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320,000 protest in France's third weekend of cost-of-living demonstrations as clashes boost Le Pen's presidential poll lead
Israel's 2026 election yields a hung Knesset: Netanyahu bloc 53-54 seats, opposition 48, Arab parties record 19; coalition formation uncertain
Serbia's Aleksandar Vucic conceded the October 2026 election to the student-led Student List, ending 14 years of his rule
Jordan arrests three suspects in the Karak church funeral attack that killed nine, then airstrikes 'militant hideouts' in southern Syria, which reports five civilians dead
At least 64-68 killed near Urda, Spain after a Renfe high-speed train, cleared past a red signal during a signalling-system computer failure, slammed into a stationary Iryo train
Prince William made a surprise Graham Norton Show appearance, revealing a 'DJ Xara' ambition and promoting his Earthshot Prize ahead of its Mumbai ceremony
Qatari mediators push a US-Iran peace draft as Vance's letter to Tehran opens a negotiating channel days before midterms
Houthi missile strike on Saudi Ras Tanura refinery and airport attacks kill 22 in October, drive Brent to ~$116, six-month high
Milwaukee Brewers beat Tampa Bay Rays 4-1 in Game 5 to win the franchise's first World Series title; Contreras named MVP
Bayern coach Vincent Kompany hospitalized after training-ground collapse; sidelined for weeks as depleted Bayern still beat Freiburg 3-1
DOJ gives California counties 48-hour ultimatum to sequester ~20,000 ballots from suspected noncitizen voters; 9th Circuit skeptical, no ruling; officials cite flawed federal data
Chancellor Merz tours Singapore, Japan, South Korea proposing a global alliance for rules-based trade and deeper EU-Asia supply-chain and tech ties
Times report alleges Peltola allies recruited a second Dan Sullivan as an Alaska ballot spoiler; DOJ sues to block certification, Dunleavy probes, Democrats deny
Suliman Carrim granted R100,000 bail by Pretoria Magistrate's Court in Madlanga Commission no-show case; State failed to prove flight risk
Sir Patrick Stewart, Star Trek's Captain Picard and X-Men's Professor Xavier, died at 86 in Los Angeles from Alzheimer's and Lewy body dementia
Microsoft offered voluntary buyouts to about 60,000 employees (27% of its workforce) to cut costs while funding massive AI infrastructure spending

















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