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Umerov: Meetings With European Officials in Abu Dhabi to Be Held Separately From Trilateral Talks
Rustem Umerov, head of Ukraine's Foreign Intelligence Service, said European representatives will meet Ukraine separately in Abu Dhabi, while the talks with the US and Russia stay trilateral. They will be the first such delegation talks since mid-February.
TVNET · 9 Nov, 16:11
Nearly 100 Communities in Russia's Dagestan Lose Power After Storm
A local grid failure caused by severe weather left 89 villages and towns in Russia's North Caucasus republic of Dagestan without electricity on Monday. Repairs are expected to be completed around 8 p.m. Moscow time.
The Moscow Times · 9 Nov, 16:10
Ukraine has tested near-space interceptor systems and wants to put them into production
A Ukrainian lawmaker says the country has already demonstrated launches of exo-atmospheric systems and is working to produce them. Kyiv is seeking answers to Russia's Oreshnik missile and its dependence on Starlink.
Euromaidan Press · 9 Nov, 15:11
Brother of Hungary's former PM Viktor Orbán detained over human trafficking suspicions
Hungarian police on 9 November detained Áron Orbán, the brother of former prime minister Viktor Orbán, on suspicion of human trafficking. Several other people were also detained in Budapest and two nearby towns.
Latvijas Avīze · 9 Nov, 14:11
Satellite images: five strikes leave 34 tanks hit at Russia's Samara oil pumping station
Ukrainian drones have struck an oil pumping station in Russia's Samara Oblast five times, and satellite images show 34 tanks destroyed or damaged. The latest attack, on 2 November, temporarily halted Kazakh oil flows through the Atyrau–Samara pipeline.
Euromaidan Press · 9 Nov, 13:12
Estonian foreign minister: Best outcome of Abu Dhabi talks would be a ceasefire
Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna says the U.S.-mediated Russia-Ukraine talks in Abu Dhabi cannot produce a broader European peace settlement. A ceasefire would be the best possible result, though he personally doubts one will be reached.
ERR News · 9 Nov, 13:11
Ukrainian drones strike Kirishi refinery that supplies St. Petersburg
Ukrainian drones hit the Kirishi oil refinery in Russia's Leningrad Oblast overnight on 9 November and started a fire. It followed a week in which three of the four refineries supplying Moscow were struck.
Euromaidan Press · 9 Nov, 12:12
US Homeland Security Has Issued at Least 185,000 Administrative Subpoenas Since Trump Took Office
Homeland Security Investigations, a unit of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, estimates it has sent at least 185,000 administrative subpoenas since the Trump administration began. The figure emerged in a court filing in a freedom-of-information lawsuit.
Wired · 9 Nov, 12:12
Scientists: 2026 Likely to Become the Hottest Year on Record
The US research group Berkeley Earth says with 95% confidence that 2026 will beat the 2024 heat record. The forecast comes as the UN's COP31 climate conference opens in Turkey.
Jauns.lv · 9 Nov, 12:11
Kremlin echoes Trump on Ukraine's "different shape" after war: geography has already changed
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, responding to US President Donald Trump's remark that Ukraine will have a "slightly different shape" after the war, said that geographically it is already a different country. Trilateral talks are set for Abu Dhabi.
Pravda — ziņas · 9 Nov, 12:10
Kraków shooter dies in hospital as Polish authorities probe whether he acted alone
Poland's justice minister Waldemar Zurek says the investigation into the Kraków shooting will seek to establish whether the attacker acted alone. The 24-year-old Polish gunman has died in hospital.
Guardian Ukraina · 9 Nov, 12:10
Kraków square shooter dies in hospital
A 24-year-old Polish man who killed six people in a shooting on Kraków's main square on Saturday died in hospital on Monday. Police are investigating the attack together with the deaths of his family members, and a terrorism probe has been opened.
Politico Europe · 9 Nov, 11:13
Trump says offer of press secretary job to UFC chief Dana White was a joke
US President Donald Trump says he was only kidding when he offered UFC chief executive Dana White the White House press secretary job. White is due to meet the president on Monday but has not said whether he would take the role.
BBC World · 9 Nov, 11:13
Gunman Who Killed Six in Central Kraków Dies in Hospital
The 24-year-old man who shot six people dead in central Kraków on Saturday and was wounded in a shootout with police has died in hospital, police said on Monday. Investigators believe he killed nine people in total.
Diena · 9 Nov, 11:12
Ukrainian drones hit Leningrad region, setting fire to major Kirishi oil refinery; woman killed in Vsevolozhsk
Ukrainian drones attacked Russia's Leningrad region overnight on November 9, with the governor reporting 113 shot down. A fire broke out at one of Russia's largest oil refineries in Kirishi, and a woman died in Vsevolozhsk.
Meduza · 9 Nov, 11:10
Trump says mass deportation drive was "too tough"
US President Donald Trump told CBS's "60 Minutes" that his mass deportation of undocumented immigrants may have been too tough. The interview was recorded after the Republican Party's heavy loss in Tuesday's midterm elections.
France 24 · 9 Nov, 10:11
Russian drone hits energy workers' vehicle in Sumy: three injured, one seriously
A Russian drone struck a vehicle carrying energy workers in Sumy on the morning of 9 November. Three employees of Ukraine's grid operator Ukrenergo were wounded, one of them seriously.
Ukrainska Pravda · 9 Nov, 10:10
Rosneft begins limiting fuel sales at filling stations across Russia
Russian oil company Rosneft has capped how much fuel a single customer can buy at its stations in several regions. The move follows Ukrainian drone strikes on several of its refineries in recent weeks.
Meduza · 9 Nov, 10:10
Finnish Navy chief: Russia's presence in the Baltic Sea may have peaked
Finnish Navy commander Rear Admiral Tuomas Tiilikainen told Sky News that Russia has probably reached the limit of its peacetime capabilities in the Baltic Sea. He described the situation at sea as tense but stable.
Ukrainska Pravda · 9 Nov, 09:12
Jersey, a Tiny Island, Has Become a Hub for Medical Cannabis in Europe
Jersey, a British Crown Dependency of about 100,000 people, has emerged as a notable medical cannabis exporter. Producer Northern Leaf shipped £8.4 million of product in 2025, though the industry is drawing controversy on the island.
Wired · 9 Nov, 09:12
Gunman who killed six in Kraków's market square dies in hospital
The Polish citizen who opened fire on passers-by in Kraków on 7 November has died in hospital. Six people were killed in the attack and 16 were wounded.
ERR (rus) · 9 Nov, 09:11
Poland Mourns Kraków Shooting Victims; Gunman Dies in Hospital
Poland declared two days of national mourning after a shooting in Kraków's historic centre that killed six people. The government links the attack to far-right ideology, which the opposition disputes; the gunman has died in hospital.
BNN · 9 Nov, 09:11
Krakow shooting suspect dies in hospital
Polish police say the 24-year-old suspected of killing six people in Krakow has died in hospital on Monday morning. Ministers said he appeared to be inspired by far-right ideologies.
BBC World · 9 Nov, 09:11
Trump plans to meet Putin and Xi in China to discuss ending the Iran war
US President Donald Trump says he expects to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese leader Xi Jinping on the sidelines of an Asia-Pacific summit in China. He said the agenda would include ending the war in Iran and denuclearisation.
Euronews · 9 Nov, 09:10
Trump: I Can't Say Who Slowed Starshield for Ukrainians
US President Donald Trump said in a CBS interview that he cannot name who was responsible for slowing the Starshield satellite system for Ukraine, but claimed it was not him. He noted that the system eventually started working again.
Pravda — ziņas · 9 Nov, 08:12
Counting stars in the Great Square of Pegasus reveals how dark your sky is
The Guardian's Starwatch column invites readers to find the Great Square of Pegasus and count the stars inside it to gauge how dark the sky is where they live.
The Guardian Science · 9 Nov, 08:11
Moscow police detain hundreds of young people in a weekend sweep, calling it a 'preventive measure'
On the evening of November 7, police in central Moscow detained 150–200 people, mostly young people including minors. Detainees report beatings, military summonses and pressure to sign contracts with the army.
Meduza · 9 Nov, 08:11
UN COP31 Climate Conference Opens in Antalya
The UN climate change conference COP31 opened on 9 November in Antalya, Turkey, and will run for nearly two weeks. Countries will discuss emission cuts, climate finance and turning existing commitments into action.
Delfi · 9 Nov, 08:11
Ukrainian doctors treat wounded soldiers like biological attack victims to cut amputation risk from resistant infections
A pilot launched in September outside a hospital in Dnipro washes wounded Ukrainian soldiers and applies antiseptic before treatment. It aims to curb antibiotic-resistant bacteria that cause severe wound infections and force extensive amputations.
Meduza · 9 Nov, 07:12
Burnham's pledge to get rough sleepers in by Christmas in doubt as numbers rise in England
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham's promise to offer every rough sleeper in England a route off the street by Christmas is in jeopardy as numbers rise and housing is scarce. Government figures show 8,748 people slept rough in June.
The Guardian World · 9 Nov, 07:11
Le Pen's plan to scrap EU diplomatic service and Ukraine talks in Abu Dhabi
Trilateral talks among the U.S., Ukraine and Russia are under way in Abu Dhabi this week, while French far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen plans to dismantle or sharply cut the EU's diplomatic service. European leaders are also preparing for their first joint meeting on AI.
Politico Europe · 9 Nov, 07:11
Cruise ship pianist survives nine hours in the Pacific before anglers rescue him
Two anglers rescued a cruise ship pianist off the California coast after he had spent about nine hours in the water following a fall overboard. He was taken to hospital and his condition is stable.
Delfi · 9 Nov, 07:10
Iran's foreign minister gives US two days to end military action
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi issued an ultimatum on X, demanding the US halt military action on all fronts within two days or face a harsh war. The statement came as the US midterm congressional elections ended.
Pravda — ziņas · 9 Nov, 06:13
Cruise ship pianist rescued from Pacific Ocean after nine hours in water
Two fishermen found a pianist from the cruise ship Ovation of the Seas treading water off the Californian coast; he is believed to have spent about nine hours in the ocean after falling overboard. He was taken to hospital in a stable condition.
BBC World · 9 Nov, 06:12
Russia's GRU Uses Ordinary People as “Disposable Agents” in Parcel Arson Plot
Lithuanian and Polish prosecutors accuse ten men of planning arson attacks with cargo parcels on behalf of Russian military intelligence, the GRU. One defendant is Vasilij Kovacs, a Ukrainian living in Latvia, who denies knowingly working for intelligence.
Politico Europe · 9 Nov, 06:12
Former US Diplomat Kent: Election Result Shows Americans Angry at Trump's Policies
Democrats won majorities in both the Senate and the House of Representatives in the US midterm elections. Former US ambassador to Estonia George Kent told Ukrainska Pravda the result reflects the unpopularity of President Donald Trump's policies.
Ukrainska Pravda · 9 Nov, 06:12