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20 stories · World News · from 2026-11-05 to 2026-11-12
A Wall Street Journal report says the vice president is considering a meeting with an Iranian hardliner to end the war. Tehran says no meeting is planned, and Israel is preparing for the possibility that diplomacy fails.
Masked groups hurled fireworks and set barricades ablaze after largely peaceful marches over housing costs, and dozens were arrested, less than three weeks before Spain's snap election.
A small plane from a six-aircraft formation that saluted a veterans' ceremony in Saint-Georges, in Quebec's Beauce region, went down in woods near the town's airport. Canada's Transportation Safety Board is investigating.
Moscow's top envoy in Washington, a North America specialist who led early embassy talks with the Trump administration, died Wednesday; no cause was given.
Six people died in Kraków's Main Market Square. The gunman's motive is still officially unclear, and the government's early account has become a political fight.
Police on both sides of the Irish Sea called the emailed threats bogus, while Italy evacuated at least 300 schools and Rome warned of a deliberate campaign to sow fear.
Two days of U.S.-brokered talks produced a large prisoner-of-war swap but no breakthrough on ending the war, as American envoys head to Moscow to meet Putin.
Wildlife officials say the rare predatory attack happened earlier this month in western Canada; the bears have been put down.
The note, found in a washroom shortly before takeoff, threatened a hijacking on the Mumbai-bound flight.
The former Pakistani prime minister's lawyers say his health has deteriorated behind bars and he has lost much of the vision in one eye.
The five-time Olympic champion says ordinary French people have been left to cope with debt, rising costs and crime. Analysts see a hunger for an alternative to the old parties.
The State Department called the council an 'irredeemable body' as Washington skipped its review for a second year.
Haiti's prime minister praised El Salvador's president after the strike on the 400 Mawozo gang, as thousands of Salvadoran soldiers take the fight to Haiti's gangs.
American, Russian and Ukrainian negotiators sat down in the UAE as Washington pushes for a final end to a war nearing its fifth year.
British counterterrorism police say they worked closely with the FBI and the U.S. military.
Zelensky calls day one 'constructive' as Europeans are left waiting in the hotel.
The former military chief has up to six weeks to form a government and promises an inquiry into the Oct. 7 attacks.
The October attack hit refrigeration at more than 700 French retailers and spoiled millions of euros in food. Tehran denies it.
Weak spending at home is pushing Chinese factories to flood foreign markets, and the West is losing patience.
Thick fog triggered a series of crashes; police, firefighters and paramedics rushed to the scene.
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