Yuri Borodavko, senior coach of Russia’s cross-country skiing team, told Match TV he was not surprised by the Norwegian government’s statement about plans to expel Russian athletes from the country. The title of the report quotes him as saying that Norwegians had tolerated Russians before and that there had never been great love.
The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade issued a decision regarding the Millenium team case. A request was granted to remove the chief public prosecutor of the Third Basic Public Prosecutor's Office due to bias. This request was originally submitted on November 10 by a suspect and supplemented on November 11 by a defense attorney. The office has determined who will urgently continue the proceedings.
Police officers from the drug crime unit of the Primorje-Gorski Kotar Police Administration completed an investigation into a 45-year-old Croatian citizen. The man is suspected of unauthorized production and trafficking of drugs. Authorities also investigated violations of the law regarding the acquisition and possession of weapons. A search of the man's home and vehicle in Rijeka uncovered cocaine and drug tablets. Police also seized a gas pistol and ammunition.
Godfred Bokpin, a professor of finance and economics at the University of Ghana Business School, has made a recommendation to the government. He suggests using public-private partnerships to fund large road infrastructure projects. According to the professor, this strategy would reduce the burden on public finances. This shift would allow the government to redirect funds toward social infrastructure. He specifically mentioned schools and hospitals as essential services that would benefit.
The Patriot Expedition Team has provided assistance to transmigrant communities. Their support focused on production, processing, and improving access to markets. As a result of these efforts, the income of the local people has increased significantly. Reports indicate that earnings have grown by three to four times.
A Democratic senator from Maryland is challenging Chuck Schumer for the position of Senate majority leader. The challenger argues that the party requires new leadership following its victories in the midterm elections. This move has the support of leaders like Sanders and El-Sayed. For his part, Schumer maintains that he possesses enough votes to keep his current role.
Three new deputy ministers, Spanakis, Liakos, and Vartzopoulos, have been sworn into the government. Vasilis Spanakis is a central figure in these personnel changes. He is being moved to the Ministry of Development. This appointment follows the dismissal of Tsavdaridis.
Dominik Livaković is facing difficulties at Barcelona where he is not getting opportunities to play. Former goalkeeper Lovre Kalinić warns that this lack of game time could jeopardize his place in the Croatian national team. Kalinić suggests that the player should consider moving to another club. This move would help him secure his status with the national squad.
King Charles III appeared on the program Rocket Hour for Elton John's 78th birthday. The episode was recorded in London and will air on November 14. During the show, the two men discussed fifty years of concerts. They also talked about their support for young artists.
A former employee has filed a lawsuit against 29-year-old entrepreneur Kylie Jenner. This marks the fourth such legal action from former staff members in the last seven months. The lawsuit contains details about several bizarre incidents. In response, the legal team for the entrepreneur claims the lawsuit is an attempt at extortion.
An EU salary transparency directive will take effect in a few months. All Danish companies with employees must then determine which staff members perform work of equal value. Many companies currently do not know how to solve this task. A director has responded to a surge of inquiries regarding this confusion.
Dr. Theophilus Acheampong, a technical advisor to the Finance Minister, denied that the government is abandoning Public-Private Partnerships. He explained that public funds are being used for some major infrastructure projects to increase delivery speed. This strategy is intended to fast-track projects before private sector participation begins.
A 52-year-old Montenegrin citizen was arrested in Shkodër. The man, identified as Aleksandar Sekulic from Podgorica, was on an international wanted list. He is accused of participating in a criminal group involved in illegal narcotics activities. Authorities intend to extradite him back to Montenegro.
The Personal Data Protection Commission stated that recent data breaches resulted from opportunistic attacks. These attackers exploited common vulnerabilities found in IT systems. The commission noted that while more breaches occurred in the last week, there are no clear links between them. Some incidents may relate to global data breaches. The PDPC warned that system connectivity brings inherent risks to organizations despite improving business efficiency.
Three blue parties have announced their readiness to fast-track proposals aimed at lowering the cost of fuel. This effort targets making both gasoline and diesel cheaper for consumers.
Eight people received six-month prison sentences following a brawl at a hotel in Abu Dhabi. Two other individuals were ordered to pay fines of 50,000 dirhams.
The National Institute for Legislative and Democratic Studies and the Kukah Centre hosted a symposium on political communication and election security. Former INEC Chairman Professor Attahiru Jega chaired the event. Participants focused on the future of democracy in Nigeria. The discussion specifically addressed the deceptive nature of interactions between voters and politicians.
The 2026 Ecobank JoyBusiness SME Fair has begun at Ghud Park in Accra Mall. The three-day exhibition features Ghanaian products and services. It gathers entrepreneurs, businesses, consumers, and financial institutions.
The Prosecutorial Council of Kosovo decided to open a competition for the advancement of four prosecutors. These positions are within the Special Prosecution. The competition begins on November 17. Originally, there was a request for seven positions.
William Petric won the men's 200m mystery medley event.
PT Pertamina Patra Niaga received the Anugerah Penggerak Sektor Energi award. The honor was presented during the Anugerah Penggerak Nusantara 2026 event. The ceremony took place on Thursday at the iNews Tower in Central Jakarta.
About 16 people linked to the Executive branch traveled in and out of the country during the political trial of Peña.
The International Monetary Fund is working with authorities in Uzbekistan on an early concept for pension reform. This effort includes the Asian Development Bank, the International Labour Organization, and the World Bank. Koba Gvenetadze, an IMF Resident Representative, discussed the work during a roundtable at the Central Bank of Uzbekistan in Tashkent.
Civil Police from Paraíba arrested a man in Maracanaú, Ceará, on Friday morning. He is suspected of leading a criminal group that specialized in scams. The group caused losses exceeding 100,000 reais. The arrest happened during Operation Nemesis, a joint effort between police from both states. Investigators identify the man as the main organizer of the group. The scams included schemes involving fake prizes.
Microsoft is experiencing a global outage that is affecting users across the world. The company has admitted that its efforts to fix the services are not progressing as expected.
A government official dismissed warnings from unions and the opposition regarding social spending. These groups claimed that a budget reduction of 300 million euros could lead to cuts in benefits. The official described these claims as misleading. He stated that all rights are guaranteed by law. He also confirmed that these payments will be made.
The prime minister announced that punishment will be tightened for evading mobilization and СОЧ. The Cabinet is working in three areas: reservations, tougher liability for evading military service and СОЧ, and new mobilization rules.
The Russian Embassy in Helsinki has called Finland’s decision to restrict entry for Russian athletes discrimination. The embassy said the move contradicts international norms and the principle of depoliticizing sport.
The akim of Aktobe, Azamat Beket, went to the site of an explosion at a cafe. Specialists are now asking residents what assistance they need, according to NUR.KZ, citing the city akimat.
Asep Hidayat Mustopa developed the Hanjeli Tourism Village to preserve local food plants and empower the community. This innovation earned the DPD RI Awards 2026.
Komjen Dadang Hartanto, the Kapolda Metro Jaya, has transferred several personnel within the Polda Metro Jaya environment. These mutations specifically affect the positions of several sector police chiefs.
Interim Nvidia CEO Colette Kress had previously questioned certain financial operations led by Jensen Huang. Before her current role, Huang described her as a deer dazzled by car headlights.
Europe has set a two-week deadline to decide who will represent the region in peace negotiations regarding Ukraine. Kallas argues that European Union institutions should lead the effort. France and Germany prefer a tripartite format that includes the United Kingdom.
Africa is working to build its own manufacturing chains. The continent aims to move away from exporting raw materials and importing finished products by refining its own oil.
Indian streamer Ashswag won the Best International Streamer award at the 2026 Streamer Awards. Nigerian content creators Peller and Carter Efe were also nominees for the prize but did not win.
President Prabowo expressed his condolences to the families of volunteers and officers. These individuals died while working to handle forest and land fires. The president awarded the Bintang Jasa Pratama to 15 of the fallen officers.
The Passport Department has decided to keep regular services running even on the days of the Chhath festival. Director General Deepak Bishwakarma said the decision was made with the convenience of service seekers in mind.
Police responded to multiple calls regarding disputes from Thursday to Friday. One man refused to put down a knife despite orders from the police. The individual ran away and barricaded himself.
The CSA is urging all organizations to strengthen their cyberdefences. This warning comes as reported incidents have tripled. The CSA stated that these incidents do not seem to be part of coordinated campaigns targeting Singapore.
U2 members shared details about the creation of their new album. They explained how a carnival theme inspired the project. The music incorporates rhythms from the Caribbean and Latin America. The band members have been playing together for over half a century. They continue to find reasons to create new music. They described the upcoming work as something extraordinary.
An event occurred in Muonio involving a Russian person who was abandoned.
A young forward, identified in the headline as Shevchenko's son, unexpectedly changed clubs in England. He appeared for Basingstoke Town in a 17th-round match in England's seventh-tier division.
The International Atomic Energy Agency published a report on Friday calling on Iran to take gradual steps to allow inspectors back into its facilities. The agency took a one-sided stance in the report and said such access is vital.
Police in the National Capital District have started a crackdown on illegal vending in public areas of Port Moresby. The authorities announced a zero-tolerance policy for this activity. This move follows concerns regarding public safety and traffic hazards. Officials also cited a rise in criminal activities linked to illegal vending.
The national residency entrance exam will take place on Sunday, November 15, 2026. The tests are scheduled at university centers across the country. In Bucharest, the Carol Davila University of Medicine and Pharmacy is organizing the event. The exams will be held in pavilions B1 and B2 at ROMEXPO.
A Muslim officer is accused of making racist comments about white people in a police WhatsApp group. The messages reportedly discussed white people at theme parks. This is part of a larger Met Police investigation. Authorities are scrutinizing roughly 40,000 comments, and 22 people have been placed on restricted duties.
Jensen Huang has resigned as the CEO of Nvidia. The resignation follows an internal investigation into his extramarital affairs. Insiders claim he expressed indifference during his final hours in the role.
France is preparing for protests against the rising cost of living. Approximately 70,000 police officers and gendarmes will be deployed to maintain order and safety. Interior Minister Laurent Nunez stated that between 50 and 60 marches and rallies are expected across the country.
Insurance for Chinese electric cars in Germany can be significantly more expensive than for similar models from European, Japanese, Korean, or American origins. An analysis by the comparison portal Verivox indicates that comprehensive coverage costs are higher for these vehicles. The cost difference can reach up to 870 euros.
This is the print front page from November 13, 2026.
