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EU prosecutors open second fraud probe into Spanish high-speed rail
EU prosecutors have opened a second fraud investigation into Spain's high-speed rail network after deadly train crashes. Spain's rail infrastructure chief stepped down after the Toledo crash.
Politico Europe · 8 Nov, 00:12
Ukraine's Defence Intelligence names Russians behind Komyshuvakha school airstrike
Ukraine's Defence Intelligence has identified the Russian colonel who allegedly planned the airstrike on a school in Komyshuvakha and the six pilots who dropped the bombs. The death toll from the 2 November attack has risen to 55.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 8 Nov, 00:12
Expert: Trump's Approach to the Ukraine War Stems from Deal-Making, Not Loyalty to Putin
Political analyst Māris Andžāns said on TV24 that US President Donald Trump's actions are shaped by his business background and deal-oriented thinking. In his view, this risks putting more pressure on Ukraine than on Russia.
Latvijas Avīze · 8 Nov, 00:11
Rasums: Russia Uses Ukraine War Talks to Try to Split NATO and Pull Its Forces Back from the Baltics
In an opinion piece published by Delfi, author Roberts Rasums argues that Russia is running a broad influence operation during its talks with the US on ending the war in Ukraine. He says its aim is to split EU and NATO unity and secure a gradual withdrawal of the alliance's forces from the Baltic states, Poland and Finland.
Delfi · 8 Nov, 00:11
European Security Services Probe Possible Russian Role in Wave of Bomb Threats
European security services are examining whether Russia is behind this week's false threats against aircraft, airports and media offices. The Financial Times reports that identifying those responsible is still a long way off.
NRA · 8 Nov, 00:10
Israeli President Tasks Opposition Leader Gadi Eisenkot With Forming Government
Israeli President Isaac Herzog has asked opposition politician Gadi Eisenkot to try to form a new government after the 27 October election, in which no side won a decisive majority. The decision does not guarantee a government will be formed.
Jauns.lv · 8 Nov, 00:10
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Paris Brothel "Le Chabanais": Where the Prince of Wales, Later King Edward VII, Was a Guest
Latvian portal TVNET revisits "Le Chabanais", described as the most luxurious brothel in Paris, which was visited in the 19th century by the Prince of Wales, later King Edward VII of Britain. The piece promises a look at how the place appeared and what secrets it holds.
TVNET · 8 Nov, 00:10
Russian strikes hit Kyiv and surrounding region, damaging infrastructure and a kindergarten
Russian strikes on Ukraine's capital Kyiv and its surrounding region damaged industrial sites, energy facilities, a major bridge and a kindergarten. Five people were reported wounded.
Euronews · 8 Nov, 00:10
EU capitals urge Brussels to swiftly sign electricity deal with UK
EU member states' capitals are calling on Brussels to sign an electricity agreement with the United Kingdom without delay. The push comes as the EU and Britain near a wider post-Brexit relationship reset.
Politico Europe · 7 Nov, 23:12
Germany Says It Has Exhausted Its Capacity to Supply Patriot Systems to Ukraine
German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius says Germany cannot currently provide Ukraine with more Patriot air defence systems. The issue is set to be discussed in mid-November at the Ukraine Defence Contact Group.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 7 Nov, 23:11
Six killed in Krakow shooting; five foreigners among the wounded
On Saturday, a gunman fired from a car at passersby in the main market square of Krakow, southern Poland, killing six and wounding 15. The interior minister said the attacker was fascinated by far-right ideologies.
Apollo.lv · 7 Nov, 23:10
Scientists say the secret of a good conversation is 'pink noise'
Researchers at Dartmouth College in the US found that more enjoyable, more connected conversations show more 'pink noise', a balance between stability and change. The study is published in Science Advances.
The Guardian Science · 7 Nov, 22:12
Over 3,000 Ukrainians may be held in Russia's "migrant prisons"
More than 3,000 Ukrainians, including former political prisoners, may be held in Russian deportation centres that function as "migrant prisons". Ukraine plans to set up a Centre for the Return of Civilians.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 7 Nov, 22:11
South Africa's ANC Posts Worst Local Election Result in Its History
South Africa's governing African National Congress won just over 30% in municipal elections, according to near-final results. It lost its majority in six of the eight metropolitan regions.
Deutsche Welle · 7 Nov, 22:11
At least six killed as gunman opens fire in Kraków's historic centre
Police say at least six people were killed and around a dozen wounded when a gunman opened fire in the historic centre of Kraków, Poland. Videos online show people fleeing and emergency services at the scene.
Euronews · 7 Nov, 22:10
EU Commissioner: Digital Fairness Act to target unfair online practices
European Commissioner for consumer protection Michael McGrath says he will present the Digital Fairness Act and an enforcement reform next week. He says unfair online practices cost EU consumers about €10.3 billion a year.
Delfi · 7 Nov, 22:10
Pilot's final radio calls released after private jet crash in Florida
A private Learjet 60 crashed in Florida, USA, killing all nine people aboard. Sky News and CNN obtained the pilot's radio transmissions, in which she reports a rapid descent.
Latvijas Avīze · 7 Nov, 22:10
Kraków shooting death toll rises to six, 12 victims in critical condition
The death toll from Saturday's shooting in the centre of Kraków, Poland, has risen to six, and 12 injured people, including a police officer, are in life-threatening condition.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 7 Nov, 21:11
Pope Leo XIV in Uruguay: Peace Is Possible and We Are Called to Build It
During his sixth apostolic journey, Pope Leo XIV celebrated Mass for more than 40,000 faithful in Paysandú, Uruguay. In his homily he stressed unity and community and said peace is possible.
Euronews · 7 Nov, 21:11
Armenia's prosecution of opposition over social media posts raises questions for EU ties
Armenian opposition party Adekvad leader Artur Danielyan was arrested over a Facebook post targeting Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan. Civil society groups call it selective justice, while the EU has given no clear public response.
Deutsche Welle · 7 Nov, 21:11
Ramelow: Unity in Bundestag Presidium, Antisemitism Row Divides Left Party
Bundestag Vice President Bodo Ramelow of Die Linke describes cross-party cooperation in the parliament's presidium and the tensions within his own party. He criticises tactical manoeuvring by some lawmakers in the antisemitism debate.
Politico Europe · 7 Nov, 20:12
Zelenskyy Condemns Kraków Shooting as a Shocking Crime
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy voiced solidarity with Poland after a deadly shooting in central Kraków. According to the latest reports, five people were killed and more than a dozen injured on 7 November.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 7 Nov, 20:11
250 couples marry at once in Gaza mass wedding
A mass wedding for 250 Palestinian couples was held in the Gaza Strip among ruined buildings and tents of displaced people. It was organised by the UAE's humanitarian mission, while the ceasefire in the territory remains fragile.
BBC World · 7 Nov, 20:10
US Democrats Win Midterms: What Powers Do They Have Against Trump?
The Democratic Party won majorities in both the US House and Senate in the November 3 midterm elections. Analysts weigh what it can achieve given President Donald Trump's veto power and the party's internal divisions.
Deutsche Welle · 7 Nov, 19:12
Gunman Opens Fire from Car in Central Krakow; Police Report Five Dead
On Saturday a man shot at passers-by from a moving car in the historic centre of Krakow, in southern Poland. Police report five people killed and at least ten wounded, and the attacker was shot.
Latvijas Avīze · 7 Nov, 19:12
EU Ambassador: Life in Kyiv Growing Harder After Russian Missile Strike
The EU's ambassador to Ukraine, Katarína Mathernová, said many people in Kyiv lack running water and face hours-long power cuts after a Russian missile strike. Russia attacked Ukraine overnight with about 40 missiles and 172 drones.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 7 Nov, 19:12
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Fourth Weekend of Protests in France as 70,000 Police Deployed
On Saturday, 7 November, trade unions, youth organisations and the "Yellow Vests" movement demonstrated across France for a fourth weekend in a row. Sources in the Interior Ministry said turnout was markedly lower than on previous weekends.
Apollo.lv · 7 Nov, 19:11
Russian Channels Claim Ukraine Uses New Satellite Terminal for Deep Strikes
Russian channels say Ukraine is using a new satellite terminal as an alternative to Starlink for deep strikes. Presidential adviser Serhii Beskrestnov neither confirms nor denies it, but says the technology is more limited than Starlink.
Euromaidan Press · 7 Nov, 19:11
Italian foreign minister says hackers leaked his personal data on the dark web
Italy's Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani says cyber-criminals have published his personal data online because of Italy's support for Ukraine. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni blamed pro-Russian hackers.
BBC World · 7 Nov, 19:11
James Webb Telescope: Scorching Planet TOI-561 b May Have Kept Its Atmosphere
James Webb Space Telescope observations suggest that the rocky planet TOI-561 b, about 280 light-years away, may have an atmosphere with reflective clouds, even though it was expected to have lost it billions of years ago. The results were published in The Astronomical Journal.
NRA · 7 Nov, 19:10
Zelenskyy: Russian Missiles Hit Kyiv's Pivnichnyi Bridge Four Times
Russian ballistic missiles damaged the Pivnichnyi (Northern) Bridge over the Dnipro in Kyiv overnight on 7 November, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said. He added that Kyiv needs contingency transport plans.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 7 Nov, 18:12
Ukraine's Khartiia Corps builds ground robots for fighting inside gas pipelines
A ground-robotics battalion of Ukraine's Khartiia Corps is developing unmanned robots designed to fight inside gas pipes and other narrow spaces. Its commander says underground combat is harder than operating in the air or on the surface.
Euromaidan Press · 7 Nov, 18:12
Five killed in shooting in central Kraków, Poland
A man fired from a car at passers-by in the historic centre of Kraków, southern Poland, on Saturday. Police say five people were killed and at least ten wounded, and the gunman was wounded and taken to hospital.
Delfi · 7 Nov, 18:11
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Two killed, ten wounded in shooting in central Kraków
A gunman opened fire in the historic centre of Kraków, a city in southern Poland, on Saturday 7 November, killing two people and wounding ten. Police say the shooter has been detained.
TVNET · 7 Nov, 18:11
Five killed in shooting in the centre of Kraków's Old Town
Shots were fired at pedestrians from a moving vehicle on the Main Market Square in Kraków, Poland, and police report five dead. The suspect has been detained and wounded.
NRA · 7 Nov, 18:11
What the future holds for lightning as the planet heats up
A review of research suggests global heating could increase lightning, though projections remain highly uncertain. Lightning is increasingly igniting large wildfires, and fire-generated thunderclouds are becoming more common.
The Guardian Science · 7 Nov, 17:12