November 10, 2026
US
•10.11.2026
•Tuesday
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth held his first Pentagon briefing in six months hours before the House test vote on Rep. Thomas Massie's eight articles, calling the push a 'farce,' 'political spectacle' and 'sabotage' over policy disagreements on the Iran war and boat strikes. Trump backed him and rated the performance 'A PLUS.'
By night the Republican-led House voted to table the resolution, killing it for the current Congress with Massie the lone Republican in support and 11 Democrats not voting, though Democrats warned of a renewed effort next year.
Lame-duck Republicans reorganized after midterm losses, electing Jim Jordan House minority leader and retaining John Thune in the Senate despite a challenge. The claims the Iran war was effectively over were undercut by moves of U.S. tankers and aircraft from Britain to Germany over an unspecified Iranian threat, while California voters rejected the billionaire-tax Proposition 40.
By night the Republican-led House voted to table the resolution, killing it for the current Congress with Massie the lone Republican in support and 11 Democrats not voting, though Democrats warned of a renewed effort next year.
Lame-duck Republicans reorganized after midterm losses, electing Jim Jordan House minority leader and retaining John Thune in the Senate despite a challenge. The claims the Iran war was effectively over were undercut by moves of U.S. tankers and aircraft from Britain to Germany over an unspecified Iranian threat, while California voters rejected the billionaire-tax Proposition 40.
Israel
•10.11.2026
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Eisenkot's change bloc entered the swearing-in of the 26th Knesset having named Matan Kahana as next speaker, filing over 61 signatures to oust Amir Ohana with the vote set for next Tuesday. President Herzog urged MKs to serve a full term and avoid repeat elections. The ceremony was disrupted when Ben-Gvir heckled Jabareen's oath and Joint List MKs walked out during Hatikva. Netanyahu then used the podium to demand a Zionist unity government, warning of pressure over Iran, equating Ra'am with the Joint List and calling for a probe of foreign election meddling. Bennett heckled over Qatari aides and October 7; Eisenkot called the speech hate-filled and canceled talks with Likud, which courted Haredi MKs overnight.
Trump declared the Iran war militarily effectively over and a deal within reach; Tehran denied talks and set seven conditions as Washington repositioned aircraft and its envoy said a strike remained on the table.
Trump declared the Iran war militarily effectively over and a deal within reach; Tehran denied talks and set seven conditions as Washington repositioned aircraft and its envoy said a strike remained on the table.
Germany
•10.11.2026
•Tuesday
•Yesterday
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Morning editors opened on Washington, framing a Republican impeachment move against War Secretary Pete Hegseth as a post-midterm break with Trump.
By midday attention turned to domestic crime: the Rostock court sentenced Gina H. to life for the murder of 8-year-old Fabian, while Hamburg police evacuated the Elbphilharmonie after shots left two injured, later finding a body and linking the gunman through a farewell note to two dead in an Eningen apartment.
Afternoon coverage converged on negotiations on Ukraine in the Emirates, portraying Europeans as observers fearing a Trump-Russia deal, with a prisoner exchange reported and Merz pressing EU states for more funding.
Evening follow-ups returned to the presidency after the Aigner nomination, questioning her stance toward the AfD and noting the BSW nomination of critic Constantin Schreiber, while the suspect in the murder of 13-year-old Lisa was reported as previously convicted and psychiatrically treated.
By midday attention turned to domestic crime: the Rostock court sentenced Gina H. to life for the murder of 8-year-old Fabian, while Hamburg police evacuated the Elbphilharmonie after shots left two injured, later finding a body and linking the gunman through a farewell note to two dead in an Eningen apartment.
Afternoon coverage converged on negotiations on Ukraine in the Emirates, portraying Europeans as observers fearing a Trump-Russia deal, with a prisoner exchange reported and Merz pressing EU states for more funding.
Evening follow-ups returned to the presidency after the Aigner nomination, questioning her stance toward the AfD and noting the BSW nomination of critic Constantin Schreiber, while the suspect in the murder of 13-year-old Lisa was reported as previously convicted and psychiatrically treated.
France
•10.11.2026
•Tuesday
•Yesterday
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Tuesday opened as the youth test of Monday's social conference, with 49 lycées blocked, a burned lycée in Aix-en-Provence and Interior Minister Nuñez urging prefects to hold firm ahead of a Paris march expected at 2,000-4,000.
Coverage shifted mid-morning to Seine-et-Marne, where a regional councillor backing parents was struck in the chest by a bottle containing gasoline outside a Chelles lycée, prompting an attempted homicide inquiry and condemnations from Valérie Pécresse to Emmanuel Macron.
The Paris cortège moved from the Panthéon to Place d'Italie in the afternoon as unions, after walking out of Matignon over Parcoursup, called for further action toward the November 17 wage strike, dismissing the 1.6% Smic rise.
In parallel, Ukrainian-Russian talks under U.S. mediation opened in Abu Dhabi, described by Kyiv as constructive.
Coverage shifted mid-morning to Seine-et-Marne, where a regional councillor backing parents was struck in the chest by a bottle containing gasoline outside a Chelles lycée, prompting an attempted homicide inquiry and condemnations from Valérie Pécresse to Emmanuel Macron.
The Paris cortège moved from the Panthéon to Place d'Italie in the afternoon as unions, after walking out of Matignon over Parcoursup, called for further action toward the November 17 wage strike, dismissing the 1.6% Smic rise.
In parallel, Ukrainian-Russian talks under U.S. mediation opened in Abu Dhabi, described by Kyiv as constructive.
Lebanon
•10.11.2026
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•Yesterday
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Washington-Tehran signaling through Qatar opened the day, with Trump citing positive momentum and Tehran listing conditions, while Eisenkot vowed a swift government in Israel and Lebanese outlets debated whether Beirut was waiting on Israel. Attention then turned inward as President Aoun and Defense Minister Menassa publicly shielded army chief Haykal after criticism attributed to Geagea, warning against targeting the command.
Berri’s proposal for side dialogues was portrayed as faltering against Hezbollah conditions and Baabda’s refusal of concessions, as diplomacy focused on avoiding a post-UNIFIL vacuum, with Rubio-Macron talks, G7 consensus and Rubio rejecting linkage between Lebanon and Iran negotiations.
Late coverage shifted to Beirut with former Iraqi MP Ahmed al-Alwani found killed in Tariq al-Jdideh after reported abduction, alongside reports of five Hezbollah members detained in the Batroun-Bsharri highlands.
Berri’s proposal for side dialogues was portrayed as faltering against Hezbollah conditions and Baabda’s refusal of concessions, as diplomacy focused on avoiding a post-UNIFIL vacuum, with Rubio-Macron talks, G7 consensus and Rubio rejecting linkage between Lebanon and Iran negotiations.
Late coverage shifted to Beirut with former Iraqi MP Ahmed al-Alwani found killed in Tariq al-Jdideh after reported abduction, alongside reports of five Hezbollah members detained in the Batroun-Bsharri highlands.
Ukraine
•10.11.2026
•Tuesday
•Yesterday
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Overnight coverage framed the opening of trilateral Ukraine-U.S.-Russia talks in Abu Dhabi, citing BBC on private flexibility on territory, Trump on exhaustion on both sides, and U.S. officials on seeking NATO-style security guarantees that would also satisfy Moscow.
During the day the Ukrainian delegation first met U.S., EU and NATO representatives, then entered 4.5 hours of trilateral negotiations. Leaks focused on post-war guarantees, including for Russia, with Ukraine proposing a halt to fighting first and Russia pressing territorial demands. Zelensky rejected ceding Donbas for guarantees, saying it would not stop Putin.
By evening the first round adjourned until the next day with no territorial deal but a possible large prisoner exchange of 1,000-for-1,000 or 1,500-for-1,500. Zelensky spoke from Denmark announcing a 643-million-euro aid package as the front reported 156 clashes and Kyiv logged five air alerts.
During the day the Ukrainian delegation first met U.S., EU and NATO representatives, then entered 4.5 hours of trilateral negotiations. Leaks focused on post-war guarantees, including for Russia, with Ukraine proposing a halt to fighting first and Russia pressing territorial demands. Zelensky rejected ceding Donbas for guarantees, saying it would not stop Putin.
By evening the first round adjourned until the next day with no territorial deal but a possible large prisoner exchange of 1,000-for-1,000 or 1,500-for-1,500. Zelensky spoke from Denmark announcing a 643-million-euro aid package as the front reported 156 clashes and Kyiv logged five air alerts.
Palestine
•10.11.2026
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•Yesterday
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Morning coverage still noted the flood displacement crisis from Deir al-Balah, then pivoted to Burqa where Israeli forces shot dead 14-year-old Moataz Daghlas, detained his father and medics and held the body, amid raids and settler attacks on olive pickers. Attention then shifted to Gaza, where reported shelling and gunfire rose through the day from one dead to three including a child and his father in Zeitoun and Khan Younis, to seven dead with dozens wounded, centered on a workshop in Sabra/Tel al-Hawa and strikes in Jabalia and Bureij alongside attacks on fishermen and demolitions.
Editors paired the fire with diplomacy, as Smotrich conditioned reconstruction on Hamas disarmament while Hamas and factions accused the Peace Council of distorting flood causes, and tracked the new Knesset, opposition moves to replace its speaker, and approvals for 31 settlement firing ranges and land seizures.
Editors paired the fire with diplomacy, as Smotrich conditioned reconstruction on Hamas disarmament while Hamas and factions accused the Peace Council of distorting flood causes, and tracked the new Knesset, opposition moves to replace its speaker, and approvals for 31 settlement firing ranges and land seizures.
UK
•10.11.2026
•Tuesday
•Yesterday
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Morning editors stayed with Russell Brand a day after his 10-and-a-half-year sentence, reporting ex-partner Jemima Goldsmith’s allegations of violence and coercive control and police receiving a string of new complaints that could bring charges within weeks and a second trial.
By midday focus moved to David Walliams, named after failing to sustain anonymity over sexual misconduct allegations. Outlets detailed claims he preyed on girls as young as 15, groomed teenagers online and solicited nude pictures, days after he was sectioned. Police said they would assess any allegations and urged potential victims to come forward, while coverage resurfaced a 2004 Jonathan Ross joke, a reported Britain’s Got Talent dressing-room inquiry six years ago, and Ross saying he was horrified.
Elsewhere editors noted US warplanes leaving a second British base over Iran threats and the arrest of a US soldier by British counter-terror police on suspicion of spying for Russia.
By midday focus moved to David Walliams, named after failing to sustain anonymity over sexual misconduct allegations. Outlets detailed claims he preyed on girls as young as 15, groomed teenagers online and solicited nude pictures, days after he was sectioned. Police said they would assess any allegations and urged potential victims to come forward, while coverage resurfaced a 2004 Jonathan Ross joke, a reported Britain’s Got Talent dressing-room inquiry six years ago, and Ross saying he was horrified.
Elsewhere editors noted US warplanes leaving a second British base over Iran threats and the arrest of a US soldier by British counter-terror police on suspicion of spying for Russia.
Iran
•10.11.2026
•Tuesday
•Yesterday
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Trump's post-meeting remarks after talks with Qatar's prime minister set the terms, carried differently across outlets: renewed strikes 'very unlikely' because Iran was crippled, yet Washington remained ready and any next attack would be 'five times bigger,' with regional states backing continuation of the land and sea blockade.
Tehran answered with denial and display. Mohsen Rezaei called US claims of Qatar talks a sheer lie, insisting no negotiations were underway unless Washington accepted seven conditions, a line echoed by Araghchi's denial of a planned Rezaei-Vance meeting. The IRGC unveiled a new underground 'missile city,' which Qalibaf framed as a clear warning.
Washington pressed the economic track, with Rubio telling the G7 devastating costs made a wider strike unnecessary, while Canada reimposed JCPOA-lifted sanctions and France summoned Iran's ambassador over cyberattacks.
Tehran answered with denial and display. Mohsen Rezaei called US claims of Qatar talks a sheer lie, insisting no negotiations were underway unless Washington accepted seven conditions, a line echoed by Araghchi's denial of a planned Rezaei-Vance meeting. The IRGC unveiled a new underground 'missile city,' which Qalibaf framed as a clear warning.
Washington pressed the economic track, with Rubio telling the G7 devastating costs made a wider strike unnecessary, while Canada reimposed JCPOA-lifted sanctions and France summoned Iran's ambassador over cyberattacks.
Russia
•10.11.2026
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•Yesterday
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State wires moved from anticipation to live coverage as the closed Russia-U.S.-Ukraine working session opened in Abu Dhabi around 10:50 Moscow time, stressing secrecy and naming Medinsky's delegation including two FSB generals.
Agenda-setting dominated leaks: Russian outlets framed Ukraine as only one aspect of wider European security and arms-control talks, while exile outlets citing Reuters, The Economist and FT reported U.S. ideas on redrawing Donetsk-Luhansk borders, NATO-style guarantees and revisiting European security after the war.
After a midday break the session ran over four hours and closed without Russian readout; only Secretary Rubio's 'very productive' assessment and a brief Zelensky response were carried. Parallel coverage kept up battlefield claims of strikes on Ukrainian energy and Ukrainian attacks on Sevastopol and a Novgorod plant, plus Lavrov's ultimatum rhetoric toward von der Leyen, Merz's EU budget veto threat, and Putin's meeting with Lukashenko ahead of the CSTO summit.
Agenda-setting dominated leaks: Russian outlets framed Ukraine as only one aspect of wider European security and arms-control talks, while exile outlets citing Reuters, The Economist and FT reported U.S. ideas on redrawing Donetsk-Luhansk borders, NATO-style guarantees and revisiting European security after the war.
After a midday break the session ran over four hours and closed without Russian readout; only Secretary Rubio's 'very productive' assessment and a brief Zelensky response were carried. Parallel coverage kept up battlefield claims of strikes on Ukrainian energy and Ukrainian attacks on Sevastopol and a Novgorod plant, plus Lavrov's ultimatum rhetoric toward von der Leyen, Merz's EU budget veto threat, and Putin's meeting with Lukashenko ahead of the CSTO summit.
Italy
•10.11.2026
•Tuesday
•Yesterday
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Morning cabinet approved bills decree promising cut from January, dismissed as cents per month, while budget hearings opened clash with banks warning 22bn impact and unconstitutionality, and freeze on 4m pensions emerged alongside Dec 5 joint health strike call.
Attention shifted to Abu Dhabi where US-Russia-Ukraine talks began with Italy present but Moscow dismissing EU role; in Rome Defence Minister Crosetto said aid to Kyiv would fall and missiles stay home as League minister Giorgetti withheld signature on weapons package, later defused by Meloni phone call.
Prosecutors requested dismissal for Milan mayor Sala, Boeri and Catella in planning probe, prompting Sala's bitter relief. Cyber front persisted with pro-Russian threats to Tajani and EU warning on appliances, before Cassation ordered Eternit retrial.
Attention shifted to Abu Dhabi where US-Russia-Ukraine talks began with Italy present but Moscow dismissing EU role; in Rome Defence Minister Crosetto said aid to Kyiv would fall and missiles stay home as League minister Giorgetti withheld signature on weapons package, later defused by Meloni phone call.
Prosecutors requested dismissal for Milan mayor Sala, Boeri and Catella in planning probe, prompting Sala's bitter relief. Cyber front persisted with pro-Russian threats to Tajani and EU warning on appliances, before Cassation ordered Eternit retrial.
Japan
•10.11.2026
•Tuesday
•Yesterday
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Morning papers converged on SoftBank Group's ¥768 billion April-September net loss tied to U.S. data-center charges, alongside September household spending down 6.8% for a tenth straight month while the Nikkei briefly reclaimed 60,000.
Attention then returned to LDP discipline, with Yuko Obuchi and Yoshihisa Furukawa stepping down as tax commission vice-chairs after leaving before the consumption-tax cut vote that drew reprimands for Ishiba and three others.
By afternoon the lead shifted to the ruling bloc's opening of working-level talks to revise the three security documents, centering on study toward introducing nuclear-powered submarines, review of the non-nuclear three principles, expanded private-sector roles and spending scale, as reports grew that a Takaichi-Xi meeting at APEC would likely not occur.
Attention then returned to LDP discipline, with Yuko Obuchi and Yoshihisa Furukawa stepping down as tax commission vice-chairs after leaving before the consumption-tax cut vote that drew reprimands for Ishiba and three others.
By afternoon the lead shifted to the ruling bloc's opening of working-level talks to revise the three security documents, centering on study toward introducing nuclear-powered submarines, review of the non-nuclear three principles, expanded private-sector roles and spending scale, as reports grew that a Takaichi-Xi meeting at APEC would likely not occur.
Netherlands
•10.11.2026
•Tuesday
•Yesterday
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Overnight papers opened with the new pension system delivering only a 0.8% increase for nurses, builders and metal workers in 2027, far below inflation after earlier large rises.
Morning attention shifted to the cabinet's pledge to preserve the Brabant village of Moerdijk, though its survival remained uncertain, before courts took over with emotional victim statements in the Tarwekamp explosion trial, where relatives demanded life sentences.
Afternoon editors converged briefly on the arrest of a 16-year-old suspect over the fatal shooting of 19-year-old Tico in Schiedam.
By evening The Hague dominated again: hours of debate brought no breakthrough on the Belastingplan two days before Thursday's vote, with the cabinet losing allies and the Senate warning chaos over Box 3 would not be its fault.
Morning attention shifted to the cabinet's pledge to preserve the Brabant village of Moerdijk, though its survival remained uncertain, before courts took over with emotional victim statements in the Tarwekamp explosion trial, where relatives demanded life sentences.
Afternoon editors converged briefly on the arrest of a 16-year-old suspect over the fatal shooting of 19-year-old Tico in Schiedam.
By evening The Hague dominated again: hours of debate brought no breakthrough on the Belastingplan two days before Thursday's vote, with the cabinet losing allies and the Senate warning chaos over Box 3 would not be its fault.
India
•10.11.2026
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•Yesterday
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Editors mined the launch of Sonia Gandhi's memoir for successive revelations, moving from her account of refusing the prime ministership in 2004 after objections from Rahul and Priyanka to her claim that Pranab Mukherjee sought a change at the top in 2010. By midday the focus turned to rebuttal, with Mukherjee's daughter asking if ambition was a crime and the BJP calling the book whitewashing, followed by intimate excerpts on the death of her firstborn son, the Emergency as a mistake, Indira Gandhi's tears after Operation Blue Star, and Modi avoiding eye contact.
Delhi's post-Diwali air remained a second front, reported as the worst in five years with AQI above 400, satellite images of smog and the Supreme Court pointing beyond firecrackers to vehicles.
On Washington, papers noted Microsoft overtaking Nvidia after Huang's alleged affair, Hegseth calling impeachment a farce, and Delhi rejecting the Pannun lawsuit notice as malicious.
Delhi's post-Diwali air remained a second front, reported as the worst in five years with AQI above 400, satellite images of smog and the Supreme Court pointing beyond firecrackers to vehicles.
On Washington, papers noted Microsoft overtaking Nvidia after Huang's alleged affair, Hegseth calling impeachment a farce, and Delhi rejecting the Pannun lawsuit notice as malicious.
Poland
•10.11.2026
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•Yesterday
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Krakow held a March of Silence as investigators detailed the gunman's route, computer contents and interest in serial killers, outlining two hypotheses, while hospitals reported stable conditions for the wounded and detentions continued across Poland over online posts.
President Nawrocki and Prime Minister Tusk jointly visited the injured policeman, with Tusk saying both were moved. The appearance did not end the dispute over Interior Minister Kierwinski's attribution of right-wing sympathies to the attacker, which wPolityce continued to challenge as disinformation with possible foreign traces.
The focus moved to the Constitutional Tribunal, where Tusk spoke of a new era before the Supreme Court sided with Chairman Swieczkowski, provoking Minister Zurek's anger. TVN24 separately reported US Secretary Hegseth's announcement of a next step in the Polish-American alliance and a Pentagon green light detailed by the defence minister.
President Nawrocki and Prime Minister Tusk jointly visited the injured policeman, with Tusk saying both were moved. The appearance did not end the dispute over Interior Minister Kierwinski's attribution of right-wing sympathies to the attacker, which wPolityce continued to challenge as disinformation with possible foreign traces.
The focus moved to the Constitutional Tribunal, where Tusk spoke of a new era before the Supreme Court sided with Chairman Swieczkowski, provoking Minister Zurek's anger. TVN24 separately reported US Secretary Hegseth's announcement of a next step in the Polish-American alliance and a Pentagon green light detailed by the defence minister.
Spain
•10.11.2026
•Tuesday
•Yesterday
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Morning coverage focused on rail chaos as maquinistas breached minimum services, suspending Cercanías in Madrid and Rodalies in Barcelona, with Renfe opening files on 73 drivers before a decree led them to postpone Thursday's walkout.
Campaigning for 29-N sharpened around the PP program: Feijóo promised 249 measures to 'repair the State,' replacing the minimum income with activation income, capping foreign workers and giving priority to links with Spain in aid, a provision the government said it would take to the Constitutional Court in Valencia.
By afternoon attention moved to Toledo Cathedral, where the Kings, ministers and Feijóo attended the funeral for the 69 Urda victims as the archbishop demanded causes be clarified and responsibilities assumed, with Sánchez's absence noted.
The day closed on the eve of the 11-N housing general strike launched by CCOO and UGT, and on the backlash to Abascal's La Revuelta interview, for which Broncano apologized.
Campaigning for 29-N sharpened around the PP program: Feijóo promised 249 measures to 'repair the State,' replacing the minimum income with activation income, capping foreign workers and giving priority to links with Spain in aid, a provision the government said it would take to the Constitutional Court in Valencia.
By afternoon attention moved to Toledo Cathedral, where the Kings, ministers and Feijóo attended the funeral for the 69 Urda victims as the archbishop demanded causes be clarified and responsibilities assumed, with Sánchez's absence noted.
The day closed on the eve of the 11-N housing general strike launched by CCOO and UGT, and on the backlash to Abascal's La Revuelta interview, for which Broncano apologized.
Turkey
•10.11.2026
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•Yesterday
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Turkey observed the 88th anniversary of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk’s death, with the state ceremony at Anıtkabir, Erdoğan’s memorial address and the nationwide 09:05 silence that halted traffic and metro services in Ankara and Istanbul dominating morning front pages.
Attention then returned to the Aliağa HABAŞ explosion carried over from 9 November, as the toll rose from 17 to 18 with identification of the last missing worker. Coverage shifted from casualties to accountability, reporting a crane collapse into the arc furnace, prior convictions of managers, and detention orders for 11 executives followed by the capture of board chairman Mehmet Rüştü Başaran.
A parallel detention of MP Ahmet Şık’s wife Yonca Verdioğlu Şık on espionage suspicion ended with release, while Erdoğan held COP31 meetings in Antalya with Guterres and others and prosecutors sought arrests of three figures in the capital-markets fund probe.
Attention then returned to the Aliağa HABAŞ explosion carried over from 9 November, as the toll rose from 17 to 18 with identification of the last missing worker. Coverage shifted from casualties to accountability, reporting a crane collapse into the arc furnace, prior convictions of managers, and detention orders for 11 executives followed by the capture of board chairman Mehmet Rüştü Başaran.
A parallel detention of MP Ahmet Şık’s wife Yonca Verdioğlu Şık on espionage suspicion ended with release, while Erdoğan held COP31 meetings in Antalya with Guterres and others and prosecutors sought arrests of three figures in the capital-markets fund probe.
China
•10.11.2026
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•Yesterday
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State papers cycled through synchronized lines, opening with Long March history as winning formula before settling on the import expo claim that China would remain an opportunity for world development, then notices of a new Xi volume on poverty work and finally the higher-level safe China formula as a modernization goal.
Outside that lockstep, Chinese-language outlets abroad stayed fixed on Nvidia's inquiry into Jensen Huang's admitted affair with a woman alleged to be a Chinese spy, adding Trump's claim of FBI involvement, questions over his APEC attendance alongside Trump and Musk, and warnings of tighter chip curbs.
Trade figures provided a second track, with October imports outpacing exports as total growth was played up ahead of an expected Xi-Trump meeting at APEC.
Outside that lockstep, Chinese-language outlets abroad stayed fixed on Nvidia's inquiry into Jensen Huang's admitted affair with a woman alleged to be a Chinese spy, adding Trump's claim of FBI involvement, questions over his APEC attendance alongside Trump and Musk, and warnings of tighter chip curbs.
Trade figures provided a second track, with October imports outpacing exports as total growth was played up ahead of an expected Xi-Trump meeting at APEC.
Kenya
•10.11.2026
•Tuesday
•Yesterday
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The River Yala killings file moved forward as IPOA submitted its report to government, with Daily Nation and Eastleigh Voice reporting compensation for victims' families and The Star noting ten victims identified through DNA; Citizen added that fifteen bodies linked to the killings remain buried unclaimed.
The disappearance of lawyer Abshir Abdi escalated in parallel: People Daily reported lawyers suspending court work nationwide until he is found, Citizen carried their strike threat, and a judge allowed his brother to testify, while PS Omollo called for action against those staging abductions.
Security dominated the north, with eight people killed in a Mandera ambush (The Star, Citizen) and KDF neutralising an IED in Lamu (Nairobi Leo).
Political jostling continued, with Ruto calling Gachagua a conman (Citizen) and Sakaja receiving Luo elders' endorsement (Citizen, TV47).
The disappearance of lawyer Abshir Abdi escalated in parallel: People Daily reported lawyers suspending court work nationwide until he is found, Citizen carried their strike threat, and a judge allowed his brother to testify, while PS Omollo called for action against those staging abductions.
Security dominated the north, with eight people killed in a Mandera ambush (The Star, Citizen) and KDF neutralising an IED in Lamu (Nairobi Leo).
Political jostling continued, with Ruto calling Gachagua a conman (Citizen) and Sakaja receiving Luo elders' endorsement (Citizen, TV47).