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Africa News

DRC opposition condemned a new law enacted by President Félix Tshisekedi that would unlock constitutional changes and grant unlimited presidential terms, accusing him of seeking to extend his rule ahead of the 2028 elections. They vowed to resist any such changes, as protests across Kinshasa and other cities have drawn casualties. Joseph Kabila’s M23 faction, now leading the eastern rebellion, warned it could take action to end tyranny, potentially by force.

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Al Jazeera English

During Slovak President Peter Pellegrini's arrival at the Elysee Palace in Paris, a member of the French honour guard collapsed. President Emmanuel Macron and palace staff rushed to help, and the guard was carried away.

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Addis Maleda

ፓሪስ የጂ7 የውጭ ጉዳይ ሚኒስትሮች በሚያደርጉት ስብሰባ ኢትዮጵያና ኤርትራ መካከል የውጥረት ግጭት ቀጥ እንደሚቀጥ ተገለጿል። እነዚህ ሚኒስትሮች በሰብዓዊ ቀውስን እንዲወሰን እንዲሁም የሴቶችንና የሕፃናትን ጥቅም ይጠብቁ የእርዳት እንዲደርስ ጥሪ አቅርበዋል። የቀጣና እንዲኖር የፖለቲካ ነጻነትንና የግዛት አንድነት ይከበራሉ እና እንዲሁ የአፍሪካ ድርጅት መካከል ውይይት እንዲጀምር ይቈርባሉ።

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Mereja

ACLED recorded 130 political violence events in Ethiopia’s Amhara region in October, more than double September’s 51, after the September 20 formation of the Alliance for Survival. AFNM forces were involved in about 60% of October’s events, concentrated in South Gondar, South Wello and North Shewa, and have taken control of a few territories, mostly in South Wello. The surge fits a pattern since August 2023, with spikes during short military offensives and a highly fragmented Fano militias complicating containment.

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BBC News

A three-story building on Flatbush Avenue in Brooklyn collapsed around 4 p.m. local time, killing at least two people and injuring more than 17 others. More than 250 first responders are conducting a dangerous search-and-rescue operation, and a survivor was pulled from the rubble hours after the collapse. The building, dating to 1930, remains at the center of a probe into the cause.

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Reuters Members of the Palestinian Civil Defence, wearing fluro orange vests, inspect damage inside a bombed building
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Men walk past a damaged house following strikes reportedly carried out by Saudi Arabia on a village in the Alshariyah area of Bani Hushaysh, east of Sanaa on November 9, 2026.
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Al Jazeera English

Indonesia’s Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka has resigned following a dispute over his educational qualifications. Analysts warn that the departure of the former president’s son risks destabilizing the region’s largest economy.

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Milei cries saying goodbye to Pope
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@carla_elizabeth87 Person standing on a waterfront promenade in the foreground, wearing a long dark sleeveless dress and carrying a light-coloured shoulder bag. Several moored boats are visible on the water to one side. Across the harbour, low buildings and tree-covered shoreline stretch along the opposite bank. The scene is lit by low sunlight beneath a clear sky.
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JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI - NOVEMBER 10: District Attorney and Democratic Senate candidate Scott Colom speaks to a reporter at the conclusion of a news conference at the Hinds County Sheriff's Office on November 10, 2026 in Jackson, Mississippi. The state continues counting affidavit ballots, absentee ballots and other outstanding votes in the closely contested U.S. Senate race between Democratic candidate Scott Colom and incumbent Republican U.S. Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-MS). A Colom victory would m
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Andy Burnham walks down an aircraft staircase at night, adjusting his suit jacket.
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people surrounded around a derailed train
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Video captures the moment students and staff ran for safety as fireworks were set off along a school corridor in France. Similar incidents were reported at several schools on the same day, France has been recently swept up in student-led protests demanding reforms.
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BBC News

England head coach Thomas Tuchel has sparked debate by selecting James Trafford to start against Spain, a move interpreted as the beginning of a rotation system to prepare for a potential handover from Jordan Pickford. While former goalkeeper Paul Robinson insists Pickford remains the undisputed first choice, he supports Tuchel's strategy of giving the 24-year-old Trafford competitive experience to mitigate the risks associated with relying solely on an aging number one goalkeeper.

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