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Epstein abuse survivor says model agency 'put me in danger'
A woman raped by Jeffrey Epstein told the BBC that the US president of model agency MC2 sent her to photoshoots at the convicted sex offender's home. Documents released by the US Department of Justice point to wider ties between modelling agencies and Epstein.
BBC World · 1 h ago
Novaya Gazeta, Russia's independent newspaper, closes and staff leave Moscow office
Russian independent outlet Novaya Gazeta has ceased operations after 33 years, citing pressure from the authorities and security services. Its staff held a final editorial meeting on November 9 and left their Moscow office.
Meduza · 1 h ago
US Senate advances bill to speed up permitting for energy and infrastructure projects
The US Senate voted 73-25 to begin debate on bipartisan legislation to speed up permit reviews for datacenters and other infrastructure projects. It is the Senate's first major action since last week's election, which went badly for Donald Trump and congressional Republicans.
The Guardian World · 1 h ago
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Catherine and Camilla Choose Black for Remembrance Sunday Ceremony in London
At the Remembrance Sunday ceremony in London, Catherine wore a black Catherine Walker coat with earrings once belonging to Princess Diana and poppies. Camilla stood beside her on the balcony, also dressed in black.
TVNET · 2 h ago
Trump says FBI is investigating Nvidia chief's relationship with alleged Chinese spy
US President Donald Trump says the FBI is looking into the relationship between Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang and a woman believed to be a Chinese spy. Beijing rejects the allegations.
BBC World · 2 h ago
Trump vows to back Hegseth if impeachment proceedings begin
US President Donald Trump said he would support Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth if impeachment proceedings are launched against him. Republican congressman Thomas Massie filed articles of impeachment on Monday.
Pravda — ziņas · 2 h ago
US congressman files resolution to impeach Defense Secretary Hegseth
Republican Representative Thomas Massie has reintroduced eight articles of impeachment against US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. His own party opposes the move, while Democrats take control of Congress in January.
Al Jazeera · 2 h ago
Lucas: Kushner's proposals could endanger European security
In an opinion piece, Edward Lucas, an expert at the Center for European Policy Analysis, compares the false bomb alerts in Europe with Jared Kushner's social media proposals on European security.
Delfi · 3 h ago
Tusk and Nawrocki jointly honour victims of Kraków shooting
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk and President Karol Nawrocki took part together in a vigil in Kraków for the six people killed in the 7 November shooting. The two political rivals are currently locked in a bitter dispute over reforms to the Constitutional Tribunal.
Euronews · 3 h ago
Dutch Parents Chose to Die Together: Son Recalls Their Last Trip as a Family
A Dutchman named Bass recalls June 2024, when he made one last trip with his parents before they were given a lethal medication. Both were 70 years old and seriously ill.
TVNET · 3 h ago
Macrons sue far-right podcaster Candace Owens personally in Tennessee
Politico Europe reports that the Macrons have filed a lawsuit in the US state of Tennessee against far-right podcaster Candace Owens, targeting her personally.
Politico Europe · 4 h ago
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South Africa detains nine foreigners who planned to fight for Russia
South African police detained nine foreign nationals aged 20 to 26 at Johannesburg's O. R. Tambo airport and a nearby hotel on suspicion of trying to travel to Russia to fight in its war against Ukraine. They are expected to face charges under a law banning mercenary activity.
Apollo.lv · 4 h ago
British Ex-Paratrooper Returns Home to Hull After 28-Year Walk Around the World
Karl Bushby, a 57-year-old former paratrooper, has returned to his hometown of Hull in the UK after walking around the world for 28 years. The trek began in Chile in 1998 and, by his count, covered about 75 million steps.
Latvijas Avīze · 4 h ago
Steel Plant Explosion in Turkey's Izmir Province Kills 17
An explosion at the Habaş iron and steelworks in Aliağa, western Turkey, on Monday killed 17 people. Five people have been detained and four prosecutors assigned to investigate.
Euronews · 4 h ago
Russell Brand sentenced to 10 years and six months in prison for rape and sexual assault
British comedian and actor Russell Brand was sentenced in London on Monday to 10 years and six months in prison for rape and sexual assault. He maintains his innocence, while police are investigating rape allegations from two other women.
Euronews · 5 h ago
Ten years after India's demonetization, key promises remain unmet
A decade after India withdrew its largest banknotes in 2016, economists say the move did little to curb black money and corruption. Digital payments have grown, but the amount of cash in circulation has also risen.
Deutsche Welle · 5 h ago
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Ukraine rejects Mélenchon's remarks on Donbas
Ukraine's Foreign Ministry on Monday rejected statements on Donbas by Jean-Luc Mélenchon, leader of France's far-left party and a presidential candidate. France's foreign minister called him a "mouthpiece of the Kremlin".
Apollo.lv · 5 h ago
Russia's independent Novaya Gazeta shuts its Moscow newsroom
Novaya Gazeta, Russia's investigative newspaper, closed its Moscow office on Monday, saying state pressure made reporting impossible. Founding editor Dmitry Muratov urged the world to distinguish between the Russian authorities and the Russian people.
Deutsche Welle · 6 h ago
France accuses Iran's Revolutionary Guards of cyberattacks on supermarket refrigeration
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot has accused Iran's Revolutionary Guards of cyberattacks on the refrigeration systems of about 700 supermarkets and summoned Iran's ambassador. France will push for EU sanctions on those responsible.
Delfi · 6 h ago
Pope Leo XIV urges Milei government in Argentina to protect the most vulnerable
On his first full day in Argentina, Pope Leo XIV visited a care centre for people with disabilities and called on the country to protect its most vulnerable. The centre's work has been hit by President Javier Milei's austerity policies.
Euronews · 7 h ago
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France Accuses Iran's Revolutionary Guard of Cyberattacks on Supermarket Cooling Systems
French minister Barrot has accused Iran's Revolutionary Guard of cyberattacks that hit about 700 French supermarkets. France will push for EU sanctions on those responsible.
Apollo.lv · 7 h ago
Strait of Hormuz remains a source of leverage for Iran
Since the Iran war began, attacks on commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz have endangered crews and raised shipping costs. Experts say Iran's main constraint is economic rather than military.
Deutsche Welle · 8 h ago
International Kangaroo maths contest puzzle: finding the four-digit number equal to the sum of its digits raised to their own powers
The Guardian has published the solution to a puzzle from the Kangaroo international maths competition, which more than seven million children enter each year. The answer is 3435, so the first digit is 3.
The Guardian Science · 8 h ago
Euronews releases its evening news bulletin for 9 November
European news outlet Euronews published an evening video news bulletin on 9 November, summing up the day's main stories from Europe and beyond in a few minutes. The description does not name specific stories.
Euronews · 8 h ago
France blames Iran for cyberattacks on supermarket refrigeration
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot says Iran's Revolutionary Guards were behind an unprecedented wave of cyberattacks on supermarket refrigerators in France. He said Paris will seek EU-level sanctions against those responsible.
Politico Europe · 8 h ago
Trump Questions Fairness of US Congressional Midterms After Republican Defeat
US President Donald Trump said on 9 November on social media that he doubts the fairness of the recent congressional midterm elections. In them, the Democratic Party regained control of both chambers of Congress.
Latvijas Avīze · 8 h ago
Former US diplomat Kent: Election results show Americans unhappy with Trump's policies
Democrats won majorities in both chambers of the US Congress in the midterm elections. Former US ambassador to Estonia George Kent told Ukrainska Pravda the result stems from the unpopularity of Donald Trump's policies.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 8 h ago
Fake news in Africa: who decides what is true?
Many African countries are fighting disinformation, but civil society groups and experts say governments sometimes use the effort to curb criticism and press freedom.
Deutsche Welle · 9 h ago
Pope Leo XIV visits care centre for people with disabilities in Argentina
Pope Leo XIV visited the Don Orione care centre in Claypole, near Buenos Aires, home to more than 400 people with disabilities. He told residents their lives are not a burden on society but a blessing.
Euronews · 9 h ago
Five-time Olympic judo champion Teddy Riner announces run for French presidency
French judoka Teddy Riner, a five-time Olympic champion, told Le Parisien he is running in the presidential election. His move raises questions about his backers, funding and readiness.
Politico Europe · 9 h ago