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Protesters are seeking safeguards against voter exclusions. An Al Jazeera opinion article argues the campaign should also confront the Citizenship Amendment Act and the concerns raised by Muslim protesters in 2019.
Philadelphia beat New York 98–93 after a late Knicks lead, with Tyrese Maxey scoring 27 points and LeBron James contributing 20.
Flavio Bolsonaro says he left Brazil because of “persecution”; Brasília has asked Argentina to explain his passage through the country.
Authorities assess the risk of unrest as very high as nationwide protests enter a third weekend. Some businesses have boarded up their storefronts.
The US is targeting 2030 for a lunar reactor, while Russia and China aim to power a Chinese-led base by about 2036. The plans face technical and liability questions.
The network says the footage offers a look at Mohammed Deif’s life, but the supplied report gives no details about its contents or origins.
The package covers 500 interceptors, parts and support, with delivery not expected until the early 2030s.
Liren Lai and Yuance Chen each received 30 months in prison after admitting to acting as agents for China’s Ministry of State Security, the US Department of Justice said.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard says the tankers struck mines. The supplied report gives no vessel details, precise location or independent confirmation.
Christa Pike says she remains in physical and emotional pain after a failed lethal injection. Tennessee has commissioned an independent review and postponed another execution.
The newspaper’s editorial board says it will end operations, while staff accuse the government of forcing the closure. The authorities’ role is not independently established in the reports.
Al Jazeera reports the president cut short a visit to Senegal to join demonstrators facing off with police.
Al Jazeera says Melania Trump brokered the ceasefire, but its report gives no details on the evacuation route or whether people reached safety.
The planned “Act III – Halloween” protests come amid recent riots and looting, while France 24’s programme also examines an inconclusive Israeli election and the closing days of the US midterm campaign.
Admissions by two polling operations have raised questions about how false results gain credibility and what protections apply to broadcasters and voters.
The Vatican says the Chicago-born pontiff voted by mail, but has not disclosed his choices.
Authorities are planning additional police, transport closures and restrictions on face coverings as demonstrations over living costs, schools and young people’s prospects are anticipated.
Brazil reportedly called in Argentina’s charge d’affaires to discuss the senator’s travel. Argentina’s foreign minister said his government had received no formal request for explanations.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard says four oil tankers were struck and are burning. The supplied report does not independently verify the claim.
AI-assisted scans have exposed long-standing PHP flaws and a growing volume of reported vulnerabilities, raising questions about whether volunteer-led projects have the resources to address them.
The suspension of Constitutional Tribunal head Bogdan Swieczkowski has renewed a political dispute over judicial appointments and the court’s independence.
A special master will examine whether lawyers withheld information or misled a court about proposed redevelopment at East Potomac Golf Links. No finding of misconduct has been made.
European and Canadian allies and Ukraine are to fund the purchase, while delivery dates and the production schedule remain unclear.
Evacuees travelled with a Ukrainian delegation to Anapa, with onward passage through Belarus planned. Officials did not disclose how many people left.
France 24 reports that nearly 2,700 athletes are attending the 2026 Games in Senegal’s capital.
The prime minister favoured an associate membership model, while saying stronger ties with Europe would not be aimed at the United States.
The Federal Supreme Court upheld the sentence but overturned a crimes-against-humanity conviction because Swiss law introduced that offence after the acts.
The Ninth Circuit said removing ballots tied to an administration list of “likely non-citizens” risked cancelling votes and disenfranchising eligible voters.
The United States cancelled the group photo after European officials refused to be pictured with Russia’s Sergey Lavrov. Ministers remain divided over Ukraine, Iran and reported disruption to the Strait of Hormuz.
The agreements aim to help halt biodiversity loss by 2030, but their specific commitments were not immediately public after negotiations ran into overtime in Yerevan.
War, displacement and damaged infrastructure have strained supply, while restored network capacity remains far below the city’s estimated population.
A digital trade deal and more than 20 measures cover critical resources, AI safety, Ukraine support and student exchanges.
Mario Alberto Morales faces an aggravated assault charge over an October 10 collision that injured construction worker Miguel Parra-Hernandez. The indictment is an allegation, not a finding of guilt.
Pakistan’s military says Tehran visits and the arrival of Qatari mediators are positive signs, while warning that unnamed parties may obstruct efforts.
The Maritime Security Centre said the crew were evacuated from the Panamanian-flagged RITI. Iran’s separate account of halted tankers does not establish whether the vessel was among them.
France 24 found that posts blaming Muslims for five church fires on 17 October used unrelated images. The cause of the one recorded church fire remains unknown.
Almost 20,000 people have attempted the crossing from eastern Libya this year, as a Deutsche Welle report examines how control over routes can translate into local influence.
The proposed 2027 reduction comes as a Senate committee advances a bill to abolish the Special Jurisdiction for Peace by March 2028.
Al Jazeera reported the North Korean leader’s call, but the supplied report gives no detail on proposed measures or the country’s current capabilities.
Disagreements over foreign policy, fuel prices and “America First” are testing the movement’s unity ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, according to the broadcaster.
A temporary halt to attacks around Russian-occupied Oleshky could allow humanitarian operations, but the agreement’s reach and prospects for evacuation remain unclear.
The Barcelona coach said Harry Kane deserved the award and praised Lamine Yamal’s response as the club prepared to face Alavés after two defeats.
The former prisoner has questioned Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya’s mandate and proposed a board to oversee opposition grant distribution.
The exchange is working with the US Secret Service and FBI to trace assets. Analytics firms have linked the attack to North Korean hackers, but the attribution is unconfirmed.
Manchester United arrive at Stamford Bridge one point above the relegation zone and without a win in eight matches, as Michael Carrick remains in charge.
Police Scotland says it is investigating information about Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s time at Balmoral with Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. The force has not identified suspected offences.
Cosmos-2612 came within about a kilometre of a commercial satellite supplying radar imagery to Ukraine. The US State Department called the manoeuvre threatening; no physical attack was reported.
Some residents departed the southern Ukrainian town as officials delivered aid and organised departures during a truce due to end Sunday evening.