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The England captain joined Bayern in 2023. The club has not disclosed the financial terms of the extension.

A 50-day trial via Russia’s Northern Sea Route has prompted Seoul to consider regular services by 2030, while analysts warn of strategic dependence on Moscow.

Officials reported casualties, fires and temporary power disruption after overnight strikes. Several claims about targets remain unconfirmed.

The Dublin–Rome Airbus A320 was rerouted to Evreux in Normandy on 5 November. France’s prime minister’s office said it was monitoring the situation.

Como’s win was described by France 24 as the heaviest defeat by a French team in European competition. Lens have now lost three European matches in a row.

A France-bound diversion took an Airbus A320 to Evreux airbase as the French prime minister’s office said it was monitoring the situation.

San Antonio edged Dallas 112–111 as Wembanyama’s late free throw secured the Spurs’ sixth consecutive win.

The government plans to seek parliamentary approval to extend the Cheonghae unit’s mandate and widen its patrol area, amid debate over the risks of a mission near the Strait of Hormuz.

The High Court reduced a 13-year starting term after Wong pleaded guilty to colluding with foreign entities. Governments and rights groups criticised the ruling.

Unions and student groups are mobilising over living costs, public services, education and protest rights, with turnout and strike figures still forecasts.

The referee’s report recorded dismissals for 43 players, eight coaching staff and two Uberlandia board members. Mamore advanced after Uberlandia forfeited the second leg.

Fenerbahce came from behind twice to win 3-2, while Como beat Lens 9-1 to equal the competition’s biggest winning margin.

With National and Labour neck and neck in polls cited by Al Jazeera, coalition arithmetic under MMP could decide who governs after the 7 November vote.

Sharjeel Imam’s arguments on nationalism and secularism have drawn sharply divided responses, alongside renewed scrutiny of his detention without trial.

Unions and student groups expect large demonstrations on 5 November, as authorities deploy about 70,000 police nationwide.

Hundreds of thousands are expected to march in French cities on Thursday, five months before a presidential election.

After Democrats won both chambers of Congress, opposition figures called for restoring bipartisan ties with Washington and criticised Benjamin Netanyahu’s approach.

European officials urged the incoming US Congress to maintain aid to Kyiv and increase pressure on Russia, while leaders differed on whether the election would shift US policy.

Al Jazeera footage shows a tornado hitting Chapecó Airport in Santa Catarina; the supplied report gives no details on injuries or disruption.

New York City’s mayor called on fellow Democrats to fulfil their promises, while the report provided no details of the contests or results.

Narrow Democratic leads and outstanding ballots leave both contests undecided, while Alaska’s ranked-choice count and a legal challenge add to the wait.

The democracy activist pleaded guilty to seeking foreign sanctions against Hong Kong and China under Beijing’s national security law.

From January, Democrats are expected to control both chambers of Congress. Their ability to turn priorities into law will depend on whether they can overcome presidential vetoes and internal divisions.

The vice-president proposed ending the conflict as part of a strategy to win back voters. Donald Trump agreed the war affected the result but defended the decision to attack Iran.

Al Jazeera reports that a group of former Israeli military generals offered help to Palestinian farmers, but the nature of the assistance is unclear.

Al Jazeera reports that ballots are being counted across the country after 29.2 million people registered to vote.

Republican candidates who questioned or sought to block Joe Biden’s 2020 victory lost in five closely contested states, where governors can shape election administration.

Neither Benjamin Netanyahu’s bloc nor Gadi Eisenkot’s bloc won the 61 seats needed for a parliamentary majority. President Isaac Herzog has begun consultations but has yet to choose a candidate to form a government.

The proposed Cheonghae deployment would protect shipping and energy supplies, but extending the unit’s authorisation requires parliamentary approval.

Al Jazeera reports Democratic gains in Ohio’s Senate and gubernatorial races, without candidate names or vote totals.

Al Jazeera says the facility is intended to support Southern Africa’s fuel supply, but provides no details on its capacity or operational status.

The president said the conflict largely caused the party’s losses while defending his decision to wage it.

The brief report gives no details on the convictions, the rules applied or whether Abu King can regain eligibility.

The president said the conflict likely contributed to Republican losses, but the supplied report offers no results or evidence establishing its effect.

The Ministry of Industry says about 1,800 industrial facilities were damaged during the war, while manufacturers face shortages, broken supply chains and limited capital.

Candidates backed by or affiliated with the Democratic Socialists of America won House seats across several states, though the report gives no total or full race breakdown.

Al Jazeera reports differing opinions among Palestinians and Israelis after a Democratic win in the US midterm elections.

Real Madrid preserved its perfect record with a 3-2 win over AEK Athens, while Fenerbahce ended Liverpool’s winning start with a late victory of its own.

Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor says travel restrictions and shortages of prosthetics staff and equipment are limiting treatment for children with amputations.

The report describes social media responses to Democrats’ reported gains but provides no examples or election results.

The Central Elections Committee says its audit found no evidence undermining the vote’s integrity, while the Joint List calls accusations against Ayman Odeh political persecution.

Millions are voting to elect municipal governments, with the contest described as a crucial test for the ruling African National Congress.

More than 30 people may remain beneath the rubble in Komyshuvakha as rescue teams continue searching. The UN human rights mission said the bombing likely violated international law.