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Death on Lighting is new on Netflix and a must watch, but two more shows — one animated, one horror — are underrated and off your radar.
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Latest news bulletin | November 15th, 2025 – Midday
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this November 15th, 2025 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Trump recasts foreign terror list to focus on ‘Antifa,’ cartels
The administration is making an unprecedented expansion, designating entities in Europe and Latin America not typically a focus of U.S. counterterrorism efforts.
Uruguayan cows stranded off Türkiye due to certification issues
Nearly 3,000 head of cattle exported from Uruguay are stranded aboard a cargo ship off the coast of Türkiye, unable to unload their cargo due to irregularities in their health and commercial certifications, according to Turkish authorities.
Chilean Army NCO wounded by accidental gunshot on Peruvian border post
A Chilean Army corporal was wounded Friday afternoon after a conscript soldier accidentally discharged his service weapon at a border observation post near the Peruvian frontier.
Dominican Republic boosts border security as cholera resurges in Haiti
Authorities in the Dominican Republic have upped all border security measures after Haiti's Ministry of Public Health and Population (MSPP), backed by the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO/WHO) and other international agencies, admitted to the spreading of a cholera
Argentina-US deal shakes up Uruguay
The recent announcement by Washington and Buenos Aires of a joint trade agreement has generated controversy in Montevideo, where it is perceived as a violation of the Southern Common Market (Mercosur) rules, so the government of President Yamandú Orsi will monitor the case
Israel built wall crossing Lebanon border, violating Lebanese sovereignty, UN peacekeeping force says
UNIFIL said a concrete wall erected by the IDF has crossed the Blue Line, rendering almost an acre of Lebanese territory inaccessible to the local population. The IDF said it has been reinforcing Israel's northern border barrier, 'as part of lessons learned from the war'
Nine killed in accidental blast at police station in Indian-administered Kashmir, officials say
Police say the powerful blast severely damaged the police station and engulfed vehicles in flames.
Record 596 candidates in Sabah polls, all seats see multi-cornered fights with one 14-way race
Confirmed candidates can begin campaigning until 11.59pm on Nov 28, a day before more than 1.7 million Sabahans will cast their votes in the state polls.
All the cards
If someone hands you a deck, you can be sure there are 52 cards covering four suits. The universe is finite. The cards are the cards, and games work precisely for that reason. Every deck is the same, and all the players have the same options. Some of the systems we compete in
Trump’s Venezuela war threats roil Latin American leaders
President Trump’s tough approach to Latin America has showered rewards on some leaders. For others, it’s an unwelcome return to the long history of U.S. intervention.
UAE faces growing outrage over support for paramilitary in Sudan
Human rights groups, members of the U.S. government and regional experts increasingly blame the United Arab Emirates for fueling violence in Sudan.
Sudan’s lost children wander through a landscape of death
Around 200 unaccompanied children have arrived in the Sudanese town of Tewila after escaping El Fashir, where RSF fighters have carried out mass killings.
After ‘Wicked: For Good,’ ‘Fountain of Youth’ and Mr. Beast Shoots, Egypt Seeks to Attract More Foreign Productions
The Egypt Film Commission aims to increase foreign shoots in Egypt, in the wake of recent high-profile productions, including Guy Ritchie’s “Fountain of Youth,” shot at the Giza Pyramids, Neil Burger’s espionage thriller “Inheritance,” shot in Cairo, Jon M. Chu’s “Wicked: For
'Make Chile Great Again': Security and migration dominate the most tense election in decades
Security, migration and the rise of hard-line rhetoric mark a deeply polarised election in Chile. Between candidates of ideological extremes and a climate of fear of organised crime, Chileans go to the polls this Sunday in elections that could reshape the country’s political
Indonesia landslide kills 6 in Central Java, 17 missing, state media says
JAKARTA - A landslide in Indonesia's Central Java killed six people with 17 missing, state news agency Antara reported on Saturday, after prolonged, heavy rains.
Russia temporarily suspends oil exports from Novorossiysk following Ukrainian attack
A major oil terminal in the Russian port city of Novorossiysk in Krasnodar Krai temporarily suspended operations, approximately 2% of global exports, following Ukrainian attacks.
US confirms deadly attack in the Caribbean: 80 dead under 'Operation Southern Spear'
The Trump Administration confirm a deadly attack in Caribbean waters that left four dead on 10 November, bringing to 80 the number of people killed in 'Operation Southern Spear'. The US president announces that he had “sort of made up" his "mind” on further military action
Jemimah Rodrigues, Shafali Verma to Celebrate Cricket World Cup Win on Prime Video’s ‘Two Much With Kajol and Twinkle’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Prime Video is marking the Indian women’s cricket team World Cup triumph with a special episode of its unscripted series “Two Much with Kajol and Twinkle,” featuring championship-winning players Jemimah Rodrigues and Shafali Verma. Hosted by Bollywood actor Kajol and author
Sushi dethroned: Driven by tourism, a ramen boom is sweeping Japan
The surge is being propelled by the ever-growing number of foreign visitors to Japan.
Thai police arrest Chinese man linked to major call-centre scam ring, suspected of laundering $13m
The suspect denies the charges but admitted to operating digital wallets.
Vicious director's panic attacks influenced his filmmaking
The Strangers director Bryan Bertino describes how panic attacks influcned the aesthetic of his latest film, Vicious.
Russians confront wartime internet cuts with public shrug, private fury
Ordering rides or groceries, paying by debit card, or just finding driving directions is increasingly out of reach for most Russians as mobile internet networks are shut down.
Men moving 81 macaques and meth arrested in Thailand near Cambodian border
Thailand is a major transit hub for wildlife smugglers, who often sell endangered creatures.
Japan retailers, tourism sector wary after China warns against travel
The warning came after Japan PM Sanae Takaichi’s remarks about a potential contingency involving Taiwan.
How adolescents can become resilient to digital misinformation
Young people are particularly susceptible to misleading information on social media. Yet insights from developmental psychology show that they also have unique strengths to build resilience. In a new perspective paper led by developmental psychologist Ili Ma, scientists,
Nine killed, 29 injured in blast at police station in India's Kashmir, sources say
Most of the dead were policemen, including forensic officials who were examining the explosives.
Blast at police station in Indian Kashmir kills nine, injures 27
The dead included policemen, government officials and forensic staff who were examining the explosives at the time.
Europe Shines on Day 1 of Zagreb Grand Prix
The 2025 Zagreb Grand Prix opened with European dominance. Eva Perez Soler, Enzo Jean, Distria Krasniqi, David Garcia Torne and Marica Perisic captured golds as the Arena Zagreb crowd celebrated a thrilling start to the IJF World Tour.
Trump’s Venezuela squeeze goes well beyond Monroe Doctrine
A massive military buildup in the Caribbean has sparked speculation that the US is now engaged in its latest chapter of direct intervention in Latin America. For now, at least, President Donald Trump has walked back suggestions that Washington is eyeing strikes inside
Don't fence me in: US Olympian Ibtihaj Muhammad on getting Muslim girls into sport
US Olympic fencer Ibtihaj Muhammad tells Euronews Culture about her journey and insights on confidence, leadership, and empowerment with young girls in Doha through Qatar Foundation’s Creating Pathways programme.
Festivals, wildlife, and stunning landscapes: Why you should explore Europe in winter
As more of us opt for ‘low season’ escapes, there’s a growing sense that winter can be one of the best times to explore Europe, and enjoy some unique experiences into the bargain.
Climate leaders are talking about 'overshoot' into warming danger zone. Here's what it means
Scientists warn of tipping points as temperatures push past safe limits, but leaders stress action could still bring the planet back under 1.5°C.
Poliovirus detected in Germany’s sewage: Here’s why officials are concerned despite ‘low’ risks
The wastewater finding underscores the ongoing health threat, decades after Europe was declared polio-free.
‘We feel we’re fighting a losing battle’: the race to remove millions of plastic beads from Camber Sands
A huge cleanup effort has seen volunteers working to remove beads by hand and machine. They can only wait and see the extent of damage to wildlife and dune habitat Just past a scrum of dog walkers, about 40 people are urgently combing through the sand on hands and knees. Their
Greece showcases domestic drones in military drill
Greece demonstrated a broad range of domestically developed drones and counter-drone systems during a major military exercise near Alexandroupolis.
US-India defense deal belies bilateral discord and doubts
India and the United States renewed their 10-year Defense Cooperation Agreement (DCA) on October 31, though the pact carries different meanings in each capital. Washington sees it as part of a broader effort to integrate India into the Indo-Pacific security architecture and to
A single gene may shape the taste of tea
Tea (Camellia sinensis) is one of the world's most widely consumed beverages, and the size of young buds directly influences both yield and quality. Larger buds can increase leaf mass, while different tea types require specific bud-to-leaf ratios to meet processing standards.
Is this a halal restaurant? Malaysia takes steps to tackle unofficial labels
The authorities have taken action against unofficial labels.
China finds bigger role as US sidesteps Brazil climate summit
BELEM, Brazil - With the United States absent from the U.N. annual international climate summit for the first time in three decades, China is stepping into the limelight as a leader in the fight against global warming.
BravoCon Shocker: ‘Real Housewives of Orange County’ Star Vicki Gunvalson Offered Full-Time Season 20 Role Live on Stage, Bringing Back the ‘OG of the OC’
Live on stage at BravoCon in Las Vegas Friday night, “Real Housewives” executive producer Andy Cohen offered Vicki Gunvalson her old job back for the upcoming 20th season of “The Real Housewives of Orange County.” During a taping of “The Bravos” — BravoCon’s biennial awards
How the EPP ushered in a right-wing majority at the European Parliament
For the first time, a right-wing majority is emerging at the European Parliament as the European People's Party flirts with groups that would have been considered too toxic to work with in the past. The pivot has given the EPP a choice but also created a headache for Ursula von
Latest news bulletin | November 15th, 2025 – Morning
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this November 15th, 2025 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.