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Ruling allowing Russian hockey at int'l events nothing to rejoice at — Medvedev
The politician noted that given the Canadian authorities' appalling attitude to Russia and its people, competing would be nothing but a headache for Russian athletes
Tucker Carlson says Iran conflict has bankrupted United States
According to the journalist, because of the war with Iran and involvement in other conflicts in the Middle East, the US was forced to "borrow trillions of dollars"
Turkey plans to meet 11% of electricity demand through nuclear energy by 2040
By 2040, the country intends to bring the installed capacity of its nuclear power plants to 10,000 MW, adding at least 5,000 MW to the 4,800 MW provided by the Akkuyu Nuclear Powe…
Ukrainian drones strike Russia’s Ryazan region, with fires reported at oil refinery and Wildberries warehouse
Ukrainian drones attacked Russia’s Ryazan region overnight on November 5, Ryazan Governor Pavel Malkov said.
What China’s Half-Empty 5th Plenum Says About Its Next Leaders
Empty seats and back-row observers at the Communist Party’s latest plenum hint at how Xi will remake the elite in 2027.
Russia boosts herring catch by a third in 2026 — fisheries agency
As of November 2, 2026, Russian fishermen reeled in 691,300 metric tons of herring of all species
Multiple flights in Europe diverted due to bomb threats after earlier hoaxes
No hazardous material found so far as over a dozen flights from Copenhagen, Dublin, Helsinki, Madrid, Milan, Warsaw make emergency landings following string of similar incidents
Tel Aviv’s Ayalon Highway to close for electrical work over weekend; trains also impacted
Israel's busiest artery, Route 20, will be shut from late Thursday until Friday at 4 p.m. and again from Saturday night until Sunday morning; most Tel Aviv rail stations also shut
British prime minister says Russia to not be invited to 2027 G20 summit
The United Kingdom will hold the G20 presidency in 2027
Retail investment in securities on Moscow Exchange totals $2.04 bln in October
The number of individual investors with brokerage accounts on the Moscow Exchange reached 43 mln at the end of October 2026
Democrats’ sweep triggers countdown to end Iran war, and dooms US-Israel ties under Netanyahu
Trump, Vance now appear less motivated to fight anti-Israel activity, but White House can still veto bills; Congress's leverage comes from power of purse, which could end Iran war
Kremlin briefing addresses Russia’s interests in Ukraine, diesel deal with US
Dmitry Peskov declined to comment on reports claiming the diesel deal with the US had collapsed, citing non-disclosure rules
Crew of Wizz Air plane that landed at Bucharest Airport reports bomb threat
All 182 passengers and seven crew members were evacuated from the plane and taken to the airport terminal
Six dead and others injured in fire at Brooklyn building
The cause of the blaze is not yet clear, after 230 fire and emergency medical personnel went to the scene.
What Bangladeshi Prime Minister Tarique Rahman Brought Home From Japan
For Bangladesh, closer ties with Japan mean another source of funding and technology for its industries, as well as more support for maritime patrols.
Democrats’ victory in US elections may lower risk of renewed war with Iran — expert
Abdel Hamid Mahfouzi also expects changes in Washington’s policy toward the Arabian Peninsula
Police use tear gas against protesters in Lyon
According to the report, protesters marching through the city began throwing stones at shop windows and police officers at 10:25 a.m. GMT
Putin places Japan Tobacco’s Russian assets under temporary management
In particular, the stakes in Donskoy Tabak, Pereslavl-Tabak, JTI Yelets, and Kres Neva are being transferred to external management
Western dominance in global economy has come to an end — expert
According to Jeffrey Sachs, a fundamental rebalancing of the global economy is currently underway
Mikhail Somov vessel returns to Arkhangelsk from voyage to Chukotka
The vessel was operating in the Arctic for almost two and a half months
Trump learns lesson from election results, US policy to become more stable — expert
Arvind Kumar said the US president had not anticipated this turn of events
Saudi Fund for Development to provide preferential loan to Syria
All documents were signed during the November 4-5 visit of a Syrian government delegation led by Transitional President of Syria Ahmed al-Sharaa
Kremlin: 'Trump will continue his foreign policy'
Kremlin spokesman responds to midterm results
Europe will have to forget about tech leadership in foreseeable future — Rosatom head
"Without affordable electricity at predictable prices, there can be no modern manufacturing, no IT sector, and no AI technologies," Alexey Likhachev said