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New York Times: another day of protests is planned in France's autumn of discontent (LINK) 7 November 2026

Gavin Newsom commutes more than 500 death sentences in California: Democrat's move prevents these people from executions under future governors, after Christa Pike's failed execution (LINK) 5 November 2026

US charges Jacobo Abdala Bucaram-Pulley, son of Ecuador's former President, and 4 others with cocaine trafficking to the United States and Europe in tuna shipments (ground news LINK) 5 November 2026

— Ground News: Ecuador has struggled to contain drug violence as rival cartels control coastal ports; The Trump administration has reached agreements with Ecuador to carry out joint military operations against criminal groups.

Catchup: WHO approves trials for two new Ebola vaccines (LINK) 2 November 2026

Other major headlines

AP Exclusive: Departing UN chief calls this 'a moment of truth' in fight to curb global warming (LINK) 6 November 2026

Spain and the Netherlands battle over ECB presidency (LINK) 6 November 2026

Russian Security Council calls for rapid deployment of Starlink rival satellites (LINK) 6 November 2026

US Central Command announces $20M reward for info on Iranian nuclear program: Trump reiterated claim that Tehran wants to make a deal to end the war (LINK) 6 November 2026

Canadian dollar posts steepest decline since January on surprise jobs loss (LINK) 6 November 2026

Breaking news

Paraguayan president ousted, placed under house arrest after bank collapse (LINK) 6 November 2026

Still too early to call the US Senate race in Mississippi (LINK) 6 November 2026

Bomb threats continue to target aircrafts across Europe: four in France, one Italy: scares affected at least 25 flights across Europe on Thursday (LINK) 6 November 2026

Polar vortex weakens weeks ahead of schedule, raising risk of cold spells across northern and central Europe (parts of Scandinavia, the British Isles, Germany and Poland), North America and Asia (LINK) 6 November 2026

— euronews: Major disruptions, which can allow Arctic air to move further south, typically occur between January and March. This year, however, scientists have observed signs of disruption as early as November, an unprecedented development in modern meteorological records.

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