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The Krakow Main Market Square shooting began in the middle of a Saturday afternoon, in a place built for crowds. At around 3 p.m. local time on 7 November, a man drove into the square and opened fire at random from his car, killing six people and wounding at least 15 others, according to Polish […]
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US measles cases exceed 5,000 in 2026 — 5,182 confirmed cases, the highest total since 1991 — as Pennsylvania counts its dead, kindergarten vaccination coverage slips, and a 10 November review decides the country's elimination status.
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The South Africa municipal election results 2026 show the ANC holding a slim early lead near 32% over the DA, with the big Gauteng metros in play and coalition talks in South Africa's hung councils looking unavoidable.
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Sudan drone attacks on civilian infrastructure have knocked out substations across the country, stopped dialysis treatment outside Khartoum and stranded hundreds of aid trucks — and the UN warning on Sudan drone strikes says the pattern looks systematic.
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The Spain train crash investigation must explain how a Renfe train hit a stopped Iryo train near Urda, killing 69 people — and why the LZB signalling system failure and a controller's order are both under scrutiny after the Madrid Seville train crash.
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The MINURSO mandate ends in Western Sahara after 35 years, after Russia vetoed a US draft and a rival extension failed. What the liquidation, the never-held referendum and the call for restraint mean next.
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The DR Congo Ebola outbreak deadliest on record has passed 5,026 deaths among 10,351 cases, with no vaccine for the Bundibugyo strain, most new infections outside monitored contact chains, and a new US travel attestation starting 3 November.
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The poland constitutional tribunal crisis explained after a judge suspended the court's president on 30 October 2026: police at the building, three detentions, and President Nawrocki turning his flight home to call crisis talks.
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Hurricane Melissa recovery one year later: 136 people are still in shelters in Jamaica, half of assessed households have received repair grants, and modular homes are only now going up in Westmoreland.
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North Korea ballistic missiles launched from Wonsan around midday on 29 October 2026 numbered around ten, Seoul said, a week after South Korea's offer of military talks went unanswered.
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