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Europe's hoax bomb wave snarls flights as origin remains unclear

Air forces, airports, and broadcasters across at least nine countries executed interceptions, diversions, ground searches, and newsroom evacuations, with every affected plane landing safely.

Published: 4 days ago

A coordinated wave of hoax bomb threats hit European aviation and media outlets, prompting fighterjet escorts, diversions, evacuations, and ground ...

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Flooded Gaza displacement camps expose rescue shortfall amid uncertain scale

Local civil defense logged roughly 1,000 to 1,500 distress calls as reports cited about 70,000 flooded tents and OCHA warned nearly 950,000 displaced people face moderate to high flood risk.

Published: 4 days ago

Heavy rains on 7 November flooded Gaza’s displacement camps, collapsing makeshift shelters and overwhelming civil defense with more than a thousand...

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Microsoft’s Amsterdam data center breach tests Europe’s AI buildout limits

Hundreds joined a coordinated Europe-wide action at a Microsoft construction site in Amsterdam, leading to mass arrests and a halt to work for the day.

Published: 4 days ago

Several hundred activists led by Geef Tegengas breached a Microsoft data center construction site in Amsterdam, scaling fences and cranes and clash...

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US $20m bounty on Iran nuclear intel: stopgap or escalation?

CENTCOM amplified a State Department Rewards for Justice offer, with possible relocation, seeking details on facilities, equipment, and scientists amid IAEA continuity-of-knowledge concerns.

Published: 4 days ago

The United States has publicly offered up to $20 million and possible relocation for information on Iran’s nuclear program—covering facilities, equ...

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Trump's ‘minor’ Qeshm strike meets parallel push for mediation

Iranian outlets reported blasts near Suza and claimed a U.S. drone was downed, with the action unfolding amid ongoing disruptions around the Strait of Hormuz.

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President Donald Trump said the U.S. carried out a “minor” strike on an Iranian airdefense element on Qeshm Island, with local reports of two blast...

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Eisenkot’s mandate rests on Arab support he won’t bring into government

Herzog chose him after 67 recommendations to Netanyahu’s 46; he has 28 days to assemble a coalition.

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President Isaac Herzog has given Gadi Eisenkot the first mandate to form a government after the October 27 vote, backed by 67 Knesset recommendatio...

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After Riyadh intercepts missiles, 'minor' damage meets wider target claims

Saudi defenses said the danger passed after intercepts over the capital; debris hit an Aramco office in the King Abdullah Financial District, and the Houthis later claimed attacks that included airports and oil facilities.

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Saudi Arabia says air defenses intercepted incoming fire over Riyadh and debris caused minor damage to a Saudi Aramco tower in the King Abdullah Fi...

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A wave of alerts, no explosives found: what reports say about European flights

Bomb threats triggered diversions, emergency landings and fighter escorts across multiple European routes; reports use different counts, while the Aer Lingus case illustrates a dispute over military landing orders.

Published: 7 days ago

Bomb alerts affected flights across several European routes over multiple days, prompting diversions, emergency landings and fighterjet escorts. Re...

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El-Sayed’s Michigan win tests Democrats’ Israel politics and identity playbook

The physician and progressive defeated Republican Mike Rogers to replace retiring Sen. Gary Peters, as Democrats secured 54 Senate seats and 228 in the House.

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Abdul El‑Sayed, a progressive physician, defeated Republican Mike Rogers to win Michigan’s U.S. Senate race, becoming the first Muslim U.S. senator...

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Local bans and Democratic gains test the AI data-center boom

Voters in dozens of cities approved restrictions as analysts cut spending forecasts and Democrats pledge tighter oversight.

Published: 7 days ago

Local ballots in dozens of U.S. cities approved new limits or bans on data centers just as Democrats notched midterm gains, prompting warnings that...

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Melania Trump’s White House truce push heads to Abu Dhabi—without Europe

The White House meeting followed a six-day Oleshky/Alyoshki pause and precedes U.S.-mediated talks led by Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner on security, de‑escalation and humanitarian issues in Abu Dhabi on Nov. 10–11.

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After a sixday humanitarian pause around Oleshky/Alyoshki credited to her office, U.S. First Lady Melania Trump hosted Ukrainian and Russian envoys...

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Ueno Bank collapse ousts Paraguay’s president: one bank or broken system?

With accounts for roughly 3 million Paraguayans frozen, prosecutors detained Ueno executives, lawmakers advanced impeachment as President Santiago Peña resigned, and depositors turned to the guarantee fund for reimbursement.

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Paraguay’s central bank placed Ueno Bank under external administration after its capital fell far below legal minimums, freezing accounts for rough...

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