The EU is reportedly bracing for a potential reelection of Donald Trump, as well as seeking to lower its dependence on the US altogether Read Full Article at RT.com

The media is changing the narrative as the proxy war is running out of steam Read Full Article at RT.com

Moldovan President Maia Sandu is on track of winning her second term in office, preliminary election results show Read Full Article at RT.com

The power is back on in Kimmirut, Nunavut, after a community-wide outage that lasted almost three days. The extended outage caused the Nunavut government to declare a state of emergency this weekend.

The St Andrew South police on Saturday seized 60 rounds of ammunition and a gun and arrested three men during an operation in Olympic Gardens. They are being held on suspicion of possession of prohibited weapon and unauthorised possession of...

Luzerne County has come under criticism from supporters of former president Donald Trump who claim the system is breaking down. Officials are determined to prove them wrong.

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The U.S. ambassador to Canada says “democracy is easily going to survive” the outcome of Tuesday's election that'll eventually decide whether Kamala Harris or Donald Trump becomes the next president. In an interview on CBC's Rosemary Barton Live, David Cohen also reminded Canadians to be patient as results come in.

The executive vice-president of Winnipeg’s transit union is raising concerns over an increase in violent incidents on buses after an operator allegedly had a gun pointed at him early Friday morning in front of police headquarters.

For people living on the fringe of society, the line between the safety and security of a home and homelessness is very thin.

Federal Labour Minister Steven MacKinnon says federal mediators are standing by and ready to help hammer out a deal in order to avoid a labour disruption at ports across British Columbia.

With the rising cost of living, you may have thought about ways to make extra money and adding a rental unit to your home may have been one of them.

The beginning of the lifelong friendship of the hiking group “Fet fyrir fet” (Step by Step) was in the Scout organization (WAGGS). The walking group was founded in 1988, but the friends met much earlier, in childhood. For 35 years, the group has been walking together one Sunday a month, but in addition, there have been longer trips in the summer, both here at home and abroad. A journalist went to the home of the couple Pálína Sigurbergsdóttir and Stefán Kjartansson to hear more about this unique group of friends, and Margrét Elísabet Jónsdóttir, Arnlaugur Guðmundsson, and Halldór S. Magnússon were also there to tell stories.

Alors que le référendum pour l'adoption de la nouvelle Constitution approche, l'enjeu pour le Président de la Transition, Chef de l'État, le Général Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema, est d'autant plus crucial : obtenir le soutien de la jeunesse gabonaise, qui représente environ 70 % de la population. Mais la question de la transparence et de la gestion efficace du budget, estimé à 1,75 milliard de Fcfa, continue de susciter des doutes. En effet, au sein du Ministère de la Jeunesse, (...) - LIBRE PROPOS / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

Over 102,000 people were wounded

It has reached 51.7% two and a half hours before polls close

Ali Barakat was «a significant source of knowledge for the unit, spending over a decade planning and carrying out UAV attacks on Israel,» the IDF said

According to CEC Chairwoman Angelica Caraman, threats were received at six polling stations abroad: in Brasov, Bucharest, Frankfurt, Kaiserslautern, Northampton and Liverpool

As of 9 p.m. local time, voter turnout amounted to 54%

Kirk Cornish, the Member of Parliament for the constituency of North Abaco in the Bahamas, has been acquitted of rape and assault charges, calling it the close of one of the most “difficult chapters” of his life.

RT has retraced the footsteps of the 20-year-old would-be assassin who fired shots at Donald Trump during a rally in Pennsylvania in July Read Full Article at RT.com

One of the oldest Orthodox cathedrals in Ukraine has been turned into a makeshift movie theater Read Full Article at RT.com

SINGAPORE – A film that references a past local court case about a communist leader’s tombstone has been barred here after the authorities deemed it potentially illegal and “likely to be prejudicial to national interests”. Singaporean director Daniel Hui’s Small Hours Of The Night was pulled from screening at the 35th Singapore International Film Festival (SGIFF) – the nation’s largest annual film festival – where it had been slated for its local premiere. The festival will run from Nov 28 to Dec 8. The Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) has refused classification of the docu-drama, which means it cannot be screened in public or distributed.  In the film’s entry on the IMDA Films Classification Database, the media authority said the film revolves around discourses about the impact of Singapore’s judiciary on personal lives. It features a person being interrogated on issues with references to past judicial cases.

The Kingston Eastern police are investigating an incident where a licensed firearm holder reportedly accidentally shot himself.

The Foreign Ministry of Russia has renamed its Department of European Cooperation amid deteriorating ties with the EU Read Full Article at RT.com

A Christian missionary spent months in a village near the front, secretly collecting intel on the Ukrainian military for Russia Read Full Article at RT.com

Ukraine’s territorial integrity must be respected to reach a “fair” resolution of the Kiev-Moscow conflict, Türkiye’s FM has said Read Full Article at RT.com

The Royal family reportedly earned nearly $65 million last year alone, including rent received from the army, NHS and schools Read Full Article at RT.com

Kiev’s Ambassador Makeev has taken to critiquing German political parties Read Full Article at RT.com

Initially, the production was supposed to be gradually restored beginning in October, but in September, the group decided to postpone the process for two months

Lebanon's health ministry said an Israeli strike killed three people near the southern city of Sidon on Sunday as more bombs fell in the country's east after Israel warned it would again hit Hezbollah targets there. In Israel, the military said it intercepted several projectiles fired from Lebanon into Israeli territory, while some fell in unpopulated areas. Israel and Iran-backed Hezbollah have been at war since September 23, when Israel escalated air raids over the border after a year of tit-for-tat exchanges of fire. One week later it sent ground troops into southern Lebanon on «targeted raids». Hezbollah said it was acting in support of Palestinian militants Hamas, whose unprecedented attack against Israel on October 7 last year triggered the ongoing war in Gaza. «The Israeli enemy's raid on Haret Saida resulted in an initial death toll of three people killed and nine others injured,» Lebanon's health ministry said, referring to a densely populated area near Sidon. Lebanon's official National News Agency (NNA) reported another Israeli strike south of Sidon, on the town of Ghaziyeh. That strike hit a residential building, according to an AFP correspondent, who said a child was rescued from the rubble. NNA said other Israeli strikes hit near a hospital in Tebnin, a town in the south Lebanon district of Bint Jbeil. The mayor of Tebnin told AFP the hospital was significantly damaged. Neither the Haret Saida strike nor those in Lebanon's south were preceded by an Israeli evacuation warning. - Heavy air raids - Israel's military did issue a warning for Lebanon's Baalbek area, which includes east Lebanon's main city and UNESCO-designated Roman ruins, saying it would be targeting Hezbollah-linked facilities. An AFP correspondent later reported at least three strikes in the Baalbek area, where Hezbollah holds sway and which has seen heavy air raids in the past few days. The war has killed more than 1,900 people in Lebanon, according to an AFP tally of Lebanese health ministry figures. Among the latest casualties was a Bangladeshi killed Saturday in a strike on his way to work in Beirut, Bangladesh's ambassador to Lebanon said in a statement. Israel's military says 38 soldiers have been killed in the Lebanon campaign since it began ground operations. Iran-aligned groups in Yemen, Iraq and Syria have also been drawn into fighting, and Iran and Israel have themselves attacked each other, heightening fears of even wider conflict. Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Saturday warned Israel and the United States they «will definitely receive a tooth-breaking response» for attacks on Iran and its allies. Israel has warned Iran against responding to its October 26 attack. On Sunday demonstrators burned Israeli and US flags outside the former American embassy in Tehran to mark the anniversary of the 1979 hostage crisis that has shaped relations between Washington and Tehran ever since. American B-52 bombers have arrived in the Middle East, the US military said on Saturday, as part of reinforcements being sent to the region in a warning to Iran. In Gaza the Israeli military again reported «dozens» of militants killed in the Jabalia area of north Gaza where, since October 6, Israeli forces have carried out a major air and ground assault to stop Hamas from regrouping. - Sacks of flour - On Friday the heads of United Nations agencies described the area as «under siege» and «denied basic aid and life-saving supplies». In central Gaza on Sunday, people crowded to receive sacks of flour from a distribution point of the United Nations agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA) in Deir el-Balah. Israel's parliament last Monday banned UNRWA -- the main aid agency in Gaza -- from operation in Israel and occupied east Jerusalem, despite objections from the international community. If implemented, the ban would be a blow to humanitarian work in Gaza, according to experts. The ban came after the United States on October 15 warned Israel it could withhold some of its billions of dollars in military assistance unless it improves aid delivery to Gaza within 30 days. Also in Deir el-Balah on Sunday, relatives at Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital mourned over the bodies of a father and son killed during Israeli bombardment. Hamas's October 7 attack on Israel resulted in 1,206 deaths, mostly civilians, according to an AFP tally of Israeli official figures. Israel's military response against Hamas has killed 43,314 people in Gaza, a majority of them civilians, according to figures from the Hamas-run territory's health ministry which the United Nations consider to be reliable. During their attack, Palestinian militants seized 251 hostages, of whom 97 are still in Gaza. The Israeli military says 34 of them are dead. At a protest Saturday night in Tel Aviv, hundreds voiced their frustration with Israel's government for failing to secure an agreement that would bring the remaining hostages home. Ifat Kalderon, an anti-government protester afraid for her cousin still held in Gaza, said Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu «sabotages» every attempt at a deal. «He always blamed Sinwar, but now there is no Sinwar,» she said, referring to Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar who Israel killed last month. «Every time he finds another reason,» the 50-year-old stylist told AFP. © Agence France-Presse

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