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France's Yellow Vests movement calls for new protests on 31 October
France's Yellow Vests protest movement announced on Saturday that it is calling for new demonstrations on 31 October.
TVNET · 24 Oct, 15:03
70,000 Police Deployed Across France for a Tense Day of Protests
French Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez has told police to be uncompromising as a new day of protests unfolds. Several cities have imposed curfews and banned public demonstrations.
Politico Europe · 24 Oct, 15:03
Al Jazeera video asks how ZIP code shapes the American dream
An Al Jazeera video titled "Democracy by ZIP Code: Two Americas, one election" asks why Americans living just miles apart experience very different versions of the American dream.
Al Jazeera · 24 Oct, 15:02
Thousands march in Orléans against National Rally congress
Thousands of anti-fascist protesters marched in the French city of Orléans on Saturday against a congress of the far-right National Rally party. The event is a major campaign moment for Marine Le Pen ahead of the presidential election in six months.
France 24 · 24 Oct, 15:02
Media: If Trump decides to cut off intelligence for Ukraine, CIA director will not talk him out of it
The US has not officially halted the transfer of intelligence to Ukraine. If President Donald Trump chooses to do so, CIA Director John Ratcliffe will not dissuade him, media report.
Pravda — ziņas · 24 Oct, 15:02
Israeli Military Demolishes Buildings and Sets Up Roadblocks in Hebron After Two Soldiers Killed
The Israeli military has demolished buildings and erected roadblocks in Hebron, the largest city in the West Bank. The action came a day after Palestinian gunmen killed two Israeli soldiers.
The New York Times · 24 Oct, 15:01
German ambassador to Ukraine: friendship with Russia will not be restored
Boris Ruge, Germany's ambassador to Ukraine, told European Pravda he opposes restoring ties with Russia or resuming Russian energy supplies to Europe via Ukraine. He called Germany's earlier attempt at partnership with Moscow a mistake.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 24 Oct, 14:03
Fire destroys former Nazi guesthouse "Eagle's Nest" in German Alps
A major fire on Friday evening destroyed the historic Kehlsteinhaus, known as the "Eagle's Nest", near Berchtesgaden in Bavaria. Police detained a man nearby and are investigating whether arson was involved.
NRA · 24 Oct, 14:03
Rain expected in parts of Ukraine on Sunday, with nighttime lows of +1° in the west
Ukraine's weather forecast for Sunday, 25 October, predicts rain in three regions, with two more affected overnight. In the west, night temperatures will fall to +1°C.
Ukrainska Pravda · 24 Oct, 14:02
Rain expected in parts of Ukraine on Sunday, with western areas dropping to +1° overnight
The weather forecast for Sunday, 25 October, predicts rain in three Ukrainian regions, with two more affected overnight. The rest of the country should stay free of precipitation.
Pravda — ziņas · 24 Oct, 14:02
France Deploys Tens of Thousands of Security Forces and Bans Some Demonstrations
French authorities have deployed tens of thousands of security personnel and banned demonstrations in some cities. The aim is to avoid a repeat of the riots that shook the country a week earlier.
The New York Times · 24 Oct, 14:02
Starlink restored in Ukraine for devices moving at high speed
Ukrainian Defence Minister Yevhenii Khmara has said the "Starlink" satellite communications system and its military version "Starshield" work again in Ukraine, including on devices moving faster than 400 kilometres per hour. The restrictions had caused problems for the army, which uses the network to guide drones.
Jauns.lv · 24 Oct, 14:01
Gunmen attack Greek Orthodox church during funeral in Jordan: 7 dead
Armed attackers struck a Greek Orthodox church during a funeral in the Jordanian city of Karak. Seven people were killed and about 40 injured, and Jordan declared three days of mourning.
Ukrainska Pravda · 24 Oct, 13:03
Brazil's presidential run-off: Lula and Bolsonaro debate their policy proposals
Brazilian presidential candidates Lula and Bolsonaro debated their policy plans ahead of the run-off. Polls show the two are neck and neck.
Al Jazeera · 24 Oct, 13:03
British woman dies in Bahamas trying to rescue sons from current
A 36-year-old British woman has died in the Bahamas after trying to rescue her two sons, who were swept away by a strong current while snorkelling. The boys were later rescued and police are investigating.
The Guardian World · 24 Oct, 13:02
Multi-storey building collapses in Nairobi, seven people missing
A multi-storey building under construction collapsed on Friday afternoon in Nairobi, the capital of Kenya. Rescuers are searching for seven people feared trapped under the rubble.
BBC World · 24 Oct, 13:02
Ukraine says Starlink and Starshield connection is stable again
Ukraine's defence minister says the speed of the Starlink satellite communications system and its military version Starshield has returned to normal after more than a week of restrictions that disrupted military operations.
France 24 · 24 Oct, 13:02
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Trump Weighs Further Easing of Sanctions on Russia
US President Donald Trump is considering easing sanctions on Russia further. He is also reportedly open to concessions on Russian fertilizer exports.
Apollo.lv · 24 Oct, 13:01
Czech parliament backs public media funding change in first reading
The Czech parliament on Saturday approved in a first reading a bill changing how public television and radio are funded. The opposition says it would curb media freedom, and media employees are preparing to strike.
LSM · 24 Oct, 13:01
Rubio urges Cubans to cooperate secretly with the CIA
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has used social media to urge Cubans seeking change to enter a confidential partnership with the CIA. In January, Donald Trump had already stepped up pressure on Cuba by announcing an oil blockade.
ERR (rus) · 24 Oct, 13:01
France Mobilizes About 70,000 Security Personnel Ahead of Mass Protests
French authorities have mobilized roughly 70,000 police and security officers ahead of mass protests. The aim is to prevent the arson and looting that shocked the country last weekend.
The New York Times · 24 Oct, 13:01
Europe's housing crisis deepens, squeezing the middle class and young people
Protests over the cost of living, including housing and rent prices, are taking place in several European countries. Housing affordability increasingly affects the middle class, while young people feel the heaviest burden.
LSM (rus) · 24 Oct, 12:03
Muslims choose Andalusia, finding belonging in traces of its past
Some Muslims are choosing to settle in Andalusia in southern Spain, drawn by traces of its Islamic past. Al Jazeera reports this in a long-form feature.
Al Jazeera · 24 Oct, 12:03
Zelensky: No European Country Could Defend Itself Against Russia Alone
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky told US broadcaster ABC News that European countries cannot individually withstand Russian aggression. He criticised states that keep air defence missiles for themselves instead of passing them to Ukraine.
Jauns.lv · 24 Oct, 12:02
Zelenskyy: Ukraine received only 24 Patriot missiles from US over 3 months
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told ABC News that Ukraine has received just 24 interceptor missiles for Patriot air defence systems from the United States in the past three months. He said the country needs about 350 per month.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 24 Oct, 12:01
Macron calls shooting in Paris suburb a terrorist and racist attack
French President Emmanuel Macron on Friday described a shooting in Trappes, on the outskirts of Paris, as a terrorist and racist attack. One person was killed and five others were wounded.
ERR (rus) · 24 Oct, 12:01
Ukraine restores operation of Starlink and its military version Starshield
Ukrainian Defense Minister Yevhenii Hmara said on Saturday that the Starlink satellite communication system and its military version, Starshield, are working again in Ukraine. The announcement mentioned a speed exceeding 400 kilometers per hour.
Apollo.lv · 24 Oct, 12:01
Rubio urges Cubans seeking change to form 'discrete partnership' with CIA
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has called on Cubans who want change in their country to form a "discrete partnership" with the CIA, America's foreign intelligence agency. The Trump administration has repeatedly said it aims to change Havana's leadership.
Euronews · 24 Oct, 11:03
Italy braces for Saturday protests in eight major cities under heightened security
Italian authorities are stepping up security in eight major cities, including Rome and Milan, where protests are expected on Saturday after violence last weekend. The demonstrations target budget cuts and the rising cost of living.
Jauns.lv · 24 Oct, 11:03
Bear Seriously Injures 15-Year-Old Boy in Russia's Altai Mountains
In Russia's Altai Mountains, a bear attacked a 15-year-old boy and tore off part of his scalp. The teenager was taken to hospital in moderate condition.
NRA · 24 Oct, 11:02
CNN: Zelensky Has Little Choice but to Live With Trump's Attitude, as US Pressure on Russia Matters
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has no real alternative to continuing dialogue with US President Donald Trump, CNN concludes. In its assessment, Trump is the only world leader able to exert enough pressure on Russia.
Latvijas Avīze · 24 Oct, 11:02
Zelensky: Ukraine Ready to Freeze the Front Line but Not to Cede New Territory
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said in an ABC News interview that Ukraine is ready to halt fighting along the current front line but not to give Russia additional territory. The General Staff reported 181 combat clashes over the past day.
LSM (rus) · 24 Oct, 11:01
Ukrainian community in the US has long worked to advance Ukraine's interests in Washington
The Ukrainian community in the United States has worked for decades to keep Ukraine–US relations strong. Its aim is to ensure Ukraine has reliable partners in Washington.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 24 Oct, 10:03
Ukrainian drones reportedly spark fire at synthetic rubber plant in Tolyatti
A fire broke out at a synthetic rubber plant in the Russian city of Tolyatti overnight into Saturday after a Ukrainian drone attack, according to Ukrainian Telegram channels. The source gives no official confirmation.
TVNET · 24 Oct, 10:02
Student protests in France escalate into widespread unrest
On 17 October at least 550,000 people joined protests in France that began as a demonstration by high school and university students over problems in the education system. The rallies descended into riots, and analysts are drawing parallels with 1968.
Diena · 24 Oct, 09:56
Fire engulfs Hitler's 'Eagle's Nest' mountain retreat in Bavaria; suspect detained
A fire broke out overnight into Saturday at Adolf Hitler's former mountain retreat, the Eagle's Nest, in Bavaria in southern Germany. Police have detained a suspicious person, and no one was hurt.
The Guardian World · 24 Oct, 09:56