UK moves to prohibit live-ticket resale above face value
The proposed crackdown targets automated bulk buying and inflated secondary-market listings, though resale platforms warn it could drive trade underground.
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Emirates orders 65 Boeing 777-9s as Dubai Air Show opens
Emirates placed a 65-jet Boeing 777-9 order at the Dubai Air Show, underscoring long-haul demand through the Gulf hub.
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Pakistan launches 57-million-child vaccination drive against measles, rubella and polio
The two-week campaign is meant to curb rising case counts and comes as the country remains one of only two where polio has not been eradicated.
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U.S. Strike Kills Three on Boat in Eastern Pacific
U.S. Southern Command said a strike on a vessel in the Eastern Pacific killed three people as Washington’s anti-trafficking campaign expanded again.
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Roger Lumbala’s hunger strike turns a Congo war-crimes trial into a test of jurisdiction
The former rebel leader is refusing food in Paris as his trial over atrocities from the Second Congo War continues, with victims’ groups calling the move an attempt to evade accountability.
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US says four people killed in Caribbean boat strike four days earlier
Washington has confirmed the latest lethal strike on a suspected narcotics boat in international waters as the Trump administration expands its military posture in the region.
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Settlers burn West Bank mosque after rare Israeli rebuke of violence
Palestinian officials said settlers torched the Hajja Hamida mosque near Deir Istiya and left anti-condemnation graffiti as attacks in the occupied West Bank escalated.
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Ukraine justice and energy ministers resign amid $100 million corruption probe
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy moved to contain a widening energy-sector scandal as investigators alleged a major kickback scheme at state company Energoatom.
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Brazilian court declares telecom operator Oi bankrupt
Reports dated 10 November 2025 documented brazilian court declares telecom operator Oi bankrupt, marking a significant business development.
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China suspends ban on exports of key chipmaking metals to the US
China said it was suspending a ban on exports of gallium, germanium, antimony and related materials used in chip and electronics manufacturing.
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BBC chief Tim Davie and news boss Deborah Turness resign in bias row
9, 2025. The BBC's director general and head of news quit after a former adviser accused the broadcaster of serious and systemic bias, with pressure mounting over an edited Trump speech and wider complaints about coverage.
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Bulgaria rushes to secure Lukoil refinery as US sanctions near
Parliament in Sofia has expanded the powers of a state-appointed manager at Bulgaria’s only oil refinery in an effort to prevent a shutdown before sanctions on Lukoil take effect.
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US strike on Caribbean boat kills three as pressure on Venezuela grows
Another US military strike on a suspected drug vessel in international waters killed three people, intensifying scrutiny of Washington’s campaign in the Caribbean.
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Russian strike kills one in Dnipropetrovsk region and wounds eight
Ukrainian officials said a Russian attack on the Synelnykove district of Dnipropetrovsk Oblast killed a 65-year-old woman and injured eight other people.
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US strike kills two on suspected drug boat in the Eastern Pacific
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said a U.S. strike killed two people on an alleged drug-smuggling vessel in international waters.
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Papua New Guinea census puts population above 10 million
Final 2024 figures say the country counted 10,185,363 people, while officials and critics continue to dispute how reliable the census was.
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Leaked memo accuses BBC Panorama of misleading edit of Trump speech
Former external adviser Michael Prescott alleged that a documentary joined remarks from different parts of Donald Trump's January 6, 2021 address.
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US strike on Caribbean vessel kills three as anti-narcotics campaign widens
The Pentagon said a US strike on a vessel in the Caribbean killed three people and was carried out on President Donald Trump’s orders.
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Singapore Sets Up SAFCo to Centralize Sustainable Aviation Fuel Purchases
The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore has created a new entity to procure sustainable aviation fuel and support the city-state’s emissions target for flights.
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Trump and Xi hold first in-person meeting since 2019, easing trade tensions
The US and Chinese presidents met on the sidelines of the APEC summit in South Korea, with both sides signaling movement on tariffs, soybeans and rare earths.
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US strike kills four on alleged drug boat as Congress briefing turns partisan
ABC News reported four deaths in another U.S. strike on an alleged drug boat, while senators were briefed on the campaign in a session that excluded Democrats.
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China and ASEAN sign upgraded trade pact at Kuala Lumpur summit
China and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations have signed an upgraded free trade protocol that expands the pact into digital, green and supply-chain cooperation.
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Germany culls more than half a million birds as avian flu outbreak spreads
Officials say H5N1 outbreaks are rising across Germany, with wildlife and poultry losses already exceeding 500,000 birds and more cases likely.
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Amazon announces 14,000 corporate job cuts amid AI investment push
The company said it would remove management layers and redirect resources while continuing to hire in selected areas.
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