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False warnings of possible nuclear strikes were broadcast overnight. The systems were brought back under control, but responsibility remains unknown.

Surveys ahead of Tuesday’s midterms point to shared concern over costs but different priorities on healthcare, immigration and crime.

The proposed removal from January 2027 would affect two countries’ duty-free access to the US market. The US Trade Representative gave no specific examples for the decision.

Authorities have updated their investigation into Sunday’s crash, but the available report gives no details of their remarks or findings.

Al Jazeera reports renewed student protests alongside pupils’ return to school, but provides no details about their location, scale or cause.

A France 24 review traces Washington’s involvement in conflicts and disputes from Ukraine and Venezuela to Gaza and Iran.

France 24 reports the move comes days after the UN ended its political mission in Somalia; it gives no troop numbers or timetable.

Human Rights Watch calls for detainees to receive legal and medical care and for an independent inquiry into former cabinet member Mutotwe Kafwaya’s killing.

Al Jazeera reported that a protester displaying a sign supporting genocide appeared to face no police action, while noting the sign alone is not grounds for arrest.

France 24’s The Debate examines election oversight, campaign influence and voter priorities, without establishing that interference or unfairness has occurred.

France 24 reports tensions over the Iran war, living costs and unmet campaign promises among some Republican and MAGA supporters.

The Trump administration’s request is contested, with California and analysis challenging the voter list behind the allegations.

All nine aboard a Learjet 60 died when it crashed near West Palm Beach. Investigators say determining the probable cause will take time.

More than 2,000 athletes are in Senegal for Africa’s first Olympic event, as debate over spending meets scrutiny of the continent’s capacity to host major competitions.

Tehran says its seven-step plan retains the same conditions and includes reopening the Strait of Hormuz and resuming nuclear talks.

Ukraine’s Air Force said there was no radiation threat after a compromised app issued escalating false alerts. The incident raised questions about the reliability of systems used to warn the public.

Al Jazeera reports widespread outages after attacks on sites in Kassala and Northern states. Sudan’s government alleges Ethiopian support for the RSF; that claim remains unverified.

The British adventurer reached his childhood home after a reported 50,000km route that included crossings on foot and by swimming.

Ukrainian officials say five people were injured and 27 are missing after aerial bombs struck a site in Komyshuvakha. Rescue teams are searching the rubble.

Candidates from both parties planned final events ahead of Tuesday’s vote, as a federal court was due to consider a dispute over immigration agents entering polling places.

Al Jazeera says the ban remains in place, but its supplied report gives no details about the ban or the apology.

Tehran says Qatar and Pakistan are mediating indirect exchanges with Washington, but no agreement on its demands has been reported.

Tehran says its conditional proposal would reopen the Strait of Hormuz and resume talks with the United States, but the timing and terms have not been confirmed.

The pause allowed hundreds to leave Russian-occupied Oleshky, but strikes resumed and officials reported military regrouping.

The British adventurer returned to his mother’s home after a journey France 24 describes as spanning about 50,000 kilometres on foot across four continents.

A petition on the National Assembly website calls for the channel to be taken off air. Passing the threshold could lead to debate, but does not guarantee one.

Beijing urged dialogue with Iran, hosted Oman’s sultan and announced a regional visit by its Middle East envoy.

Al Jazeera reports that the boat was carrying 139 people. The storm’s location and the final death toll were not specified.

The arts24 programme interviews Iceage singer Elias Bender Rønnenfelt and Fat Dog’s Chris Hughes as both acts tour Europe.

A centrist opposition bloc could seek to govern with Arab parties, but protests for and against the option underline public division.

The German chancellor voiced hope for reunification at the DMZ, as South Korean opinion and North Korea’s stated position point to major political and economic barriers.

Analysts interviewed by Deutsche Welle say US and Israeli politics, nuclear disagreements and regional security pressures could pull the conflict towards diplomacy or further escalation.

The eight-round cruiserweight bout would mark Paul’s return to boxing after his knockout loss to Anthony Joshua.

The network condemned the extension, which covers broadcasts, offices and access to its digital platforms, and said it is reviewing the decision with legal counsel.

Authorities said the apps sent false warnings, including a nuclear threat alert in Ukraine. Russia’s Emergencies Ministry said it was working to restore its app.

The Queen Mary University of London lecturer says economic pressures and disillusionment over Iran could weaken support ahead of the 2026 midterms.

A New York Times estimate puts profits for 51 large US oil and gas companies above $130bn from April to September, while a Brown University analysis estimates Americans spent an extra $150bn on petrol and diesel since the war began.

Organisers in Houston are urging Muslim voters to influence local and state politics as residents raise concerns about rhetoric targeting Islam and a newly approved school curriculum.

Students returning from a two-week autumn break attempted to blockade schools in Paris, Marseille and Rennes, France 24 reported.

Javier Milei’s government is seeking more data centre development, with Patagonia’s open steppes identified as a possible location.

Al Jazeera reports that riot police arrested students at a protest at the University of Hamburg. The number arrested and the protest’s stated cause were not specified.

Al Jazeera reports nationwide campaign appeals on the eve of the vote, alongside an unexplained rift in Michigan.

Retailers in Belgium, Luxembourg and Sweden reported overnight failures, with some describing them as cyberattacks. An Estonian chain was also affected; investigations continue.