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Charges jolt a U.S. bomber hub, while attribution stays murky

Prosecutors charged two 24-year-old Londoners under the UK’s new National Security Act over a September incident outside RAF Fairford, a British base hosting U.S. bomber operations.

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UK prosecutors have charged two 24yearold Londoners, Mohmed Abdulkarim and Nouman Essghir, under the National Security Act after a 27 September sec...

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A court’s travel ban, a reported U.S. arrival, uncertain consequences

After the runoff, Brazil’s high court demanded his passports, police voided them, and reports placed him meeting his brother in Florida as lawmakers pursued Interpol steps.

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After his runoff defeat, Brazil’s Supreme Federal Court ordered Senator Flávio Bolsonaro to surrender his passports and barred him from leaving; wh...

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Compliance case or censorship? Mada Masr ruling blurs the line

A New Cairo court convicted editor Lina Attalah for operating an unlicensed site, ordered Mada Masr’s closure, and imposed the statutory maximum fine as rights groups protest.

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An Egyptian misdemeanors court convicted Mada Masr editorinchief Lina Attalah of operating an unlicensed website, ordered the outlet shut, and impo...

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A protest victory leaves Serbia’s path between Brussels and Moscow open

A student-led anti-corruption slate won about 52% and a clear parliamentary majority, ending Vučić’s 14-year dominance.

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Serbia’s studentled opposition won snap parliamentary elections with just over 52% of the vote and a triple‑digit seat advantage, prompting Aleksan...

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Retaliation or incursion? Jordan’s raids test Syria’s sovereignty claims

Amman says it targeted militants in Daraa and Sweida after nine were killed in Karak, while Damascus reports child casualties and protests the lack of prior coordination.

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Jordan launched airstrikes in southern Syria on Oct. 27 after a church attack in Karak that killed nine, saying it hit militants tied to the assaul...

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Short-term savings collide with long-term methane risks and uncertainty

The EPA moves to terminate Biden-era leak oversight, including ending an approved-observer program for reporting major methane releases.

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The Trump administration moved to terminate Bidenera methane leak rules for oil and gas producers, touting $45 billion in savings and access to 210...

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Anthropic’s listing tests AI boom’s footing: growth story or warning sign

The chatbot maker’s S-1 details rapid expansion, steep upfront costs, and a central role in an AI supply chain whose fortunes reach from chipmakers to global markets.

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Anthropic has filed an S1 for a U.S. listing as early as next month, a float cast as a market gauge for the AI boom given its position atop a wide ...

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Arab gains test Israel’s vows about who can be in power

Israel’s first national election since Oct. 7 saw decades-high participation, left both blocs short of a majority, and kept Likud largest amid historic advances by Arab lists.

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Israel’s first national vote since the Oct. 7 attacks drew 77.7% turnout—the highest since 1999—left Likud the largest party, and produced no path ...

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Repurposed Ebola vaccine meets Bundibugyo surge—turning point or dead end?

A fast‑growing outbreak centered in DRC, with fatalities near half of infections, detections in Kenya and Nigeria, and security and labor threats to responders, coincides with a WHO‑backed trial of Merck’s Ervebo.

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The DRC’s Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak has surpassed 10,000 confirmed cases with roughly 4,900 deaths, as authorities launch the country’s first trial...

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Funding now, admissions overhaul after 2027: will protests outlast the wait?

Student unions met the prime minister as the government outlined renovation financing, class-size caps, indexed grants, and 15,000 new higher-education places amid ongoing nationwide mobilization.

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France moved to quell studentled protests over school conditions and living costs with a package of education spending and reforms—€4 billion for s...

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Hypergrowth collides with huge losses in Anthropic’s AI mega‑IPO

The S‑1 outlines mid‑November trading, 24 underwriters, and a 5% share pledge to a public‑benefit fund.

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Anthropic filed for a U.S. IPO to list Class A shares on Nasdaq under ANT in mid‑November, naming 24 underwriters and revealing revenue that jumped...

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A certified victory confronts contested legitimacy and jittery markets

Brazil’s electoral authority declared Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva president-elect for a fourth, non-consecutive term after a narrow runoff.

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Brazil’s electoral authority confirmed Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva won a fourth, nonconsecutive term with about 51.7% of the runoff vote—a narrow but...

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