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World5d agoWith Handel's "Theodora", the Mozarteum Argentino brilliantly closed its 2026 seasonThe Mozarteum Argentino concluded its 2026 season with a brilliant performance of Handel's "Theodora."Clarín
Politics5d agoNo queues at the start of US elections: rain and calm on a working dayThe US midterm elections began with rain in the southwest, affecting some polling stations, but without long lines. In Virginia, voters came early before their daily activities, while in New York, candidates hurried their final efforts.Clarín
World5d agoNaples Airport 'The Terminal'-like Swede set to go homeDaniel, 25, put in touch with family who hadn't heard from his since AugustANSA [en]
ConflictBreaking5d agoDeath toll in Russian attack on Ukraine reaches 33, with dozens still missingIrish Times World
Military5d agoAirbus ends Wingman drone to meet Germany’s accelerated operations timelineIn place of the defunct aircraft, Airbus is prioritizing development of the U760 Ravenstorm that features a subsonic cruise speed and an internal weapons payload of 500kg.Breaking Defense
World5d agoThe great master of the Spanish short story returns to face the unknown: we review an impeccable career book by bookAfter a decade of silence, Cristina Fernández Cubas returns with 'Lo que no se ve' (What is not seen), a collection of more synthetic stories that maintain the elegant tone, perverse humor, and ambiguity that define her work.El País
Politics5d agoUK’s King Charles expresses ‘sorrow’ in Antigua over slave tradeCaribbean nations call for reparations as King Charles stops short of issuing an apology for colonial-era slavery.Al Jazeera [en]
Politics5d agoZelensky in Berlin: U.S. role in world may diminish, Europe must take on greater responsibilityThe United States’ role in ensuring international security may continue to diminish, so Europe must take on greater responsibility—something that is impossible without Germany’s active participation.Ukrinform [en]
Politics5d agoNDC senatorial candidate expresses concerns over alleged intimidation of opposition parties in EdoThe politician said opposition parties' billboards are being targeted for destruction and removal from public spaces in the state. The post NDC senatorial candidate expresses concerns over alleged intimidation of opposition parties in Edo appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.Premium Times
World5d agoCristina Fernández Cubas, Cervantes Prize 2026La gran maestra del cuento en español obtiene el máximo galardón literario de las letras hispanoamericanas, dotado con 125.000 eurosEl País
ConflictBreaking5d agoRussian strikes trigger emergency power outages in several Ukrainian regions, cutting water supply across KyivMeduza [en]
Politics5d agoProgress and pitfalls on the path to a bigger EU: Five takeaways from the Euronews Enlargement SummitAt the Euronews Enlargement Summit, Montenegro, Albania and Moldova pressed ahead with their accession plans, North Macedonia snapped at Bulgaria, Ukraine rejected farm carve-outs, Armenia eyed an swift application, while Georgia had no answer to its EU deadlock.EuroNews [en]
Conflict5d agoAnsaru releases propaganda video, defends killing of Katsina cleric MasussukaPremium Times
Politics5d agoUK’s King Charles calls slavery ‘monstrous injustice’, as PM mulls apologyKing Charles called the transatlantic slave trade “a monstrous injustice” on Tuesday, opening a Commonwealth summit in which UK leader Andy Burnham is holding talks about apologising for Britain’s role in slavery. The monarch told the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Antigua and Barbuda that slavery “still casts a shadow over these islands and other members” of the 56-nation group, many of which are former British colonies. “As I have said before, that shameful chapter of history is...South China Morning Post
Politics5d agoUK's King Charles III decries 'monstrous injustice' of slave tradeKing Charles has told leaders at a Commonwealth summit that the legacy of the transatlantic slave trade "fills my heart with horror." He did not address calls for apologies and reparations.DW News [en]
Business5d agoLa bola negra becomes Spain's third highest-grossing film everThe film by Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi has grossed 36.7 million euros and is only behind 'Spanish Affair' and 'The Impossible'.EuroNews [en]
Business5d agoPortugal signs TAP sale contract with Lufthansa, pledging to keep airline PortugueseThe government and Lufthansa have signed a contract for the sale of TAP to the German group, which says it will remain a "Portuguese airline"; the prime minister pledges to preserve the "TAP brand and identity".EuroNews [en]
Cyber5d agoEuropean supermarket fridges got hacked. Again. Here's what to knowMysterious cyberattacks on European supermarket fridges have officials scrambling to understand what happenedThe Independent World
Politics5d agoDodging bikes, cars and culture wars on London’s newly ‘pedestrianised’ Oxford StreetLondon mayor Sadiq Khan spearheaded a campaign to overhaul the famous but faded thoroughfareIrish Times World
Conflict5d agoZelensky at Berlin Security Conference: Russia has decided that peaceful, united Europe is its enemyUkrinform [en]
Cyber5d agoAlert in Europe: a wave of false bomb threats on planes forced emergency landingsOcurrió en vuelos de diferentes compañías en varios países.Se sospecha que puede haber una relación con el ciberataque masivo a los supermercados. Y algunos apuntan a Rusia.Clarín
Conflict5d agoWorld Court to rule in Rohingya genocide case on 19 November - ReutersReuters World
Politics5d agoAs Americans vote, Trump says US will stop $4 billion in aid to Israel - ReutersAs Americans vote, Trump says US will stop $4 billion in aid to Israel ReutersReuters World
Politics5d agoVideo investigation October 24 protests: How did police respond to the far right?At nationwide protests on Saturday, October 24, French far-right activists targeted civilians protesting, with little response from the riot police, a 'Le Monde' investigation has found.Le Monde [en]
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