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Russia Enrolls 1,615 Children in Occupied Kherson Oblast in “Military-Patriotic” Program
Volodymyr Saldo, the Russian-installed head of occupied Kherson Oblast, says 1,615 Ukrainian children attend six after-school centers that include “military-patriotic” classes. Ukraine and the International Criminal Court treat the deportation and re-education of children as a crime.
Euromaidan Press · 39 min ago
One killed in Washington DC shooting; gunman dies by suicide
A shooting about a mile from the White House in Washington DC left one person dead. The gunman killed himself after police surrounded him.
Al Jazeera · 39 min ago
Report: More Than 1,400 Africans Recruited to Fight for Russia in Ukraine Since 2023
A new report says more than 1,400 Africans have been recruited since 2023 to fight for Russia in its war against Ukraine. The topic is covered in a France 24 programme on Africa.
France 24 · 40 min ago
Norway's Security Service Warns of Russian Sabotage Risk Next Year
Norway's domestic security service PST says Russian intelligence is likely to carry out sabotage in the country next year. It says the sabotage threat has risen sharply in 2026, though no attempts have been detected so far.
Pravda — ziņas · 40 min ago
EU leaders tussle over who to send to Ukraine peace talks
At the European Political Community summit in Dublin, EU leaders failed to agree on who should represent Europe in peace talks over Russia's war in Ukraine. They fear Washington may accept Russian demands to reshape European security.
Deutsche Welle · 41 min ago
Zelensky announces the largest prisoner of war exchange with Russia
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said a "largest" prisoner of war exchange with Russia will take place. He was told of it by US presidential representatives Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff after their trip to Russia.
Ukrainska Pravda · 42 min ago
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Israel bans French left-wing leader Mélenchon from entering the country
Israel's Foreign Ministry said on Thursday it will bar French left-wing leader and presidential candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon from entering the country. It responds to his pledge that, if elected, French ships would escort aid vessels to the Gaza Strip.
TVNET · 1 h ago
Argentina and UK Clash Over Oil Drilling Near the Falkland Islands
Argentina and the United Kingdom are locked in a legal dispute over an oil project off the disputed Falkland Islands. Buenos Aires wants drilling halted until sovereignty is settled, while London rejects that position.
Al Jazeera · 1 h ago
Sánchez Opens Reelection Bid in Andalusia, Where Socialists Have Lost Ground
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez formally launched his campaign in Seville on Thursday ahead of the Nov. 29 general election. In Andalusia, long a Socialist stronghold, his party now trails the opposition.
Politico Europe · 1 h ago
Ukraine's main partners meet in Dublin to discuss air defence and security guarantees
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky described a meeting in Dublin of Ukraine's biggest backers, organised by UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham. Leaders discussed boosting support for Ukraine amid continuing Russian attacks.
Pravda — ziņas · 1 h ago
Camera footage reveals how a cat really spends the day while its owner is at work
A cat owner installed a camera in his flat to check whether his pet feels lonely when he is away. The recording showed the cat calmly sleeping for much of the day.
Latvijas Avīze · 1 h ago
After meeting Kushner and Witkoff, Putin convenes Russia's Security Council
Russian President Vladimir Putin on 12 November discussed the outcome of the trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi with permanent members of the Security Council. This followed his Kremlin meeting with the US president's special envoys.
Ukrainska Pravda · 2 h ago
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Britain Sanctions All Ten of Russia's Largest Oil Companies
On Thursday, 12 November, Britain imposed sanctions on the Russian oil company Slavneft and other energy firms and vessels. It is the first country to have sanctioned all ten of Russia's largest oil companies.
TVNET · 2 h ago
Three-storey apartment building collapses in Brooklyn, at least eight dead
A three-storey apartment building next to a construction site collapsed in Flatbush, Brooklyn, New York City, killing at least eight people, including two children. The mayor has pledged to hold anyone responsible fully accountable.
The Guardian World · 2 h ago
US nonprofits sue five tech giants, seeking a halt to advanced AI development
Four US advocacy groups have filed a lawsuit in San Francisco against Anthropic, Google, Meta, OpenAI and SpaceX, asking a court to pause next-generation AI models until safeguards are in place.
Al Jazeera · 2 h ago
Putin's younger daughter Tikhonova reportedly has a son whose birth was registered almost a year late
The news outlet Agentstvo, citing leaked civil registry records, reports that Katerina Tikhonova, the younger daughter of Russian President Vladimir Putin, had a son named Adrian in Moscow. His birth certificate was issued only almost a year after he was born.
Meduza · 2 h ago
Putin open to Europe joining Ukraine peace talks, Witkoff says
Steve Witkoff has said Russian President Vladimir Putin is open to Europe joining peace talks on Ukraine. European governments remain skeptical of a breakthrough after the latest round in Abu Dhabi.
Politico Europe · 2 h ago
US Proposes Redrawing Donetsk and Luhansk Borders as First Round of Abu Dhabi Talks Ends
According to sources cited by The Economist, the US has proposed changing the borders of Ukraine's Donetsk and Luhansk regions so Russia could declare them annexed. The first round of three-way talks between Ukraine, Russia and the US ended in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday, with talks to resume Wednesday.
Delfi · 10 Nov, 19:12
Slovak PM accuses Merz of 'blackmail' over demand for Ukraine aid in EU budget
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has signalled he will block the EU's seven-year budget unless a deal on financial aid for Ukraine is reached. Slovakia's prime minister, Robert Fico, called the move 'typical blackmail'.
Guardian Ukraina · 10 Nov, 19:12
Moldova Prepares to Fully Align With EU Sanctions on Russia and Belarus
Moldovan Foreign Minister Mihai Popșoi said the country intends to fully adopt the EU's sanctions policy toward Russia and Belarus. Chisinau has already matched 91% of the measures and is working on the rest.
The Moscow Times · 10 Nov, 18:12
Iran denies role in fridge hack, France summons ambassador
Iran rejects French claims that its Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps was behind a cyberattack on cooling systems in hundreds of supermarkets. Paris has summoned Tehran's ambassador and wants EU-level sanctions.
Deutsche Welle · 10 Nov, 18:11
Conflict-of-interest allegations at EU advisory body sent to EU prosecutors
Allegations of a conflict of interest at the European Economic and Social Committee, an EU advisory body, have been sent to the European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO). A short Politico Europe roundup also mentions Russian strikes in Ukraine and Rachel Reeves's remarks on the UK's future in the EU.
Politico Europe · 10 Nov, 18:11
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First day of US-Russia-Ukraine talks ends in Abu Dhabi
The first round of three-way talks between Ukraine, Russia and the US on ending the war in Ukraine concluded on Tuesday in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates. The talks lasted about four hours and will continue on Wednesday.
Apollo.lv · 10 Nov, 17:12
Israel's new parliament sworn in as Eisenkot aims to form government
Israel's newly elected parliament, the Knesset, was sworn in on 10 November. Opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot, who has received a mandate to form a government, is trying to build a coalition.
France 24 · 10 Nov, 17:12
Abu Dhabi talks yield agreement on large-scale prisoner swap
At the first round of trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi on 10 November, Ukraine, the US and Russia agreed to hold a large-scale prisoner exchange in the near future, a source close to the Ukrainian delegation told Ukrainska Pravda.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 10 Nov, 16:12
Japan watches for signs of change in Trump's foreign policy priorities
A week before a expected meeting of US, Chinese and Russian leaders at the APEC summit, Japan fears President Donald Trump may seek a quick diplomatic win after his midterm setback, at the expense of regional allies.
Deutsche Welle · 10 Nov, 16:12
Qatar sees progress in US-Iran talks after prime minister's White House meeting
Qatar said on Tuesday that talks between the US and Iran are showing progress, though it cannot say how close a deal is. Its prime minister met US President Donald Trump at the White House the day before.
Euronews · 10 Nov, 16:12
Hegseth calls impeachment push against him 'sabotage'
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has rejected an impeachment resolution filed by Rep. Thomas Massie, calling it sabotage. A House vote could come by midweek, but what follows is highly uncertain.
France 24 · 10 Nov, 16:12
US congressman seeks impeachment of Defense Secretary Hegseth
Republican congressman Thomas Massie plans to push for a House vote on impeaching US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. He accuses the secretary of breaking the law, but the effort is unlikely to succeed.
BNN · 10 Nov, 16:11
Why Public Transport Seats Are Bright and Busy: The Reason Is Practical
The bold patterns on bus, tram and train seats are not merely a matter of designers' taste. They help hide dirt and wear, while the durable fabric lets the seats last longer.
Latvijas Avīze · 10 Nov, 16:11
Freight Train Derails in Russia's Arkhangelsk Region After Railway Bridge Collapses
A railway bridge over the Viled River in Russia's northwestern Arkhangelsk region partly collapsed, causing a freight train to derail. No one was hurt, but at least eight long-distance passenger trains were stranded.
The Moscow Times · 10 Nov, 16:11
Russian manufacturer confirms 128 dog deaths after Multikan-8 vaccine
Russian animal vaccine maker Vetbiokhim has confirmed 128 dog deaths following administration of its Multikan-8 vaccine. The company has received 177 claims from owners so far, and 104 owners have already received compensation.
NRA · 10 Nov, 16:10
Dozens of Vehicles Collide in Fog in Southeastern Bulgaria, at Least 11 Dead
A mass pile-up caused by thick fog on a highway in southeastern Bulgaria has killed at least 11 people and injured more than 48. Dozens of cars and trucks were involved.
Latvijas Avīze · 10 Nov, 15:12
First round of trilateral talks concludes in Abu Dhabi
Ukrainian news outlet Ukrainska Pravda reports that the first round of trilateral talks has ended in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates. The available material gives no details on participants or outcomes.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 10 Nov, 15:11
Police officer and dog killed by backpack explosion in Spain
A police officer and a three-year-old police dog named Denny were killed in an explosion in the Spanish city of Oviedo on Tuesday, and another officer was injured. The suspected owner of the bag fled the scene.
Delfi · 10 Nov, 15:11
Abu Dhabi talks day one: no deal, Russia still demands all of Donetsk Oblast
The first day of US-brokered Ukraine–Russia talks in Abu Dhabi on 10 November ended without an announced agreement. Russia rejects a simple ceasefire, while Kyiv insists the war must stop first.
Euromaidan Press · 10 Nov, 15:10