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Israel’s former security chief sues Netanyahu for October 7 defamation
Israel’s former security chief Ronen Bar has sued Prime Minister Netanyahu for defamation over accusations related to the October 7 attack, seeking damages as the country heads toward an election.
Bangladesh arrests two for luring locals to fight for Russia in Ukraine
Bangladeshi police arrested two suspects accused of trafficking at least 30 locals to Russia under false job pretenses, resulting in at least 20 confirmed deaths among those deployed to fight in Ukraine.
Saudi employee charged with planting recording device at OpenAI office
A Saudi national employed as an engineer at OpenAI has been charged with planting a covert recording device in the company’s San Francisco office to capture sensitive communications.
South East Asia haze: What’s choking Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia?
Severe wildfires in Indonesia have created toxic smog affecting millions across Southeast Asia, with authorities suspending company licenses and investigating land-clearing practices amid regional tensions.
UN official says ‘window of opportunity’ for peace in DR Congo
A UN envoy tells the Security Council there is a current “window of opportunity” for peace in eastern DR Congo, despite worsening security conditions and ongoing fighting between multiple armed groups.
China and North Korea to open New Yalu River Bridge, state media reports
China and North Korea will officially open the New Yalu River Bridge to traffic Thursday, marking a significant step in warming bilateral relations after years of diplomatic tensions over sanctions and nuclear disputes.
Why Sri Lanka’s Rajapaksas are being investigated for corruption and crimes
Sri Lanka’s Rajapaksa family faces multiple corruption investigations following their 2022 political downfall, including arrests of former President Mahinda’s wife and son on bribery and misuse charges.
How Israel’s ‘Yellow Line’ is reshaping southern Lebanon
Israel continues to occupy and demolish homes in southern Lebanon despite a June framework agreement aimed at withdrawal, displacing over 1.2 million people and destroying approximately 50 villages.
Tensions with teachers, pupils and Turkiye: Inside Azerbaijan’s hijab row
Azerbaijan’s new rules banning hijabs in public schools have sparked tensions among teachers, students, and international observers, with disputes over secularism versus religious freedom in education.
Trump says oil, gas and mineral exploration to begin in Greenland
President Trump announced that major exploration for oil, gas, and minerals will begin in Greenland, characterizing the Arctic island as holding some of the world’s largest easily extractable oil reserves.
How do Iranians move money abroad to avoid US sanctions?
Facing severe international sanctions, Iranians have turned to informal currency exchanges, intermediaries, cryptocurrency, and private arrangements to move money abroad, each method carrying significant risks and costs.
These workers help train robots who could one day steal their jobs
Indian textile workers are being equipped with cameras to record their movements for training AI robots, often without their knowledge or consent, raising concerns about labor exploitation and job displacement.
RJ Mitte: Breaking Bad actor dies aged 34
RJ Mitte, best known for playing Walter White Jr. in Breaking Bad, has died at age 34. His publicist confirmed he took his own life in Brownsville, Texas, on Monday.
Tata boardroom feud is testing a trusted business empire
A power struggle between Tata Sons’ board and majority shareholder Tata Trusts over leadership and public listing plans has exposed divisions within India’s oldest business empire, testing its reputation for trusted governance.
Hurricane Simon and Tropical Storm Rachel kill five people on Mexico’s Pacific coast
Hurricane Simon and Tropical Storm Rachel have killed at least five people along Mexico’s Pacific coast, causing extensive flooding, infrastructure damage, and displacement in multiple states.
Death threats and isolation – the cost of fighting sexual violence in Iraq
Iraqi women’s rights activists face death threats and isolation while documenting sexual abuse and harassment. Advocates say Iraq lacks adequate legal protections and shelter systems for survivors of gender-based violence.
DNA and vehicle-tracking help French investigators recover stolen Renoirs
French investigators recovered two stolen Renoir paintings from a museum in Cagnes-sur-Mer using DNA evidence and vehicle-tracking data. Four men face preliminary charges including organized theft.
Joseph Kabila: DR Congo ex-president named leader of new M23 rebel coalition
Former Congolese President Joseph Kabila has been named leader of a new rebel coalition called the Front for the Refoundation of the Nation, which aims to oust the government through force if necessary.
Government spent millions on Trump ads. And, federal agents raid Ilhan Omar’s home
The U.S. government spent nearly $22 million in taxpayer funds on ads promoting President Trump since late September, despite a federal judge’s order to take them down and Trump’s pledge to fund his campaign privately.
Super El Niño breaks sea temperature record weeks ahead of expected peak
El Niño has strengthened to unprecedented levels weeks before its expected December peak, with sea-surface temperatures reaching record highs in the central Pacific, surpassing the 2015 event.
BBC FM radio transmissions suspended in Afghanistan
Afghanistan’s Taliban government has suspended BBC FM radio transmissions across the country, citing repeated violations. The BBC remains a primary news source for millions of Afghans.
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