Democrats take Congress; 42 die in Komyshuvakha bombing
- Democrats gained control of both the U.S. House and Senate in the midterm elections.
- The death toll from a Russian bombing in Komyshuvakha has risen to 42.
- France moved a G7 meeting to Paris due to ongoing nationwide protests.
- European airlines received a second wave of bomb threats this week.
- Italy is finalizing its 13th military aid package for Ukraine.
Democrats secured control of the U.S. Democrats gained control of both the U.S. House of Representatives and the Senate in the midterm elections. In South Fort Worth, Texas, 56-year-old Geronimo Perez voted for the Democratic ticket, citing the high cost of living and opposition to Trump's immigration enforcement policies. Senate.
The outcome of the U.S. Senate race in Alaska remains uncertain due to a legal challenge from the Trump administration and an unusual voting system. Meanwhile, the 2028 U.S. presidential race is intensifying, with Democrats lacking a clear frontrunner.
European far-right politicians have begun distancing themselves from Trump following the Democratic victory, though they have largely avoided criticizing the president directly.
Global tensions persist, including in Lebanon, where 13-year-old Inaya Sultan lives in an orphanage in Tebnin near territory occupied by Israeli forces. British Prime Minister Andy Burnham told The Economist that Russian President Vladimir Putin will not receive an invitation to the G20 summit in Britain next year.
France relocates G7 meeting amid nationwide protests
The meeting was originally set for November 9 to 10.
French riot police used tear gas and charged protesters in Lyon on Thursday during ongoing demonstrations against President Emmanuel Macron. The protests involve trade unions and student groups concerned with public services and the cost of living.
The movement began in late September with student demonstrations regarding underfunded schools and has since expanded into a challenge to the government, resulting in street violence and looting.
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European airlines face repeated bomb threats
This marks the second time this week that airlines faced such threats, though authorities confirmed none were found to be genuine. European officials accused Russia and Iran of orchestrating "hybrid attacks" and acts of sabotage. Moscow and Tehran deny these allegations.
Czech police reported that four airplanes bound for Prague received bomb threats on Thursday. Authorities assessed these threats as low-credibility but continue to investigate with pyrotechnic inspections. Sweden will reintroduce internal border controls for six months. The Swedish government cited a serious threat to public order and security caused by Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the resulting hybrid threats.
In Amman, a Jordanian security officer died and another suffered wounds in a stabbing attack near the Sri Lankan embassy on Thursday. Police hold the suspect in custody. Saudi Arabia issued security alerts for Yanbu and Sharurah due to ongoing attacks by Iran-aligned Houthis. The Saudi-led coalition also reported destroying a missile aimed at Medina.
Death toll rises in Zaporizhzhia aid point bombing
This attack occurred on Monday.
Zaporizhzhia police stated on Telegram that rescue and identification efforts remain ongoing. Up to 33 people remain buried under the rubble.
Italy prepares 13th military aid package for Ukraine
Italy is finalizing its 13th military aid package for Ukraine since the 2022 Russian invasion. Defense Minister Guido Crosetto plans to present the package to lawmakers next week.
The approval process follows a briefing with the COPASIR parliamentary intelligence and security committee. Crosetto will lead this briefing on November 10.
Polish authorities arrest four for Russian espionage
Authorities also placed two additional individuals under non-custodial preventive measures for alleged involvement in an organized criminal group.
Netanyahu leadership weakened by political shifts
Benjamin Netanyahu faces a weakened effort to remain Israel's prime minister after an ultra-Orthodox party refused to support any nominee. An Arab-led party endorsed his rival, Gadi Eisenkot.
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South Africa's ANC sees reduced municipal vote share
South Africa's African National Congress is seeing a sharply reduced vote share in early municipal election results released on Thursday. This trend is expected to weaken the party.
In Latin America, Catholic priests, nuns, and deacons are using social media to engage younger generations as religious identity and church attendance decline.
New Zealand prepares for general election
New Zealand's general election is scheduled for Sunday, November 8, 2026. Polls indicate a very close race as Prime Minister Christopher Luxon campaigns amid economic concerns.
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