Violent storms and Brazil tornado near Iguaçu Falls

At least five fatalities and about 130 injuries were reported after a powerful Brazilian tornado ripped through a small town in the southern Brazilian state of Paraná, local authorities confirmed.

COP30 Belém: Guterres admits 'moral failure' as 1.5°C target slips

The world is on track for global warming of up to 2.5 degrees Celsius by the end of this century, dramatically exceeding the limits mandated by the Paris Agreement, according to a stark Climate Change Report from the UN Environment Programme (UNEP).

EU tightens visa restrictions for Russian citizens, imposing single-entry rule

The European Union (EU) is tightening visa restrictions for Russian citizens, the European Commission announced. Moving forward, Russians will no longer be eligible for multiple-entry visas; instead, they will be issued single-entry visas valid only for a specific, single trip into the Schengen area.

Germany sends aid as drone incidents escalate in Belgium

Drone incidents continue to escalate in Belgium, forcing repeated closures of the nation's airspace.

Aliyev: Azerbaijan army adapting to NATO standards

Azerbaijan's President Ilham Aliyev has announced that the Azerbaijan army is currently adapting to NATO standards.

Putin nepotism scandal: Record state appointments for family

Russian President Vladimir Putin has allegedly helped at least 24 of his close relatives secure high-level positions within state bodies.

Mark Rutte thanks Romania for supporting Moldova in countering Russia’s hybrid attacks

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte expressed his gratitude to Romania for its vital support to the authorities in Chișinău. Speaking in Bucharest on November 6, he acknowledged the "sense of urgency" voiced by President Nicușor Dan concerning Russia's hybrid threats, noting that Romania was closely monitoring the multifaceted war instigated by Moscow.

Diplomatic row: Italy protests Zakharova's collapse comments

The Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs is set to summon the Russian Ambassador to Rome to deliver a formal note of protest.

Andrej Babiš returns as Czech PM, signals halt to Ukraine aid

Three right-wing populist parties in Czechia announced on Monday, November 3, the formation of a governing coalition, declaring their aim to build "another Europe" — a bloc of "sovereign national states," DW reports.

IISS: Over 180,000 amputee invalids return from Ukraine front

Russia has tripled its procurement of prosthetics, a direct consequence of the escalating number of Russian military disabilities on the Ukrainian front, which is now estimated to be in the hundreds of thousands, The Moscow Times reports.

STAR, Tupras ramp up Iraq, Kazakhstan oil imports over Russian supply

Turkey's largest oil refineries are ramping up purchases of crude oil imported from other countries, reacting to the new Western sanctions against Moscow.

US President Donald Trump remains reticent on long-range Tomahawk transfer

US President Donald Trump has confirmed that he is currently not considering the possibility of supplying Tomahawk long-range missiles to Ukraine.