Austrian authorities seized an arsenal of weapons in Vienna that is believed to be linked to Hamas, as part of an international investigation into possible attacks in Europe.

An international airport in Sweden suspended operations after detecting drones in the vicinity. Gothenburg-Landvetter Airport temporarily closed its airspace and diverted flights following the drone sighting.

Tesla shareholders approved a compensation plan for Elon Musk that could exceed one trillion dollars. The board of directors warns that losing the magnate would pose a risk to the company despite declining sales and increased competition in the electric vehicle sector.

New satellite images have revealed possible mass graves and ongoing mass killings in El-Fasher. The images show trenches, bodies, and signs of systematic violence in hospitals and residential neighborhoods in Sudan, attributed to the RSF paramilitary forces.

The UN Security Council lifted sanctions against Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa. The move received broad international support and comes ahead of the president's official visit to Washington, where he will discuss the future of bilateral relations and the country's reconstruction.

The United States announced sanctions against a financial network linked to Hezbollah for managing multimillion-dollar transfers from Iran to Lebanon.

The Brazilian government launched an international fund to protect the world's tropical forests and attract investment. President Lula da Silva presented the Tropical Forests Forever Fund, which aims to mobilize $125 billion in public and private capital to conserve rainforests in 73 countries.

At 92 years old, President Paul Biya began his eighth term in Cameroon after a disputed election. The Cameroonian leader, in power for 43 years, was sworn in for a new term amid allegations of fraud and massive opposition protests.

In a coordinated missile and artillery operation, Ukraine struck a key refinery and a drone base in Russia.

Israel launched an attack in southern Lebanon to dismantle Hezbollah's infrastructure. The military escalation intensified with airstrikes and evacuation warnings, while the Shiite group ruled out any direct dialogue.

Angelina Jolie made a surprise visit to the city of Kherson amid threats of Russian attacks. Jolie, a former UN ambassador for refugees, visited a maternity ward and a children's hospital.

Ukraine denied that Pokrovsk is under Russian military siege and stated that Moscow's version is only intended to undermine its morale. From Moscow, the Russian Ministry of Defense stated that its forces were “tightening the net around the enemy.”

Donald Trump said the United States is evaluating denuclearization plans with China and Russia: “We’ll see if it works.” The Republican president emphasized U.S. military supremacy and suggested he might work with Moscow and Beijing on a disarmament plan.

Vladimir Putin ordered his officials to begin preparations for “possible nuclear tests.” The Russian president called for a thorough analysis of Washington’s intentions and contingency plans for a possible restart of the nuclear testing program.

Russia stated that the conditions are not in place for a meeting between Putin and Trump. “A meeting at the highest level, whatever its nature, requires thorough preparation and careful consideration of all aspects.” said Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov.

Days before COP30, EU countries agreed to cut CO2 emissions by 90% by 2040. The environment ministers of the European bloc agreed on a drastic reduction in greenhouse gases, although with flexibilities that allow countries to adjust their efforts according to their circumstances.

Maldives imposes historic smoking ban for younger generations and tourists. The government implemented an unprecedented measure prohibiting anyone born in 2007 or later from consuming tobacco, encompassing both residents and visitors.

Tragedy in the Philippines: The death toll rises to 93 and the number of missing to 26 after Typhoon Kalmaegi. The storm caused widespread devastation in the central Philippines, with flooding, mass evacuations, and a state of emergency declared in Cebu province.

North Korea sent 5,000 military personnel to Russia to carry out infrastructure reconstruction work. South Korea's National Intelligence Service (NIS) indicated that it continues to detect signs of training and personnel selection by North Korea in preparation for further troop deployments.

A Salvadoran police officer has confessed to participating in at least 97 murders as a member of an extermination group dedicated to executing suspected gang members. The officer, now a witness for the prosecution, testified that a mayor close to President Nayib Bukele paid him for those killings.

France slams Shein over “child-like sex dolls,” threatens to kick the Chinese retailer out of the country. The dolls sparked outrage across Europe, forcing the fast-fashion giant to hastily pull the disturbing products from its online store.

Donald Trump will host Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa at the White House to discuss peace in the Middle East. They are expected to talk about Syria's reconstruction, the lifting of sanctions, and Damascus's potential inclusion in the international coalition against ISIS.

Pope Leo XIV called for dialogue to resolve tensions between the US and Venezuela: “We will not win with violence.”

Jeff Bezos's net worth saw a record increase in just two trading days, fueled by a surge in Amazon's stock price. According to Forbes, the Amazon founder added approximately $10 billion to his fortune on Monday, November 3, 2025, on top of the billions he gained the previous Friday.

Following the El Fasher massacre, the UN Secretary-General warned that the war in Sudan is “spiraling out of control.” “People are dying from malnutrition, disease, and violence. And we continue to receive reports of violations of international humanitarian law and human rights,” Guterres said.

The European Union is seeking to establish new climate targets ahead of the COP30 summit in Brazil. The bloc faces obstacles in maintaining its role as a global environmental leader, as wildfires, geopolitical crises, and internal divisions test its capacity for action.

Zelensky visited troops near Pokrovsk as Russia tightens its grip on the key city: “This is our East.” The Ukrainian leader arrived Tuesday at a command post near the besieged city, where Kyiv has deployed special forces.

South Korea denounced that Kim Jong-un's troops fired artillery during Hegseth's visit to the border.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that his government will open offices in Berlin and Copenhagen this year to sell surplus domestically manufactured weapons. The initiative aims to raise funds to cover shortages of essential goods.

General Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi, former military attorney general of the Israel Defense Forces, was arrested after being accused of leaking a video showing Israeli soldiers torturing and sodomizing a Palestinian detainee.

A worker was rescued alive after being trapped for almost eleven hours in the collapse of a medieval tower in Rome.

Israel killed two suspected Hezbollah members in attacks in southern Lebanon. Lebanese authorities reported civilian casualties and material damage in several towns in the area.

The Israeli parliament is moving forward with a bill to impose the death penalty for those convicted of terrorism. The bill, which could be debated this week, received the backing of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu following the release of the Israeli hostages.

The man arrested for the multiple stabbings on a train in England has been formally charged. British national Anthony Williams, 32, has been formally charged with several offenses, including attempted murder, assault, and possession of a bladed weapon.

The Ukrainian Armed Forces attacked two Russian oil refineries key to military supplies. The operations caused fires and damage to facilities in Saratov and Krasnodar, which are expected to disrupt Moscow's supply chains and exports.

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth visited the demilitarized zone (DMZ) separating South Korea from North Korea on Monday, following the attempted rapprochement between Trump and Kim Jong-un.

Ukraine shot down a hypersonic missile and 115 Russian drones in another massive nighttime attack by Putin's forces. The military report revealed that several drones struck key infrastructure and caused considerable damage in various regions.

The United States has raised its travel advisory for Tanzania increasing the warning from Level 2 to Level 3, recommending that travelers "reconsider travel". The decision comes after disputed elections in which President Hassan won nearly 98% of the vote and which left at least 150 dead.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said that segments of the U.S. economy — especially the housing sector — may already be in recession due to high interest rates.

At least four people have died, local authorities say, after an earthquake struck northern Afghanistan near Mazar-e Sharif - one of the country's largest cities - around 20:30 GMT.

George Clooney says the decision to replace Joe Biden with Kamala Harris “was a mistake.” The actor noted that Harris faced “an incredibly difficult challenge,” as “she was forced to campaign against her own record.”

The United States and China are considering establishing a military communication line to reduce bilateral tensions. According to the Pentagon, the goal is to ensure that any incident or disagreement can be resolved immediately and without resorting to confrontation.

260,000 people trapped in El Fasher after its capture by Sudanese paramilitaries: “Most are dead, captured, or in hiding.” Doctors Without Borders and Yale experts warn that only 5,000 people managed to escape the Sudanese city.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that Israel will act "as necessary" against Hezbollah in Lebanon, reiterating his demand that the Shiite group be completely disarmed.

Iran vowed to rebuild its nuclear facilities “stronger than before” following Israeli and US attacks. The Iranian president asserted that the country’s scientists “still possess the necessary nuclear expertise.”

British police have confirmed the identities of the two men arrested for the mass attack on the train: they are UK-born citizens. The detainees, aged 32 and 35, acted together in the stabbing that left ten people injured.

Egypt urged international support for Sudan after the fall of Al Fasher and fears of the country's partition. Humanitarian organizations warned that 260,000 people are trapped in the city taken by paramilitaries, the scene of "massive atrocities."

Ukraine launched a counterattack in Pokrovsk and denied reports of its troops being surrounded. Kyiv deployed helicopter units in areas Russia claimed to control, while the Chief of Staff denied the city was blockaded.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced that Chinese Premier Li Qiang is scheduled to visit Australia next year. Li expressed China’s readiness to develop a more stable and strategic partnership with Australia, according to China’s official Xinhua News Agency.

Iran asserted that its enriched uranium “remains under the rubble” of the facilities bombed by the US. Amid tensions with Washington, Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi stated that the material was not removed from the sites attacked in June.