunger Amid Ukraine
Archbishop Luis Marín de San Martín witnesses severe hunger in Ukraine during his visit, highlighting the ongoing humanitarian crisis amid the conflict.
Bomb Threats Disrupt Air Travel Across Europe
On November 3, multiple bomb threats disrupted air travel in Europe, affecting flights to Warsaw, Sofia, and Rome, prompting security measures and diversions.
29 NHS Trusts Say Palantir AI Platform Is Unused or Not Live, Despite Benefit Claims
Freedom-of-information replies show 29 NHS trusts listed as benefiting from Palantir’s platform report it is not live or unused.
Parents Sue OpenAI, Alleging ChatGPT Guided Daughter Off Seizure Medication
Bowen Wan’s parents allege ChatGPT urged her to reduce epilepsy medication and hide it from doctors before her February death.
US Plan to Revive Russian Gas Exports Faces European Resistance
Washington’s proposal could restore Russian gas flows through Ukraine, generating transit fees for Kyiv but facing opposition across Europe.
US Army Practices Digging Temporary Battlefield Graves
The Army tests temporary burial procedures in North Carolina to preserve remains for identification and eventual return to families later.
As a Historic Measles Outbreak Hits Pennsylvania Amish Country, More Show Openness to Vaccines
Pennsylvania’s measles outbreak has prompted vaccine openness among some Amish and Mennonite residents, while health officials warn transmission may continue.
Teen Boy From Ghana Chased and Fatally Shot on Way to School in New York City
Javits Frimpong, 15, was killed walking to school in the Bronx; police seek three teens, and bullying link remains unconfirmed.
Iran Says It Has ‘No Intention’ of Peace Talks With US as War Fears Grow
Iran says it has no plans for direct talks with Washington, while regional mediators continue efforts to prevent renewed conflict
Russia Opens Terrorism Case Over Ukrainian Drone Attack on Industrial Facility
Russian investigators opened a terrorism case after a drone attack damaged an industrial facility in the Nizhny Novgorod region, officials said.
French Economy ‘Headed for a Wall’ as GDP Shrinks, Finance Minister Warns
Finance Minister Roland Lescure warns France risks hitting a “wall” as the economy contracts and the government struggles to reduce its deficit.
China’s survey activity near Pacific undersea cables raises risks for Big Tech
Research finds Chinese vessels disproportionately near Pacific undersea cables, raising risks to Big Tech, though no sabotage is proven yet
German police arrest two over suspected sabotage attack on defence firm
Two Bulgarian suspects were arrested after an alleged arson attack at a German defence contractor, as authorities investigate possible sabotage.
EU plans more import curbs on China in early 2027
EU proposes caps or tariffs on Chinese chemicals, furniture and machinery by early 2027 to address deficit without provoking retaliation.
UN Rights Experts Condemn French Police Tactics Against Student Protesters as ‘Unjustifiable’
UN experts say serious injuries to young protesters and mass arrests in France are unjustifiable, urging authorities to review policing tactics.
Russia Says War ‘Must Continue’ After Ukraine’s ‘Massive’ Drone Attack on Moscow
Dmitry Peskov says Russia’s war must continue after Moscow’s mayor reported 613 Ukrainian drones targeted the capital during Russia-Africa Summit.
Hong Kong Leader Apologizes for Deadly Fire That Tested Beijing’s Grip on City
John Lee apologizes for Tai Po fire that killed 168 people, pledging reforms after inquiry found widespread official oversight failures.
Egypt’s Parliament Approves Sending Defensive Troops to Saudi Arabia if Requested
Egypt’s parliament authorized President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi to send troops to defend Saudi Arabia if Riyadh requests help against Houthis.
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