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  2. Ukraine: Zelenskyy accuses Russia of ceasefire violations

    Less than 24 hours after Donald Trump announced an "energy ceasefire," Ukraine reported Russian strikes on the northeastern city of Kharkiv. The Kremlin says it would only consider a one-day ceasefire for an election.

    DW NewsUkraine

  3. France's high school students plan fresh protests

    PARIS — France's high school students on Monday begin a new stage of their campaign for improved conditions, hoping to maintain the momentum with a fresh wave of demonstrations. The new protests, scheduled for Tuesday, could be a turning point in the movement, launched in mid-September, which the go

    Korea Times WorldFrance

  15. Gaza: ‘She survived the bombing, but not the blockade’

    Gaza: ‘She survived the bombing, but not the blockade’ After two years of bombardment and forced displacement during Israel’s genocide in Gaza, Suhaila al-Mabhouh had one wish: to go home. The 60-year-old Palestinian longed so desperately to return to her family home in northern Gaza that she

    Middle East EyeItaly

  20. Accuracy Problems: Russia Developing New Kinzhal Missile Warhead

    Russia is developing a new version of its air-launched Kinzhal missile with a high-explosive fragmentation warhead, Ukraine’s military intelligence agency said on Monday. The agency suggested the change could be linked to guidance problems and reported reduced Russian orders for the missile in 2026.

    Kyiv PostUkraine

  25. Russia Suffers 50,000 Casualties in 1 Month – NATO

    Russian forces suffered more than 50,000 casualties in September, including as many as 28,000 troops killed, a senior NATO military official told Bloomberg on Sunday. The official estimated Ukraine’s losses at around 5,000 during the same period, although neither figure has been independently verifi

    Kyiv PostUkraine

  27. Russia’s Main Tank Factory Now a ‘Repairer’ Not ‘Manufacturer’

    As it celebrated its 90th anniversary on Sunday, pro-Moscow milbloggers lament the fact that, despite the Kremlin’s propaganda, the Uralvagonzavod tank factory has become little more than a repair shop for tanks damaged in Putin’s war on Ukraine or upgrades to Soviet-era mothballed armor.

    Kyiv PostRussia

  31. UK comedian Russell Brand in London court for rape trial start

    Jury selection took place on Monday for the ⁠trial of British actor ⁠and comedian Russell Brand over alleged ⁠historical crimes including rape and other sexual offences. Brand, 51, once one of Britain’s most high-profile broadcasters and former husband of US singer Katy Perry, faces three counts of

    South China Morning PostUnited Kingdom

  39. Prison 'Games of Hope' olympics in Italy unite inmates and staff

    Sport has the power to unite, and overcome barriers... In Rome, inmates and prison officers became athletes for the day, and took part in a sort of mini prison olympics. Organised by the John Paul II foundation for sport, this is the third edition of the “Games of Hope”, over a year after it was hel

    France24 WorldItaly

  40. Balkan temperatures swing as heavy rain heads for Greece

    Clear skies bring warm days and cold nights to Montenegro, while a low-pressure system moves towards Aegean Sea Europe live – latest updates Temperatures fluctuated dramatically in the Balkans last week, with unusually large differences between daytime highs and overnight lows – known as the diurn

    Guardian World

  43. Bitwise CIO Ranks 4 Crypto for Long-Term Growth, Starting With Bitcoin

    Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan says Bitcoin could reach hundreds of thousands of dollars if traditional portfolios shift more of their allocations toward it and gold. The case rests on currency debasement, which he links to stablecoins and tokenization over the next decade. What a Debasement Trade Means fo

    BeInCrypto

  44. Russia Needs Just 5 Drones to Test NATO, Kuleba Says

    Ukraine’s former FM warns that Russia could test NATO with just five drones targeting critical infrastructure rather than a large ground offensive. Kuleba also says Russian attacks aim to cripple Ukraine’s essential services and undermine Western support ahead of winter.

    Kyiv PostUkraine

  45. Africa: UN Human Rights Chief Hails Award of Nobel Peace Prize to Navi Pillay

    [allAfrica] Geneva -- United Nations Human Rights Chief Volker Türk spoke with pride on Friday for global human rights when he ''warmly'' congratulated South African Navi Pillay for winning the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize for those who fight for the rights of others.

    AllAfricaSwitzerland

  48. Another report suggests Samsung Galaxy S27 series could cost more

    Earlier this month, a rumor suggested that Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S27 series would be more expensive than the Galaxy S26 lineup. Now, another report has emerged supporting the possibility of a price hike. According to South Korean publication Chosun, Samsung is considering raising prices for t

    GSMArena

  50. German minister resigns, rocking coalition government

    Bärbel Bas, labor minister and co-leader of the center-left SPD party, the junior partner in Germany's governing coalition, unexpectedly resigned, citing personal reasons and 'attacks' from her coalition partners.

    Le Monde EnglishGermany

  56. Bitcoin’s Next Move Depends on the US Bond Market and Inflation Report

    Bitcoin’s next major move could depend on the US bond market. Treasury yields surged to their highest level in 24 years, making government bonds more attractive to investors and putting fresh pressure on cryptocurrencies. According to Bitunix’s October market analysis, the benchmark 10-year US Treas

    BeInCrypto

  57. Women's billion-dollar boom leaves players behind, says Fifpro

    Women's football is on course to become a billion-dollar industry, but many professional players are still earning low wages, working on insecure contracts and experiencing rising psychological stress, a Fifpro survey indicates.

    BBC World

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