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20-Year-Old Co-Pilot’s Mayday Calls Before Fatal Florida Plane Crash Revealed
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20-Year-Old Co-Pilot’s Mayday Calls Before Fatal Florida Plane Crash Revealed

Air traffic control recordings capture co-pilot Nathalia Gadelha Filgueiras reporting severe icing and turbulence before a Learjet 60 crashed in South Florida. The accident killed all eight people on board, according to the reported passenger and crew accounts.
Israel Election Deadlock: Netanyahu Leads as Opposition Closes Gap
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Israel Election Deadlock: Netanyahu Leads as Opposition Closes Gap

Israel’s parliamentary election has produced no clear winner so far. With partial results putting Benjamin Netanyahu’s bloc ahead but short of a majority, opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot faces a difficult path to forming a government.
UAE Honours flydubai Crew for Courage During September In-Flight Incident
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UAE Honours flydubai Crew for Courage During September In-Flight Incident

The UAE President has awarded the First Class Order of Zayed II to flydubai crew members who helped protect passengers during an in-flight incident in September, recognising their courage and sense of responsibility.
Heated Exchange at UN: US Ambassador Mike Waltz Confronts Cuba’s Foreign Minister
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Heated Exchange at UN: US Ambassador Mike Waltz Confronts Cuba’s Foreign Minister

A tense exchange broke out at the United Nations between US Ambassador Mike Waltz and Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla, with Waltz accusing the Cuban official of trying to intimidate him.
Trump Jokes About Venezuela Becoming America’s 51st State Over Its Oil
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Trump Jokes About Venezuela Becoming America’s 51st State Over Its Oil

US President Donald Trump has made a striking remark about Venezuela, suggesting it could one day become America’s 51st state. His comments also highlighted the country’s vast oil reserves and their importance to US interests.
Trump Questions Brazil Election Process, Says He Gets Along With Lula
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Trump Questions Brazil Election Process, Says He Gets Along With Lula

US President Donald Trump has questioned how Brazil’s presidential election results were counted, calling the process “very strange” while saying he has a good relationship with Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.
France Protests: Over 400,000 Take to Streets as Clashes Erupt in Paris
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France Protests: Over 400,000 Take to Streets as Clashes Erupt in Paris

More than 400,000 people joined protests across France on October 24 over school funding and rising living costs. Clashes in Paris have added to pressure on President Emmanuel Macron’s government.
Sweety Akhtar: A Mother’s Search for a Better Future Ends in Uncertainty in Saudi Arabia
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Sweety Akhtar: A Mother’s Search for a Better Future Ends in Uncertainty in Saudi Arabia

Sweety Akhtar went to Saudi Arabia hoping to give her daughter a better life. Reports say she was executed after being held in prison, but her family says it has received no official confirmation of her death.
Ukraine’s Drone Crisis: Starshield Restrictions Raise Tensions With Trump
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Ukraine’s Drone Crisis: Starshield Restrictions Raise Tensions With Trump

Ukraine says satellite connection restrictions have disrupted military drone missions, caused costly losses and weakened air defences, while Washington denies deliberately cutting support.
India-US Trade Deal: Trump Says Agreement Is ‘Pretty Close’ — What Is Holding It Up?
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India-US Trade Deal: Trump Says Agreement Is ‘Pretty Close’ — What Is Holding It Up?

Donald Trump says India and the US are close to a trade agreement, with officials suggesting most of the work is complete. But differences over the wording of the deal, tariffs and energy trade still need to be resolved.
India at the UN: BJP MP Kamaljeet Sehrawat Highlights Balance Between Military Needs and Humanitarian Concerns
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India at the UN: BJP MP Kamaljeet Sehrawat Highlights Balance Between Military Needs and Humanitarian Concerns

BJP MP Kamaljeet Sehrawat has highlighted India's support for balancing military needs with humanitarian concerns while discussing the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons at the United Nations in New York.
Kyiv Hit by Russian Missile Attack as US Pushes for Ukraine Peace Deal
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Kyiv Hit by Russian Missile Attack as US Pushes for Ukraine Peace Deal

A fresh missile attack on Kyiv has injured civilians as US envoys hold talks with Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Despite renewed diplomatic efforts, major disagreements remain over security guarantees and ending the war.
Rajnath Singh at SCO: India Pushes for Joint Action Against Terrorism and Stronger Trade Links
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Rajnath Singh at SCO: India Pushes for Joint Action Against Terrorism and Stronger Trade Links

At the SCO meeting in Dushanbe, Rajnath Singh called for united action against terrorism and stronger cooperation on trade, transport, technology and economic development across member countries.
France Protests: How Left-Wing Groups and International Networks Became Part of the Debate
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France Protests: How Left-Wing Groups and International Networks Became Part of the Debate

France’s student protests have grown into a wider movement involving unions, political groups and international supporters. A Fox News investigation claims that 54 organisations form part of a broader network amplifying the unrest.
Elon Musk, Starshield and Ukraine: Why Satellite Restrictions Matter in the Russia War
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Elon Musk, Starshield and Ukraine: Why Satellite Restrictions Matter in the Russia War

Reports say Elon Musk was involved in a decision to restrict Ukraine’s military satellite communications. The slowdown affected high-speed drone operations and triggered questions about who controls this vital wartime technology.
Lashkar-e-Taiba Leader Abu Hashim Dies in Lahore After Fall
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Lashkar-e-Taiba Leader Abu Hashim Dies in Lahore After Fall

Senior Lashkar-e-Taiba figure Chaudhry Muhammad Sarwar, also known as Abu Hashim, has reportedly died in Lahore after falling down stairs. The exact circumstances of his death remain unclear.
Alberta Votes on Path to Independence: Could Canada Face a Breakup?
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Alberta Votes on Path to Independence: Could Canada Face a Breakup?

Canada’s oil-rich province of Alberta has voted on whether to begin the legal process for a future independence referendum, bringing long-running tensions with the federal government into the spotlight.
Putin, Trump and Xi May Meet in China as Ukraine Raises Concerns
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Putin, Trump and Xi May Meet in China as Ukraine Raises Concerns

Russia says a meeting between Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump and Xi Jinping has been discussed for next month’s APEC summit in China, but no date, agenda or agreement has been confirmed.
India Issues Advisory for Citizens in Italy After Violent Protests in Milan
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India Issues Advisory for Citizens in Italy After Violent Protests in Milan

India has asked its citizens in Italy to avoid crowded areas and protest sites after demonstrations over rising living costs turned violent in Milan, prompting police to use tear gas and water cannons.
Iran Warns US Over Hormuz as Saudi Arabia Faces Houthi Attacks
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Iran Warns US Over Hormuz as Saudi Arabia Faces Houthi Attacks

Iran has renewed its call for diplomacy while a tanker fire in the Strait of Hormuz, attacks on Saudi Arabia and Egypt’s offer of support raise fears that the regional war could spread further.
France Curfews After Violent Protests: Macron Rejects Interior Minister’s Resignation
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France Curfews After Violent Protests: Macron Rejects Interior Minister’s Resignation

France is tightening security after protests over living costs and poor public services turned violent. More than 2,400 people were arrested, while the government faces questions over police preparedness and public safety.
France Protests Turn Violent: Macron Calls for Calm as Police Arrest 2,400
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France Protests Turn Violent: Macron Calls for Calm as Police Arrest 2,400

French President Emmanuel Macron has urged people to remain calm after protests over fuel prices, living costs and public services turned violent. Looting, fires and clashes with police have deepened concerns over public order and political divisions.
Putin Proposes Summit With Trump and Xi on Ukraine War, but Kyiv May Be Left Out
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Putin Proposes Summit With Trump and Xi on Ukraine War, but Kyiv May Be Left Out

Vladimir Putin has reportedly proposed talks with Donald Trump and Xi Jinping on the Ukraine war during the November APEC summit in China. The meeting is not confirmed, and Ukraine’s absence raises questions about any possible peace deal.
Trump’s White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia Leaves After Just Five Days Amid Legal Credentials Controversy
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Trump’s White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia Leaves After Just Five Days Amid Legal Credentials Controversy

Katie Zacharia is leaving her White House press secretary role after a troubled first briefing and questions over her legal credentials. Trump said he advised her to reconsider the job.
Trump Waives Russia Sanctions Law: What It Means for India, Russian Oil and US Trade Tariffs
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Trump Waives Russia Sanctions Law: What It Means for India, Russian Oil and US Trade Tariffs

Trump has waived key sanctions and tariff provisions under a new Russia-related law, citing US national interest. The move could ease pressure on India over Russian oil imports, but future trade risks remain.
Houthis Suspected of Building Ballistic Missile Using Chinese Components
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Houthis Suspected of Building Ballistic Missile Using Chinese Components

A UK-based arms research organisation says intercepted components shipped from China may point to Houthi efforts to develop a more advanced ballistic missile with a range of around 1,500 kilometres.
Oregon School Shooting: Four Killed, Including Three Children; 16-Year-Old Suspect Also Dead
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Oregon School Shooting: Four Killed, Including Three Children; 16-Year-Old Suspect Also Dead

Four people, including three children and a teacher, were killed in a shooting at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon. A 7-year-old child and another teacher were critically injured.
Azerbaijan’s School Hijab Restrictions Spark Protests in Muslim-Majority Country, Tensions With Türkiye
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Azerbaijan’s School Hijab Restrictions Spark Protests in Muslim-Majority Country, Tensions With Türkiye

Azerbaijan’s revised school dress code has led to hijab-wearing students and teachers being denied entry, triggering protests, detentions and criticism over religious freedom.
France Supermarket Cyberattack: Hackers Heat Fridges to 50°C, Spoil Food and Trigger Fires
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France Supermarket Cyberattack: Hackers Heat Fridges to 50°C, Spoil Food and Trigger Fires

A major cyberattack on refrigeration systems at hundreds of French supermarkets caused temperatures to rise to 50°C, spoiled fresh and frozen food, and triggered fires, prompting a national investigation.
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman Moved Between Fortified Palaces Amid Houthi Attacks, Report Says
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Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman Moved Between Fortified Palaces Amid Houthi Attacks, Report Says

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is reportedly being moved between heavily guarded palaces equipped with bunkers as deadly Houthi attacks on Riyadh raise concerns about the kingdom’s security and critical infrastructure.
Houthi Attacks Hit Riyadh Airport Again: Pakistani Killed, Indian Dies After Earlier Strike
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Houthi Attacks Hit Riyadh Airport Again: Pakistani Killed, Indian Dies After Earlier Strike

iyadh’s King Khalid International Airport was struck again on October 11, killing a Pakistani resident and injuring 11 people, a day after an earlier attack killed 12 people and left more than 300 injured, including Indian nationals.
Middle East Tensions Escalate: Houthi Rebels Reportedly Strike Two Saudi Airports, Three Injured
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Middle East Tensions Escalate: Houthi Rebels Reportedly Strike Two Saudi Airports, Three Injured

Reported missile and drone attacks on airports in southern Saudi Arabia have raised fresh concerns over civilian aviation safety and regional security amid continuing tensions involving Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi movement.
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Indian Seafarers Caught in Three Maritime Attacks in 48 Hours as Black Sea and Strait of Hormuz Risks Escalate

A Liberian-flagged tanker carrying 23 Indian crew members caught fire off Russia’s Black Sea coast after an unmanned vessel attack, following deadly and injurious incidents involving Indian seafarers in the Black Sea and Strait of Hormuz.