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Tirana unrest forces choice: negotiate student demands or harden security

Two nights of student-led clashes in central Tirana saw tear gas, water cannons, fires at ministries, and damage to banks, with arrests mounting.

Published: 29 days ago

Studentled protests in Tirana escalated into two nights of street battles around government buildings, with riot police deploying tear gas and wate...

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As Bukele’s model spreads, its origin starts to recalibrate

Bukele floated monitored early releases for some “collaborators”—potentially up to half of those detained—while Costa Rica unveiled a CECOT‑style high‑security facility amid a region‑wide tough‑on‑crime shift.

Published: 29 days ago

El Salvador is weighing conditional early releases for detainees labeled “collaborators” in its mass gang crackdown—potentially up to half of the m...

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Does compliance or protest explain Rooney’s vanishing UK shelf space?

Faber says it cannot remit UK royalties after Rooney pledged them to Palestine Action, a group the government banned in July 2025.

Published: 29 days ago

Faber has halted U.K. supply of Sally Rooney’s books, saying counterterrorism laws prevent it from remitting U.K. royalties after Rooney pledged th...

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Policy or provider: what throttled Ukraine’s battlefield backbone?

Kyiv says Starlink service was abruptly curtailed during Russian strikes, disrupting front-line operations and exposing reliance on a Pentagon-funded commercial network.

Published: 29 days ago

Ukrainian officials say Starlink service for frontline units was suddenly restricted without warning, slowing data and cutting access midoperations...

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An Aramco office burns; the battle over what that means

Houthis tout coordinated attacks on oil and airport targets as Saudi-led forces intensify strikes in Yemen, disrupting flights and elevating energy-security concerns.

Published: 29 days ago

An administrative building belonging to Saudi Aramco in Dhahran was hit in a Houthi‑claimed salvo that also targeted Riyadh’s King Khalid Internati...

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Energy truce by announcement; energy sites hit by night

Deadly Zaporizhzhia attacks and nationwide drone barrages coincide with a U.S. sanctions waiver for Russian diesel and a call for Kyiv to pause refinery strikes.

Published: 30 days ago

Deadly Russian strikes on residential areas of Zaporizhzhia—killing at least 11 to 17 people, including children—unfolded alongside a sharp policy ...

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Ceasefire claimed as strikes continue and sanctions strategy bends

Washington licensed Russian diesel and Trump pressed Kyiv to halt refinery attacks and 'get a new president,' as Europe backed Zelensky and Moscow withheld any confirmation of a truce.

Published: 30 days ago

Donald Trump authorized U.S. imports of Russian diesel and announced an “energy ceasefire,” urging Kyiv to halt strikes on Russian refineries and t...

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Saudi stability claims meet a grounded capital and uncertain retaliation

Successive Houthi missile and drone attacks shut King Khalid International, caused mass casualties, and drew swift condemnations as Washington and regional partners weighed next steps.

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Yemen’s Houthi movement launched successive missile and drone attacks that hit Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport, killing at least a dozen...

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A ceasefire on paper, a war’s footprint on the ground

Israeli memorials, coordinated global protests, and ICRC demands focus attention on aid access, detainee oversight, and UN credibility.

Published: 30 days ago

Israel marked three years since the Oct. 7, 2023 attacks about 1,200 killed, 251 taken captive as reporting from Gaza depicted a yearold ceasefire ...

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Airport attacks in Riyadh tilt between payback and diplomacy

The strikes killed 13, injured hundreds, halted flights, and prompted coalition raids near Sanaa, EU condemnation, U.S. travel advisories, and an Iranian offer to mediate.

Published: 30 days ago

Over October 8–13, the Houthis launched drones and missiles at Saudi targets, with Saudi officials saying a strike on Riyadh’s King Khalid Internat...

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Record EU sanctions meet U.S. diesel buys, clouding allied leverage

The package adds roughly 1,600 listings, over half tied to ballistic-missile supply chains, while Washington presses Kyiv to halt refinery strikes and explores purchasing Russian diesel.

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The EU approved its largestever expansion of Russia sanctions, adding roughly 1,600 listings—many tied to ballistic‑missile supply chains and to or...

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Musk’s Late Money Meets the Senate Map’s Uncertain Math

He has steered over $276 million since July—possibly about $366 million for the cycle—to Republican super PACs led by the Senate Leadership Fund.

Published: 30 days ago

Elon Musk has emerged as the largest known donor of the 2026 U.S. midterms, routing more than $276 million since July—about $366 million this cycle...

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