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Inside New Tashkent, Uzbekistan's planned city for two million people

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Bank of England raises key interest rate for first time in over 3 years

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Portugal great Ronaldo retires from international duty

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Kremlin: 'Trump will continue his foreign policy'

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South Korea plans to extend anti-piracy patrols closer to Strait of Hormuz

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Uzbekistan's poverty rate falls as World Bank highlights role of wages and employment

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Milei and Sánchez exchange a cold greeting at Ibero-American Summit

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France: Mass protests and school blockades mark fourth national strike

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EU Commission holds first talks with Serbia’s Student List

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China threatens EU with retaliation as EU mulls “kill-switch” to defend its market

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Leonardo tops €60 billion in orders as defence, drones and space grow

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Poland arrests six suspected of spying for Russia and supplying its military

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Portugal great Cristiano Ronaldo announces retirement from international football

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Latest news bulletin | November 5th, 2026 – Midday

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North Korea tells EU to 'mind its own business' after draft UN resolution on human rights

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Iran: Flames engulf banner depicting US and Israeli leaders

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Was an Italian chef really fired over refusal to put pineapple on pizza?

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Rheinmetall shares plunge more than 17% after profit warning over order delays

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Europe is betting €525 million on chip design start-ups

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Drone strike sets Ozon warehouse ablaze in southern Russia

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ABB enters Uzbekistan, bringing Azerbaijan’s digital banking expertise to a new market in Asia

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Finnish court jails Russian captain over Baltic Sea cable sabotage

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Hoax bomb threats target European airlines and airports for second time in a week

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Ukraine: Russian drone and missile attack sparks fire in Kyiv region

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Russia plans ticket surcharge to bankroll struggling aircraft industry

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French protests see numbers surge as unions join strikes over high cost of living

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Hundreds of thousands march in nationwide strike in France as government backs austerity budget

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'Too early' to say if Europe flight bomb threats linked, EU transport chief says

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‘It would destroy the Democrat Party’: Trump dismisses impeachment threat

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NASA astronauts cast US election votes from the International Space Station

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'Cautious optimism' for renewed US engagement on climate as delegation heads to COP31

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Americans 'stay optimists', 'tremendous growth' in AI to continue, says US-EU wealth manager Xavier Volatier

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Tearful reunions as Ukrainians return from Russian-occupied Oleshky

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Supermarket freezer cyberattack 'not sophisticated,' Prof. Kevin Curran explains

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Change in Texas could 'shape the US presidential election', says analyst Eric Ham

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Gaza: Displaced Palestinian builds wind turbine to generate electricity

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Oil giants cash in on the US-Iran conflict. Can an EU-wide tax on oil profits ease the energy crisis?

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Italian chef fired after refusing to put pineapple on pizza

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Iran is a 'wounded animal' and will 'seek revenge', Pahlavi says

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What Macron really said: Private Telegram exchanges revealed in new book

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'Imposter': Why is the Chucky creator angry with Nicki Minaj?

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Europe weighs implications of Trump’s midterm setback

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US First Lady Melania Trump to host Ukrainian and Russian officials at White House

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New Zealand: Dead whales found as rescuers battle mass stranding

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‘Zeptoverse’: CERN scientists uncover evidence of extraordinarily rare particle decay

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Europe Today: Trump loses Congress. Will he now be even more unpredictable?

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Ban it or build it? Europe considers how to regulate social media

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Crises have taken their classrooms. But education cannot wait

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Hong Kong democracy activist Joshua Wong sentenced to 10 more years for collusion

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Seven decades behind the lens: Ghana's James Barnor receives top photography honour

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