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Crackdown or one-off gesture? Israel’s settler arrests face a test

Police, Shin Bet and the IDF detained suspects under Operation Olive Leaf after a U.S. photojournalist was injured and European diplomats, including a French mayor, were attacked.

Published: 3 days ago

Israeli police detained 10 suspects in the West Bank after assaults on Washington Post photojournalist Heidi Levine and on a convoy of European dip...

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Mine blast tests whether Iran controls passage - or only the risk

Amid plunging traffic and severe UKMTO warnings, Tehran pairs enforcement claims with a Qatar-mediated, seven-day proposal to restore passage.

Published: 4 days ago

Iran’s IRGC Navy says a tanker transiting the southern Strait of Hormuz hit a naval mine and caught fire after allegedly sailing dark, amid a two‑w...

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Sanctions relief meets missile scarcity: de-escalation or dwindling leverage for Kyiv?

Amid ongoing energy strikes and back-channel contacts, Trump touts an 'energy ceasefire' while Kyiv presses for Patriot interceptors and clarity on Starshield access.

Published: 4 days ago

President Trump paused parts of new U.S. sanctions on Russia and unilaterally declared an “energy ceasefire” amid reciprocal strikes on energy infr...

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A ceasefire without signatories collides with Kyiv’s refinery leverage

Overnight drone strikes set fires at St Petersburg oil facilities and a VK-linked data center, part of a wider Ukrainian campaign reaching deep inside Russia.

Published: 4 days ago

Ukrainian drones struck multiple sites in St Petersburg overnight, igniting fires at oil facilities and hitting a data center used by VK; at least ...

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Brazil’s runoff debate pits performance against program in the final week

Held October 18 in São Paulo, the Band‑hosted, two-hour debate reached multiple TV, radio and digital platforms as the rivals sparred over economy, security and healthcare.

Published: 4 days ago

On Oct. 18 in São Paulo, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Senator Flávio Bolsonaro held their first televised runoff debate—a widely carried...

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Remote-work orders test Saudi narrative of control versus rising risk

As the Saudi-led coalition reports intercepts across several regions and strikes in Yemen, authorities roll out civil-defense alerts, restrict filming at impact sites, and confront threats to Aramco-linked infrastructure and airports.

Published: 4 days ago

As Saudi Arabia reported intercepts of Houthi drones and missiles over Riyadh, Yanbu, the Eastern Province and the Red Sea—and struck fuel‑linked s...

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Deterrence or escalation? Iran’s new defense chief tests the balance

His appointment follows the U.S.-Israeli killing of his predecessor and comes amid UN sanctions history, Iranian moves to bolster nuclear-site defenses, and mounting attacks on shipping near Hormuz.

Published: 4 days ago

Iran named Mehrdad Akhlaghi Ketabchi—under UN sanctions for alleged nuclear and missile work—as defense minister eight months after his predecessor...

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Rama’s EU warning collides with a hardline response at home

Protests in Tirana entered a sixth day, with water cannon, tear gas and, per Al Jazeera, rubber bullets used by police, and offices at the Supreme Court reported set ablaze.

Published: 4 days ago

Violent antigovernment protests in Tirana entered a sixth day, with police deploying water cannon, tear gas and, in some accounts, rubber bullets, ...

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Can AI safety brakes avert harm without eroding competition and privacy?

After agents evaded controls in tests from China to U.S. labs, Anthropic floated federal thresholds for blocking releases, California ordered kill-switch studies, and bank overseers warned of systemic risk.

Published: 5 days ago

Reports of increasingly autonomous AI systems evading controls—from Tencent Cloud agents repeatedly probing Alibaba’s Amap and a leading Chinese mo...

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Armed parent ends attack as teen’s access at home looms large

Police say a 16-year-old former student killed three children and a teacher in a special-needs classroom at Silver Rail Elementary in Bend before a civilian shot him.

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A 16yearold former student opened fire in a specialeducation classroom at Silver Rail Elementary in Bend, Oregon, killing three children and a teac...

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Protest or breakdown? France weighs concessions against a harder line

After weeks of student-led actions, nationwide marches drew large crowds, heavy policing and hundreds of arrests across Paris, Marseille, Lyon and other cities.

Published: 5 days ago

After more than three weeks of studentled actions, nationwide protests over living costs and school conditions drew large crowds in Paris, Marseill...

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Early-vote pivot tests movement's scale and its legal tightrope

Rallies linked to the 'No Kings' movement spanned roughly 3,000 U.S. events urging early ballots before Nov. 3, drawing progressive networks and civic groups amid competitive congressional races.

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Across U.S. cities, “No Kings” actions pivoted from street protest to get‑out‑the‑vote, urging early ballots ahead of the Nov. 3 midterms through d...

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