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November 2026

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general / P1Portugal

Mothers in Rossio. You can't replace politics.

In an open letter addressed to the figures of state and State authorities, the movement calls for "the institutions to do their work so that force does not replace politics, law and dialogue".

diplomatic / P1Saudi Arabia

El-Sisi rejects threats to Saudi Arabia, Gulf states

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi on Tuesday reaffirmed Cairo’s rejection of any threat to the security and stability of Saudi Arabia or other Gulf states, saying Arab national security was indivisible. El-Sisi made the remarks at a joint press conferen…

general / P1South Korea

Doctor injured in stabbing attack at hospital in western Seoul

A man stabbed and injured a doctor at a major hospital in western Seoul, police said Wednesday, adding that they are investigating the motive for the attack. The Seodaemun Police Station said it apprehended the man presumed to be in his 50s on suspicion of ag…

diplomatic / P1South Korea

Lee set to launch new YouTube program to communicate with public

President Lee Jae Myung will launch a YouTube program aimed at explaining his state administration to the public and answering people's questions, a presidential official said Wednesday. The first 30-minute episode of the new program, "President's Y," will be…

diplomatic / P1South Korea

PM pledges to root out price-fixing practices

Prime Minister Han Seong-sook pledged Wednesday to root out price-fixing practices, saying the government has imposed more than 1.8 trillion won ($1.3 billion) in administrative fines this year alone on companies involved in collusion. Han made the remark in…

general / P1South Korea

Imported vehicle sales jump 29.3% in Oct. on strong EV demand

Sales of imported vehicles in Korea rose a sharp 29.3 percent in October from a year earlier, driven by robust demand for electric vehicles (EVs), industry data showed Wednesday. New registrations increased to 31,117 units last month from 24,064 a year earlie…

general / P1South Korea

Korea experiences 5th warmest Oct. this year

Korea's average temperature reached 15.8 C last month, 1.5 C higher than the average for October, marking the fifth warmest October since 1973, the state weather agency said Wednesday. Korea saw unusually high temperatures from Oct. 10-13 as warm air moved in…

general / P1Lithuania

After the fall of Trumpo – Warning for Europe: we are ready

After the middle term elections, US Democrats were already able to send information to the republics. "Simdyjas lawyers", they applied for an influential Committee of Representatives of the Soviet Union which is likely to be headed by democracy Robert Garcia.

general / P1Tunisia

Gabes: a 3-size cube recorded throughout Mahres

A three-dimensional telltale shock on Richter's scale was recorded on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, at 13:11 (local time), across the Gabes Gulf, according to the National Institute of Meteorological Science (IMM). According to preliminary analysis of stations...

general / P1North Macedonia

The Inquisition Examines the Causes of Two Peoples ’ Death

Close to the fire car was found the lifeless body of V.G. (21) by Goddans, whose death had identified an emergency medical team and after the location of the fire, another burned person had been found in the vehicle without signs of life, and...

general / P1South Korea

Saudi, South Korean firms discuss biotech ties

SEOUL: Saudi Food and Drug Authority CEO Hisham Al-Jadhey held a roundtable meeting with executives and representatives of leading South Korean companies to discuss cooperation in biotechnology and advanced therapies. The meeting took place on the sidelines o…