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The Michigan Democrat’s endorsement of Mike Rogers followed a public dispute with her party’s nominee, Abdul El-Sayed, and prompted criticism from senior Democrats and resignations among her staff.

The Canadian prime minister says teams will continue talks in the coming weeks, but no deal terms or timetable have been disclosed.

The Horizons candidate says a contest would bring “division” and “confusion”, and urges candidates to settle their approach by February.

A radar complex near Gvardeysk is reportedly nearing completion, but Russia has not confirmed the project and its operational capability remains unknown.

Three exit polls put the acting president ahead of Andrey Gyurov, but official results are still pending.

The anniversary ceremony was held in Doha and attended by Qatar’s Emir.

The Security Council failed to renew MINURSO’s mandate after US and Russian proposals faltered, prompting warnings from the UN about regional security.

Residents filmed a house collapsing as torrential rain and flooding hit Ecuador. Al Jazeera attributed the flooding to El Niño.

A local ceasefire enabling evacuations from Russian-occupied Oleshky was due to end Sunday night as strikes and power repairs continued elsewhere.

Kai Havertz’s 16th-minute goal gave Arsenal a 1–0 win over Liverpool and a three-point lead over Manchester City.

Al Jazeera reports that fuel costs and voter concerns over the conflict are shaping debate before Tuesday’s vote, which could affect control of Congress.

Spotlight presenter Gavin Lee discusses late campaign dramas and states to watch with political science professor Donald Green and analyst Laurie Dundon.

Israel’s Foreign Ministry says Michael Lotem presented his credentials in Hargeisa as Somalia continues to condemn Israel’s recognition of the breakaway territory.

Dan Sullivan says he will accept the 3 November result as a judge rules the government has no workable way to investigate ballots while protecting voter secrecy.

The solo transatlantic race began in mild weather, with boats heading towards a checkpoint near Cap Fréhel.

Demonstrations against Narendra Modi’s government and a nationwide voter-list review have continued since the summer, France 24 reports.

Hebron’s mayor reported widespread displacement, business closures and school absences as Israeli forces maintained restrictions imposed after an attack that killed two soldiers.

The network announced a three-channel restructuring, launched an AI newsroom initiative and relaunched Al Jazeera Balkans in a digital-first format.

Al Jazeera reports that dozens of garment workers clashed with police during protests in the capital.

Ethnic German communities and researchers are documenting Soviet deportations and forced labour, while museums attract few visitors, according to Deutsche Welle.

Biotechnology and AI may increase risks, while the treaty banning biological weapons lacks an inspection system comparable to the one for chemical weapons.

Hospital officials reported three deaths near a school in Gaza City and five police officers killed in Khan Younis. Israel’s military said it carried out two attacks on people it described as military operatives.

The contract’s timing alongside Alina Habba Mildon’s Justice Department roles has raised conflict-of-interest questions. She denies helping secure Julio Herrera Velutini’s pardon.

The supplied report says climbers stranded on a cliff were rescued by helicopter, but provides no details about the incident.

Voters in 38 jurisdictions are considering measures to delay, ban or regulate data centre development, with opposition reported across party lines.

Evacuated residents described years of isolation, shortages and shelling in the Russian-occupied city.

Andy Burnham proposed structured dialogue and longer debt repayment periods for vulnerable countries ahead of the Commonwealth summit. Caribbean and African leaders say further action is needed.

Morocco welcomed the Security Council’s failure to adopt either a US-backed extension or Russia’s proposal to renew MINURSO in its current form.

Thousands marched in New Delhi calling for Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar to resign. Opposition allegations over voter deletions are disputed by the Election Commission and the BJP.

Lycéens! leader Pierre Sourzat says some high schools will be blockaded when pupils return from holiday, with action expected to grow from Tuesday.

Al Jazeera reports the tour concluded in London; the source provides no venue, date or attendance figure.

The Irish runner’s family announced her death after she received treatment for advanced bowel cancer.

The European Commission’s appeal comes as a dispute over judicial appointments unfolds ahead of next year’s parliamentary election.

As Democrats seek to regain control of Congress, progressive candidates are urging the party to prioritise healthcare, climate action and changes to political funding.

Democrat Abdul El-Sayed is reported to lead Republican Mike Rogers in recent polling, but the contest remains rated a toss-up amid heavy spending and sharp disputes over Israel policy.

A countdown clock has been unveiled ahead of the 2027 FIBA Basketball World Cup, scheduled to be held in Qatar.

Al Jazeera reports a fire at a hotel in Dingboche, a stop on the popular trekking route to Mount Everest Base Camp. The report gives no details about casualties or damage.

Judge Darrin Gayles said Trump’s legal team had not shown the actual malice required for a public figure’s defamation claim over the Journal’s report on a disputed letter.

Opposition parties allege the changes removed more than 130 million names and disproportionately affected minorities. The Election Commission denies favouring any party.

Iran says mediators are discussing a plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and restart peace talks, but Washington has not accepted Tehran’s conditions and both sides continue to warn of conflict.

The 25 October to 1 November retrospective brings together scenes from Brazil, Israel, Spain and other countries, with limited detail on events beyond the captions.

The Games bring together 2,700 athletes aged 14 to 17 across 25 sports in three Senegalese cities.

Al Jazeera reports growing interest in attractions that recreate natural disasters, but the supplied material gives no visitor figures or evidence of their educational aims.