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Politics6d agoPoland's constitutional crisis deepens as Prime Minister Tusk faces accusations of power grabFox News World
Sci & Tech6d agoMistral CEO: Europe faces ‘complete trap’ without frontier AIArthur Mensch tells POLITICO the continent needs a European strategy on AI.Politico Europe
Conflict6d agoRussian bombing kills 24 people at Ukraine aid centre, Kyiv saysBBC World
Cyber6d agoFake nuclear warning from hacked app sparks unease but not panic in UkraineBBC World
Politics6d agoCampaign, no campaign, By Dakuku PetersideNigeria’s political parties can tell us who will coordinate their campaigns, mobilise their supporters and deliver their strongholds. They owe us comparable clarity on who will deliver safer communities, functioning hospitals, and an economy where work pays. As preparations for the 2027 elections gather momentum, the machinery for winning power is becoming visible. The case […] The post Campaign, no campaign, By Dakuku Peterside appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.Premium Times
Politics6d agoHow France's protests marked a turning point in the presidential raceWith less than six months to go before the election, the protest movement sparked by high school students has taken center stage. The government's inability to address the anger has made it a scapegoat, while the far-right Rassemblement National and the radical left La France Insoumise have been buoyed by the growing polarization.Le Monde [en]
Politics6d agoAfrica-France: Rémy Rioux, what life after the AFD?Après dix ans à la tête de l’Agence française de développement (AFD), le haut fonctionnaire publie un livre-bilan pour défendre son action et l’héritage qu’il laisse. Parti en mai, Rémy Rioux entend toutefois continuer à peser sur les débats et les orientations de la finance du développement.Jeune Afrique
Conflict6d agoRussian bombing of Ukrainian aid centre kills 24 people: ZelenskyyAl Jazeera [en]
Conflict6d agoADF neutralizes 139 drones, eight 'Banderol' missiles during Russian daytime attackUkrinform [en]
Politics6d agoUK to make some migrants wait 10 years to settle, eases rules for carersBritain watered down plans on Monday to impose long delays on immigrants seeking to receive permanent residence, announcing exemptions for hundreds of thousands of care workers to defuse a political outcry within the governing Labour ‌Party. The government had announced plans last year to require lower-skilled workers to wait 10 to 15 years to receive permanent residence, up from five years previously. But under the plans unveiled on Monday, it said hundreds of thousands of workers in the care...South China Morning Post
Cyber6d agoItalian Cybersecurity Agency issues alert over hacker attacks on supermarketsIncident notification from Tuscan company, attack detected on firm in Emilia-RomagnaANSA [en]
Cyber6d agoWar in Ukraine: hacked, the national alert application wrongly announces a nuclear attack on KyivLe Figaro International
Military6d agoThe fiscal risks of bringing US troops out of EuropeReducing America’s military footprint in Europe may seem fiscally prudent, but relocating troops and giving up overseas bases could leave US taxpayers with a much bigger bill.Breaking Defense
World6d agoNational Air and Space Museum opens ‘Modern Military History’ exhibitThe Smithsonian's Air and Space Museum timed a new addition to debut on Veterans Day that focuses on aircraft and weapons from conflicts from post-WWII onward.Military Times
World6d agoNational Air and Space Museum opens ‘Modern Military Aviation’ exhibitThe Smithsonian's Air and Space Museum timed a new addition to debut on Veterans Day that focuses on aircraft and weapons from conflicts from post-WWII onward.Military Times
Politics6d agoFull list: Africa missing as UK releases 2026 list of universities for graduate work visaThe United Kingdom, UK has released its 2026 Global Universities List for the High Potential Individual (HPI) visa, naming universities across the world whose graduates may qualify for a route to live and work in the country, with no African institution appearing on the list. The post Full list: Africa missing as UK releases 2026 list of universities for graduate work visa appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
Politics6d agoFrance: Petition to ban TV channel gets 500,000 signaturesSupport for the petition has surged since last month's shooting of a Black man by a reported avid viewer of CNews. Critics say the channel, often compared to Fox News, is a platform for anti-immigrant sentiments.DW News [en]
Cyber6d agoThe mystery behind cyberattacks against supermarkets that raise refrigerator temperatures by 50 degreesCybercriminals remotely manipulated centralized systems supervising industrial refrigeration chambers in several European nations. Remote intrusions led to massive loss of perishable food and are in addition to incidents recorded in France on October 12.Clarín
Military6d agoRussia is giving its drones bigger antennas to beat Ukrainian jammingKyiv now needs roughly twice as many jammers to stop each upgraded Shahed, intel officials and experts said.Defense News
Politics6d agoGabon: isolated in Paris, Ali Bongo Ondimba tries to re-establish dialogue with the PDGLe Parti démocratique gabonais tiendra son 13e congrès le 27 novembre, malgré l’opposition d’Ali Bongo Ondimba. Un défi envers l’ancien président désormais en exil, qui illustre les fractures au sein de l’ex-parti au pouvoir.Jeune Afrique
Conflict6d agoCeasefire in Ukrainian city Oleshky ends: what does that mean for the war?NOS Buitenland
ConflictBreaking6d agoZelensky says Russian airstrikes on school used for humanitarian aid in Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia region killed at least 18 peopleMeduza [en]
Cyber6d agoEurope's fridges are getting hacked. Could America be next?Cyberattacks are wreaking havoc on an unlikely target across Europe: supermarket refrigerators.Why it matters: Hackers are turning everyday, internet-connected equipment into physical hazards, spoiling food and causing costly damage.U.S. supermarkets use similar technology, and the Pentagon is already investigating suspected cyberattacks involving refrigeration systems at six military commissaries.Driving the news: Suspected cyberattacks sent refrigerator and freezer temperatures soaring at dozens of European supermarkets overnight, spoiling food and threatening costly losses.Grocery chains AhAxios
Military6d agoFrench soldiers deployed to Poland for «Koalicja» exercise in support of UkraineLa Coalition des volontaires, ces pays prêts à envoyer une force multinationale en Ukraine après un cessez-le-feu, va s’entraîner pour la première fois en novembre.Le Figaro International
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