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Beside Milei, Pope Leo presses people-first economics and limits on power
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Beside Milei, Pope Leo presses people-first economics and limits on power

His Buenos Aires address marked the first papal visit to Argentina in nearly four decades, drawing massive crowds during a 12‑day Latin America tour.

In Buenos Aires, Pope Leo XIV shared a stage with President Javier Milei and, before vast crowds, urged that the economy serve people, called for guarding democracy, and warned leaders to know the ...

Trump’s ‘too tough’ deportation turn meets hardline staffing, Democratic purse strings
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Trump’s ‘too tough’ deportation turn meets hardline staffing, Democratic purse strings

After midterm losses and a 60 Minutes interview, the White House floats immigration talks focused on DACA as Democrats prepare to run both chambers.

After Republicans’ midterm losses, Donald Trump told 60 Minutes his deportation policy “might be too tough” and said he could work with Democrats on an immigration deal—remarks delivered just days ...

US Envoys Open Ukraine Talks as G7 Seeks Say in Terms
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US Envoys Open Ukraine Talks as G7 Seeks Say in Terms

Foreign ministers in Paris coordinate on Ukraine and Iran while Washington’s Abu Dhabi track spans ceasefire terms, security guarantees, reconstruction, and European security.

G7 foreign ministers met in Paris on Ukraine and Iran as Washington opened the first Russia–Ukraine talks in nine months in Abu Dhabi under presidential envoys, signaling a push beyond a ceasefire ...

France blames IRGC unit for fridge hacks, tests EU resolve
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France blames IRGC unit for fridge hacks, tests EU resolve

Paris prosecutors are investigating Shahid Kaveh after more than 700 French supermarkets saw refrigerators remotely heated; France summoned Iran’s ambassador and will push for EU sanctions.

France has opened a criminal investigation into Shahid Kaveh, a cyber unit linked to Iran’s IRGC, after October attacks that remotely raised temperatures in more than 700 supermarket fridges and fr...

Massie's Hegseth impeachment pits War Powers claims against post-midterm politics
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Massie's Hegseth impeachment pits War Powers claims against post-midterm politics

The Kentucky Republican introduced eight articles alleging unauthorized Iran hostilities and abuse of power, and aims to force a rapid House vote.

Republican Rep. Thomas Massie filed eight articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, alleging he waged war in Iran without congressional authorization and abused his powers; a ...

As Novaya Gazeta Shuts, Kremlin Says Media Remains Multifaceted
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As Novaya Gazeta Shuts, Kremlin Says Media Remains Multifaceted

Associated with Nobel laureate editor Dmitry Muratov, the newsroom—one of the few critics of Russia’s war in Ukraine—faced a foreign-agent label, donation blocks, and loss of its 30-year offices.

Novaya Gazeta, long regarded as Russia’s leading independent newspaper, closed on November 9, 2026, as staff vacated their longstanding Moscow office amid compounding state pressures including a “f...

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France's advanced wage hike pits 'historic' claim against 'crumbs' backlash
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France's advanced wage hike pits 'historic' claim against 'crumbs' backlash

The government moved a 1.6% Smic increase to Dec. 1, setting the net monthly wage around €1,502 as unions call a Nov. 17 strike in a volatile pre-election climate.

France will advance a planned minimumwage rise to 1 December and set it at 1.6%, taking the net Smic to about €1,502—...

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