November 6, 2026
US
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Post-midterm recrimination gave way to governing signals. Republicans continued to debate Trump's responsibility for the loss and the 2028 succession, with Vance, Cruz and DeSantis named, while Democrats detailed plans for investigations, a block on judicial picks and repeal of the filibuster. Wall Street's $2.5 trillion selloff over AI valuations carried into global markets, which Trump blamed on Democrats, countered by a stronger-than-expected October jobs report of 165,000 jobs.
By evening coverage consolidated around Trump's replacement of chief of staff Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller, effective Nov. 9. Outlets tied the move to the defeat and described Miller, architect of the immigration crackdown, as a defiant choice for the final two years, prompting Democratic threats of probes.
By evening coverage consolidated around Trump's replacement of chief of staff Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller, effective Nov. 9. Outlets tied the move to the defeat and described Miller, architect of the immigration crackdown, as a defiant choice for the final two years, prompting Democratic threats of probes.
Israel
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Overnight remarks by Trump that he would rather not destroy what remained of Iran but might have to set the tone, with Israeli outlets citing White House discussions, a possible date for action and Iranian naval activity in Hormuz, including two tankers hitting mines.
Domestic attention turned to coalition talks ahead of Herzog's expected Sunday mandate decision. Liberman said he would compromise on the conscription law and sit with ultra-Orthodox parties to replace Netanyahu, ruling out a minority government dependent on Ra'am and the Joint List. UTJ welcomed flexibility without committing. Eisenkot countered with an emergency-government blueprint based on change-bloc parties, insisting on universal service, not ruling out a minority format and warning spoilers would not be forgiven.
By evening coverage returned to Iran, reporting U.S. claims Trump could order renewed strikes Monday and that Netanyahu's pre-election strike plan had been blocked by Washington.
Domestic attention turned to coalition talks ahead of Herzog's expected Sunday mandate decision. Liberman said he would compromise on the conscription law and sit with ultra-Orthodox parties to replace Netanyahu, ruling out a minority government dependent on Ra'am and the Joint List. UTJ welcomed flexibility without committing. Eisenkot countered with an emergency-government blueprint based on change-bloc parties, insisting on universal service, not ruling out a minority format and warning spoilers would not be forgiven.
By evening coverage returned to Iran, reporting U.S. claims Trump could order renewed strikes Monday and that Netanyahu's pre-election strike plan had been blocked by Washington.
Germany
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Morning coverage still read the US midterms through markets, putting a $3.2 trillion figure on the Wall Street selloff and debating an AI crash, while following Trump's promised Russia deal and looming Iran decision.
Attention then turned briefly domestic: Berlin's Left moved against Vanessa Emde over a deportation protest, with the state board seeking her mandate resignation and Gysi demanding expulsion, and reports on Hubert Aiwanger cited a preliminary autopsy with cause still only speculation.
By afternoon editors converged on the Union's presidential choice, reporting Ilse Aigner would be nominated, presented as settled though unconfirmed and as Merz deferring to Söder. Evening coverage swung back to Washington, reporting chief of staff Susie Wiles's dismissal and hardliner Stephen Miller's succession after the midterm defeat.
Attention then turned briefly domestic: Berlin's Left moved against Vanessa Emde over a deportation protest, with the state board seeking her mandate resignation and Gysi demanding expulsion, and reports on Hubert Aiwanger cited a preliminary autopsy with cause still only speculation.
By afternoon editors converged on the Union's presidential choice, reporting Ilse Aigner would be nominated, presented as settled though unconfirmed and as Merz deferring to Söder. Evening coverage swung back to Washington, reporting chief of staff Susie Wiles's dismissal and hardliner Stephen Miller's succession after the midterm defeat.
France
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Morning coverage stayed on the aftermath of Thursday's strike, with the 575,000-police versus 1.6-million-CGT split repeated and attention shifting to Monday's Matignon 'conférence sociale'. The labour minister floated trying to cross '1,500 euros net' for the Smic, Lecornu invited unions, employers and then youth representatives, while the intersyndicale announced Saturday's Paris République-Nation march authorized and Interior Minister Nuñez reconducted 70,000 police and gendarmes.
Live blogs pivoted mid-morning to Lent, south of Bourg-en-Bresse, where an interurban coach carrying children left the road and hit a tree. Transport Minister Tabarot confirmed a 7-year-old girl and an 18-year-old killed and 16 injured, four seriously. The driver, negative for alcohol and drugs, was placed in custody after saying he fell asleep; Macron offered condolences and prosecutors opened a road-homicide inquiry.
Separately, two drowned in floods in southern Corsica and Matignon reported four new bomb alerts forcing landings.
Live blogs pivoted mid-morning to Lent, south of Bourg-en-Bresse, where an interurban coach carrying children left the road and hit a tree. Transport Minister Tabarot confirmed a 7-year-old girl and an 18-year-old killed and 16 injured, four seriously. The driver, negative for alcohol and drugs, was placed in custody after saying he fell asleep; Macron offered condolences and prosecutors opened a road-homicide inquiry.
Separately, two drowned in floods in southern Corsica and Matignon reported four new bomb alerts forcing landings.
Lebanon
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Military justice opened prosecution procedures in the Dahr al-Baidar explosives file, with editors tracking Hezbollah visits to the military prosecution and an exchange of communiqués. The party denounced the five-embassies statement as interference and vowed not to yield to pressure, while the army command said it would implement political decisions and extend state authority and the interior minister disputed claims of security breakdown. Berri was reported mediating to reopen dialogue between Aoun and Hezbollah as the Lebanese Forces kept contact with the presidency.
Attention shifted south as UNIFIL started its drawdown, raising the question of who would hold the border. Israeli detonations in Qantara and Khiam, incursions near Zoutar and fire toward Shebaa were reported alongside Israeli press claims of a ready offensive plan against Hezbollah.
All was read through the U.S. midterm defeat, with debate over Trump's next Iran move and Eisenkot's bid to replace Netanyahu.
Attention shifted south as UNIFIL started its drawdown, raising the question of who would hold the border. Israeli detonations in Qantara and Khiam, incursions near Zoutar and fire toward Shebaa were reported alongside Israeli press claims of a ready offensive plan against Hezbollah.
All was read through the U.S. midterm defeat, with debate over Trump's next Iran move and Eisenkot's bid to replace Netanyahu.
Ukraine
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Overnight attention stayed on Washington's peace push as Trump touted a big Ukraine deal for all Europe and Kushner detailed next week's Abu Dhabi talks and a five-point security plan, with Zelensky conditioning wartime elections on a US-brokered winter ceasefire.
By morning focus shifted to the aftermath of strikes, with the Komyshuvakha school toll rising to 53 and emergency blackouts across Kyiv and six other regions, prompting Zelensky to blame city authorities for Kyiv's unpreparedness and Klitschko to reject the charge.
The Carthage case advanced as SBU General Duka was remanded for 60 days, while Budanov was named to lead the Abu Dhabi delegation. Evening coverage turned to reports of new Russian territorial demands and Zelensky's dismissal of Trump's security proposal as dangerous, giving way to his warning of a strike on energy and Dnipro bridges, followed by a ballistic attack on Kyiv.
By morning focus shifted to the aftermath of strikes, with the Komyshuvakha school toll rising to 53 and emergency blackouts across Kyiv and six other regions, prompting Zelensky to blame city authorities for Kyiv's unpreparedness and Klitschko to reject the charge.
The Carthage case advanced as SBU General Duka was remanded for 60 days, while Budanov was named to lead the Abu Dhabi delegation. Evening coverage turned to reports of new Russian territorial demands and Zelensky's dismissal of Trump's security proposal as dangerous, giving way to his warning of a strike on energy and Dnipro bridges, followed by a ballistic attack on Kyiv.
Palestine
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Israeli fire in Gaza continued despite the truce, with outlets updating the toll through the day from deaths from earlier wounds, including a medical student, to five killed and 32 wounded alongside demolitions, gunfire and evacuation of schools in al-Mawasi. By evening attention fixed on a child shot while playing football in Mawasi Khan Younis and drone injuries in Jabalia, described alongside UNRWA warnings that nearly two million lacked shelter ahead of cold rains.
In the West Bank coverage shifted from the 44-day siege of Ras al-Ahmar and start of Bedouin home demolitions for the E1 project east of Jerusalem to Hebron, where the Ibrahimi Mosque was closed for settler visits, and to Kafr Ni'ma, where 17 people including volunteers and journalists were detained.
Trump's contacts with Qatar and Iran and reports of mined tankers in Hormuz framed the background, alongside Eisenkot's four conditions for joining a government.
In the West Bank coverage shifted from the 44-day siege of Ras al-Ahmar and start of Bedouin home demolitions for the E1 project east of Jerusalem to Hebron, where the Ibrahimi Mosque was closed for settler visits, and to Kafr Ni'ma, where 17 people including volunteers and journalists were detained.
Trump's contacts with Qatar and Iran and reports of mined tankers in Hormuz framed the background, alongside Eisenkot's four conditions for joining a government.
UK
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Overnight coverage stayed with Russell Brand after the previous day's conviction, detailing his strip search and first night in custody and warnings of a long sentence. The Met police chief said many more alleged victims could come forward while he is in prison, a line Andy Burnham echoed while praising those who spoke out, with reaction from Katherine Ryan and Bear Grylls.
Attention briefly turned to markets and transport, as global tech stocks fell on US midterm results and AI slowdown fears before steadying in New York, and the RMT announced eight new Tube walkouts threatening Christmas travel, while bomb threats targeted European flights for a third day.
From the afternoon editors shifted to Florida, where Thomas Markle was arrested, charged with possession of child sexual abuse material and appeared in court, with reports the FBI acted after a Daily Mail referral.
Attention briefly turned to markets and transport, as global tech stocks fell on US midterm results and AI slowdown fears before steadying in New York, and the RMT announced eight new Tube walkouts threatening Christmas travel, while bomb threats targeted European flights for a third day.
From the afternoon editors shifted to Florida, where Thomas Markle was arrested, charged with possession of child sexual abuse material and appeared in court, with reports the FBI acted after a Daily Mail referral.
Iran
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Overnight attention stayed on Mohsen Rezaei's Moscow visit, with state outlets quoting Putin as favoring an end to neither-war-nor-peace and insisting no new initiative was tabled, while exile outlets identified the message as from Mojtaba Khamenei and noted Moscow's advisory against travel to Iran.
Focus then moved to reported back-channel diplomacy, with Reuters cited that Tehran forwarded a nuclear text through Qatar and domestic outlets saying Washington was reviewing it. Ali Bagheri Kani called for practical American steps before further talks. Trump said Iranian proposals changed nothing, claimed Tehran would not go nuclear, and promised a decision soon, as Axios reported CENTCOM finalizing strike readiness and Hegseth vowed denial.
The Strait of Hormuz stayed in view with IRGC claims two tankers struck mines, the army tying reopening to Iranian conditions, and Iraq warning militias against joining any U.S.-Iran clash.
Focus then moved to reported back-channel diplomacy, with Reuters cited that Tehran forwarded a nuclear text through Qatar and domestic outlets saying Washington was reviewing it. Ali Bagheri Kani called for practical American steps before further talks. Trump said Iranian proposals changed nothing, claimed Tehran would not go nuclear, and promised a decision soon, as Axios reported CENTCOM finalizing strike readiness and Hegseth vowed denial.
The Strait of Hormuz stayed in view with IRGC claims two tankers struck mines, the army tying reopening to Iranian conditions, and Iraq warning militias against joining any U.S.-Iran clash.
Russia
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Overnight attention stayed in Washington, where Trump said after meeting Putin envoy Kirill Dmitriev that a 'big, beautiful' agreement on Ukraine extending beyond Ukraine and involving Europe was being prepared. State outlets relayed his claim without detail, while independent outlets noted no substance was disclosed.
By midday Moscow responded with restraint: the Kremlin, via Peskov, declined to comment on Trump's words and on reported US contacts. Attention then shifted to preparations for Russia-US-Ukraine working talks in the UAE, with Putin briefing the Security Council and thanking Abu Dhabi for mediation.
In parallel, both sides reported strikes: Moscow claimed hits on Ukraine's energy complex and an arms ship near Odesa, while Kyiv reported damage to all power stations and Ukrainian drones again hit a refinery in Krasnodar Krai, causing fire.
By midday Moscow responded with restraint: the Kremlin, via Peskov, declined to comment on Trump's words and on reported US contacts. Attention then shifted to preparations for Russia-US-Ukraine working talks in the UAE, with Putin briefing the Security Council and thanking Abu Dhabi for mediation.
In parallel, both sides reported strikes: Moscow claimed hits on Ukraine's energy complex and an arms ship near Odesa, while Kyiv reported damage to all power stations and Ukrainian drones again hit a refinery in Krasnodar Krai, causing fire.
Italy
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Overnight coverage stayed on the US midterms fallout, with Trump calling the vote rigged and blaming Democrats for a Wall Street selloff that spread to Asia and Milan, Nasdaq down 5% and Piazza Affari opening down 1.5%.
By mid-morning attention shifted to a second day of bomb alerts across European airspace. A Ryanair Rome-Lisbon flight landed in Lisbon for checks and a Wizz Air Prague-Rome flight was diverted to Venice, while threats hit flights over France, Prague and Copenhagen and forced evacuations of Dublin newsrooms. Outlets reported a claim email warning 'it's only the beginning', Milan prosecutors opening a file and Meloni saying she was concerned.
In the evening the nomination of Lega-linked Altieri to lead the Anac collapsed over incompatibility claims and he withdrew, as Trump named Stephen Miller chief of staff and Pope Leo XIV landed in Montevideo.
By mid-morning attention shifted to a second day of bomb alerts across European airspace. A Ryanair Rome-Lisbon flight landed in Lisbon for checks and a Wizz Air Prague-Rome flight was diverted to Venice, while threats hit flights over France, Prague and Copenhagen and forced evacuations of Dublin newsrooms. Outlets reported a claim email warning 'it's only the beginning', Milan prosecutors opening a file and Meloni saying she was concerned.
In the evening the nomination of Lega-linked Altieri to lead the Anac collapsed over incompatibility claims and he withdrew, as Trump named Stephen Miller chief of staff and Pope Leo XIV landed in Montevideo.
Japan
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Overnight Wall Street losses carried into Tokyo, with the Nikkei breaking 60,000 for the first time since May and closing down 3,643 yen, the third-largest drop on record. Editors tied AI and semiconductor selling to fears of tighter data-center regulation after Democrats retook Congress, noting steep falls in Taiwan and a trading halt in South Korea.
Midday focus shifted to the Diet, where the ruling coalition pushed the two-year food tax cut to 1% through the lower house for enactment by Dec. 12. Passage was marked by former Prime Minister Ishiba and three other LDP lawmakers leaving before the vote, with Prime Minister Takaichi declining comment.
Evening coverage turned to cyber defense, with Takaichi announcing an emergency package with blocking and joint rescue teams, as 128 shinkin banks restored services after a six-hour outage and Docomo detailed leaks of up to 294,839 records.
Midday focus shifted to the Diet, where the ruling coalition pushed the two-year food tax cut to 1% through the lower house for enactment by Dec. 12. Passage was marked by former Prime Minister Ishiba and three other LDP lawmakers leaving before the vote, with Prime Minister Takaichi declining comment.
Evening coverage turned to cyber defense, with Takaichi announcing an emergency package with blocking and joint rescue teams, as 128 shinkin banks restored services after a six-hour outage and Docomo detailed leaks of up to 294,839 records.
Netherlands
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Morning coverage still followed the US midterm fallout, with Hegseth rejecting an impeachment push and Trump replacing his chief of staff with hardliner Stephen Miller.
The previous day's aviation disruption continued with fresh bomb threats against Prague flights including one to Amsterdam, fighter escorts over Hungary and evacuations at Irish media firms, ending with an arrest at Schiphol after no explosives were found.
Attention then moved to Amsterdam, where hundreds broke through fences at Microsoft's datacenter construction site before riot police cleared the terrain and detained 150 to 200 people.
In The Hague coalition leaders canvassed parliament corridors for opposition backing for next week's Tax Plan vote, with Jetten portrayed as increasingly isolated.
The evening closed on a Nasdaq tech sell-off reviving AI-bubble fears and an NCTV warning that cyber resilience was lagging.
The previous day's aviation disruption continued with fresh bomb threats against Prague flights including one to Amsterdam, fighter escorts over Hungary and evacuations at Irish media firms, ending with an arrest at Schiphol after no explosives were found.
Attention then moved to Amsterdam, where hundreds broke through fences at Microsoft's datacenter construction site before riot police cleared the terrain and detained 150 to 200 people.
In The Hague coalition leaders canvassed parliament corridors for opposition backing for next week's Tax Plan vote, with Jetten portrayed as increasingly isolated.
The evening closed on a Nasdaq tech sell-off reviving AI-bubble fears and an NCTV warning that cyber resilience was lagging.
India
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Overnight attention lingered on the US midterm aftermath, recast through an Indian-origin lens with Nithya Raman's Los Angeles mayoral win paired with Mamdani in New York, Trump's veto warnings, Rubio's defence of loyalty, Republican knives out and Musk scrubbing pro-Republican posts.
Focus then moved to Delhi's air. The Supreme Court took up pollution as AQI neared 400, with CJI Surya Kant quipping about enjoying the weather, blaming vehicles and Diwali gift culture, dismissing bans as failed, and issuing a contempt notice to Kerala Congress over a post targeting him. Authorities responded by imposing GRAP-III curbs ahead of Diwali.
Apart, a Bengaluru cab driver murdered seven in-laws, fire engulfed four coaches of the Karmabhoomi Express near Rajpura without reported casualties, while the Sensex surged past 80,000 defying a global AI-led selloff.
Focus then moved to Delhi's air. The Supreme Court took up pollution as AQI neared 400, with CJI Surya Kant quipping about enjoying the weather, blaming vehicles and Diwali gift culture, dismissing bans as failed, and issuing a contempt notice to Kerala Congress over a post targeting him. Authorities responded by imposing GRAP-III curbs ahead of Diwali.
Apart, a Bengaluru cab driver murdered seven in-laws, fire engulfed four coaches of the Karmabhoomi Express near Rajpura without reported casualties, while the Sensex surged past 80,000 defying a global AI-led selloff.
Poland
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Morning coverage lingered on the presidency-EU clash over von der Leyen and Nawrocki and Tusk's "olaboga" dismissal of journalists, alongside reports of bomb alarms in planes and new details of a man detained with explosives allegedly targeting the premier.
Midday moved to institutions: Nawrocki appointed four NBP board members, the European Commission issued a migration decision concerning Poland, and the Supreme Court declined to assist Tribunal head Swieczkowski, reviving debate over the PSL "reset" project.
Afternoon centered on the Sejm, where PiS deputy Matecki shoved a PSL activist, and on the November 11 march, which Nawrocki said he would join. Right-wing outlets pushed claims of Kosiniak-Kamysz meeting Morawiecki and talks on a technical government, and of SMS messages implicating a PO deputy. The evening closed on the Tribunal, with minister Zurek accusing Swieczkowski of treating it as a private estate and a new statement from judge Korwin-Piotrowska.
Midday moved to institutions: Nawrocki appointed four NBP board members, the European Commission issued a migration decision concerning Poland, and the Supreme Court declined to assist Tribunal head Swieczkowski, reviving debate over the PSL "reset" project.
Afternoon centered on the Sejm, where PiS deputy Matecki shoved a PSL activist, and on the November 11 march, which Nawrocki said he would join. Right-wing outlets pushed claims of Kosiniak-Kamysz meeting Morawiecki and talks on a technical government, and of SMS messages implicating a PO deputy. The evening closed on the Tribunal, with minister Zurek accusing Swieczkowski of treating it as a private estate and a new statement from judge Korwin-Piotrowska.
Spain
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Overnight the Koldo sequel produced details: the UCO portrayed Sánchez's former driver Corvillo as channeling Adif kickbacks and Ábalos's partner Andrea as laundering them through a Vallecas loft, while Sánchez denied any link to those detained.
By mid-morning focus returned to Urda, as the European Public Prosecutor sent the UCO to Adif to seize documents on alleged EU-funds fraud in ERTMS safety contracts for the Madrid-Sevilla line, recasting the crash as a procurement case.
A third day of false bomb threats against European flights, including Madrid-origin services, kept alert high, with Foreign Minister Albares denouncing an attempted hybrid aggression.
In the evening Sánchez held his first rally since the crash in Valencia, defending the government's transparency, praising Puente's exemplarity and citing Brazil and US votes to call for mobilization ahead of 29-N, as the PP dismissed Puente's ministry as a museum of horrors.
By mid-morning focus returned to Urda, as the European Public Prosecutor sent the UCO to Adif to seize documents on alleged EU-funds fraud in ERTMS safety contracts for the Madrid-Sevilla line, recasting the crash as a procurement case.
A third day of false bomb threats against European flights, including Madrid-origin services, kept alert high, with Foreign Minister Albares denouncing an attempted hybrid aggression.
In the evening Sánchez held his first rally since the crash in Valencia, defending the government's transparency, praising Puente's exemplarity and citing Brazil and US votes to call for mobilization ahead of 29-N, as the PP dismissed Puente's ministry as a museum of horrors.
Turkey
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Overnight the fund file moved from referral to detention: former family minister Fatma Betül Sayan Kaya was jailed over transferring shares to Tera Yatırım a day before liquidation, while her husband and the former SPK chief were released under judicial control. Erdoğan vowed to clean the microbe, and outlets reported anger in the AKP base and calls to publish names.
Parliament late the previous evening approved the Mecca Agreement on collective defense with Pakistan and Saudi Arabia.
In Afyonkarahisar attention shifted from body counts to testimony, as suspect Arif Sefa Özdemir described killing three over debt and five to seize a vehicle, claiming MIT credentials, before his arrest as victims were buried.
At the TRT World Forum in Istanbul, Erdoğan said the world was passing through a painful period and accused international structures of watching Gaza from the stands.
Parliament late the previous evening approved the Mecca Agreement on collective defense with Pakistan and Saudi Arabia.
In Afyonkarahisar attention shifted from body counts to testimony, as suspect Arif Sefa Özdemir described killing three over debt and five to seize a vehicle, claiming MIT credentials, before his arrest as victims were buried.
At the TRT World Forum in Istanbul, Erdoğan said the world was passing through a painful period and accused international structures of watching Gaza from the stands.
China
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State outlets carried over the Shanghai import expo openness line from the previous day before settling in the morning on Xi's reply to 110 young Australian students urging a role in friendship, repeated across party papers and broadcasters.
By afternoon they pivoted in lockstep to Xi casting his ballot in Beijing district people's congress elections, with his call to practice whole-process democracy and elect satisfactory representatives, accompanied by notices of meetings with Austria's chancellor and Gabon's president.
Away from that choreography, Hong Kong and English-language outlets stayed with the U.S. midterm aftermath and its reading for Taiwan arms sales, tariff cuts and trade talks, alongside follow-ups to Joshua Wong's 10-year sentence, Macau's first national security verdict, and displays of missiles and the Long March 9.
By afternoon they pivoted in lockstep to Xi casting his ballot in Beijing district people's congress elections, with his call to practice whole-process democracy and elect satisfactory representatives, accompanied by notices of meetings with Austria's chancellor and Gabon's president.
Away from that choreography, Hong Kong and English-language outlets stayed with the U.S. midterm aftermath and its reading for Taiwan arms sales, tariff cuts and trade talks, alongside follow-ups to Joshua Wong's 10-year sentence, Macau's first national security verdict, and displays of missiles and the Long March 9.
Kenya
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Courts sentenced Shakahola preacher Paul Mackenzie to 200 years in prison for manslaughter and related charges, with the judge explaining why the death penalty was not imposed. Families of victims welcomed the term while asking for remains, and the DCI issued a reaction after the October conviction of Mackenzie and 28 co-accused.
Kalonzo Musyoka continued his Nyanza tour after the Migori convoy attack, disputing the official Homa Bay rally death toll and claiming 61 died while demanding a probe. Luo elders denied meeting him and backed President Ruto, as Kalonzo vowed to lock Ruto out of the region in 2027.
Strains in the UDA-ODM arrangement widened, with ODM insisting on zoning out UDA in Nyanza and Nairobi UDA ward leaders seeking direction after Sakaja’s defection.
The Eastleigh rescue ended after 15 days with eight bodies recovered and three still missing.
Kalonzo Musyoka continued his Nyanza tour after the Migori convoy attack, disputing the official Homa Bay rally death toll and claiming 61 died while demanding a probe. Luo elders denied meeting him and backed President Ruto, as Kalonzo vowed to lock Ruto out of the region in 2027.
Strains in the UDA-ODM arrangement widened, with ODM insisting on zoning out UDA in Nyanza and Nairobi UDA ward leaders seeking direction after Sakaja’s defection.
The Eastleigh rescue ended after 15 days with eight bodies recovered and three still missing.