- — 11 crew of Ukrainian ship missing after drone strikes off Bulgaria
- Bulgaria's prime minister summoned the Russian envoy after drones hit two ships in the Black Sea, saying all logic suggested Russia was the culprit.
- — Cyberattack hits hundreds of French supermarkets
- French authorities were investigating a cyberattack that disabled refrigeration systems at hundreds of supermarkets across the country.
- — North Korea says 'tactical' ballistic missile test confirms key upgrade
- North Korea test-fired what it called a "tactical ballistic missile" to confirm an upgrade to a key component of its weapons systems, state-run media reported Tuesday.
- — Hurricane Simon weakens to Cat. 1 storm along Mexico's west coast
- Hurricane Simon weakened to a Category 1 storm late Monday, as it moved slowly northwest along Mexico's west coast.
- — French supermarket refrigeration systems hit by cyberattack
- A cyberattack hit refrigeration systems in many French supermarkets, raising the temperatures on units and spoiling refrigerated and frozen food.
- — European Union forms new support mission for Lebanon
- The E.U. will establish a support mission to advise and strengthen the Lebanese Army and internal security for an initial period of three years.
- — Teenager killed, more injured in explosion on Israeli school trip
- One teenager was killed and more people were injured when a Hezbollah munition exploded while Israeli students were on a school trip on Monday.
- — British PM Burnham: Iran 'almost certainly' behind RAF Fairford plot
- Britain's prime minister said Monday that Iran's military was "almost certainly" behind threats at RAF Fairford.
- — Heavy rains in Ecuador trigger widespread flooding, landslides
- Heavy rains linked to the El Niño weather phenomenon have triggered widespread flooding and landslides across Ecuador, damaging nearly 5,000 homes.
- — EU, Britain agree to second summit in Belgium on Nov. 20
- Leaders from Britain and the European Union have agreed to meet for a summit to discuss cooperation on Nov. 20, the European Council announced Monday.
- — Brazil court allows Flávio Bolsonaro to resume visits to father
- Brazilian presidential candidate Sen. Flávio Bolsonaro can resume visits his arrested father, former President Jair Bolsonaro, after court approval.
- — Lebanese investigate smuggled, Hezbollah-linked explosives
- Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam said a criminal investigation is underway into the smuggling of Hezbollah-linked explosives by truck into Beirut.
- — Mexico's Sheinbaum demands answers about water protest crackdown
- Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum demanded an explanation over the police response to a protest against poor drinking water quality in Guadalajara.
- — Uruguay opens new path to permanent residency for Cubans
- Uruguay's government has approved a new path to permanent residency starting in January for more than 30,000 immigrants caught in legal limbo.
- — Fire destroys historic French market Le Marché des Enfants Rouges
- A fire swept through Paris' historic Le Marché des Enfants Rouges early Monday, destroying the food market that first opened in the 17th century, city officials said.
- — EU: Fresh Russia sanctions over 'sham' elections in occupied Ukraine
- EU states travel bans and asset freezes on 77 individuals over elections illegally held last month in Russian-occupied territories of Ukraine.
- — Russell Brand in court for rape trial jury selection
- Jury selection began Monday in London's Southwark Crown Court in the trial of Russell Brand who is charged with rape and sexual assault.
- — At least 3 killed, dozens hurt in Russian strikes on northeastern Ukraine
- Russian strikes on northeastern Ukraine overnight killed at least 3 people, injured dozens and caused power outages after energy facilities were hit.
- — North Korea fires missiles after Seoul’s hypersonic weapon test
- North Korea launched several ballistic missiles toward the East Sea on Monday in an apparent response to South Korea's recent hypersonic weapon test, Seoul's military said.
- — Netanyahu demands investigation into soldiers in 'NAZA' documentary
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu demanded criminal investigations into the Israeli soldiers whose interviews constitute NAZA.
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