Saudi Arabia pumped 10.563 million barrels a day in October, OPEC said, as the U.S. average gas price fell to $3.94, its first time under $4 in months.
Congo’s Ebola outbreak has passed 11,000 cases and 5,387 deaths, its health ministry said Nov. 11, as Kenya began a 42-day countdown to Ebola-free status.
Spain held its first general strike in 14 years on Nov. 11 over housing costs. Masked groups clashed with police in Barcelona as 120,000 marched in Madrid.
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Russia hit six major power substations overnight, Kyiv said, a second night of strikes that left outages in eight regions and darkened city streetlights.
Russia and Ukraine agreed to a large prisoner exchange as Abu Dhabi talks ended Wednesday with no breakthrough. Envoys go to Moscow and Dublin Thursday.
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Reza Pahlavi accepted a German foundation’s award for the Iranian people, presenting himself as its custodian and defending their right to choose their government.
The C branch's Fairbanks Street stop in Brookline closes permanently Nov. 7, merged into an accessible Brandon Hall, as a nine-day Green Line diversion begins.
Gov. Maura Healey's emergency declaration put the state's later-abortion law in effect Nov. 6, two days early, ending a suspension push while a 2028 repeal vote stays possible.
China’s Water Law rewrite begins March 22, 2027, adding river protections, groundwater controls and ecological-flow duties without proving outcomes yet.
Japan’s cybersecurity package adds emergency funding, AI-assisted checks and rescue teams after data breaches; implementation and reporting rules are next.
The Hegseth impeachment fight begins as the defense secretary calls Massie's articles a "sham" and defends the Iran war after Republicans lost Congress.
Three House chairmen asked Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on Nov. 5 to brief them Nov. 18 on interactions with Megaspeed’s Alice Huang and Nvidia’s espionage defenses.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said she coordinated with the IEA on oil stock releases agreed by the G7 amid Middle East energy shock risks.
France’s 2027 front-runners both pledge to leave NATO’s integrated command, turning alliance membership into a ballot issue as France Unbowed published its exit platform.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren is widely expected to chair Senate Banking in January, expanding probes of OCC crypto charters, CFPB cuts and Wall Street oversight.
The World Bank said Kenya allegedly spent about $900 million more than necessary on the Chinese-built Nairobi–Mombasa railway amid corruption and fraud findings.
The United Nations condemned an Israeli settler takeover of Palestinian homes near Jericho that displaced dozens of Palestinians in the occupied West Bank.
U.S. District Judge Mustafa Kasubhai found ICE “routinely” violated his order against warrantless immigration arrests in Oregon and that one agent falsified a record.
Ethiopian PM Abiy Ahmed hosted an African political parties summit in Addis Ababa, pairing AU governance talks with a rebased GDP claim ranking Ethiopia fifth in Africa.
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