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2 November 2025, 10:29

Traffic on the Giurgiu-Ruse Bridge will be suspended between November 4 and 5. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs recommends using other border crossing points.

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2 November 2025, 08:52

Bulgaria is considering a request for a waiver from the American sanctions imposed on Lukoil, fearing fuel shortages and political instability.

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2 November 2025, 08:49

Loud noises from a shopping center in Frankfurt caused panic, with customers believing that gunfire was being shot. Eight people were injured during the chaos created during the evacuation of the building.

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2 November 2025, 08:45

Laurent Nuñez, the Minister of the Interior of France, is optimistic about the progress of the investigation regarding the robbery at the Louvre Museum, where jewelry worth approximately 88 million euros was stolen.

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2 November 2025, 08:42

The spokesperson for the Kremlin, Dmitry Peskov, states that a meeting between Putin and Trump is not necessary for resolving the conflict in Ukraine.

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2 November 2025, 08:35

Two North Korean prisoners captured by Ukraine are requesting to be transferred to South Korea, seeking a normal life, after having fought for Russia, as a return to Pyongyang could mean a death sentence.

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2 November 2025, 08:25

The German Foreign Minister, Johann Wadephul, suggests a relaxation of travel restrictions for Israel, following a "new wave of optimism" regarding peace in the region.

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2 November 2025, 08:20

Former President Barack Obama called Zohran Mamdani, the socialist candidate for New York City Mayor, offering him advice and support in his campaign.

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2 November 2025, 08:10

As a result of the Russian airstrikes, two people lost their lives in Odesa, and the death toll from the attack in Dnipropetrovsk has reached four, including two children. At the same time, nearly 60,000 residents in the Zaporizhzhia region have been left without electricity following the recent attacks.

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2 November 2025, 08:03

President Zelensky announced aid for winter, including 3,000 km of free train travel and the maintenance of gas and electricity prices.

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2 November 2025, 07:50

Ruter, the transport company in Oslo, has discovered that Yutong electric buses can be controlled remotely, raising concerns about cybersecurity. Recently, the Capital City Hall announced the signing of the contract for the purchase of 22 Yutong trolleybuses through PNRR.

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2 November 2025, 07:30

Barack Obama criticized Donald Trump's policies, calling them "chaotic," and warned about the dangers to American democracy, supporting Democratic candidates in the regional elections.

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2 November 2025, 06:53

Egypt inaugurates the Grand Egyptian Museum, which houses 100,000 artifacts, including the treasure of Tutankhamun, representing a celebration of the greatness of Egyptian civilization.

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2 November 2025, 06:48

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung has requested the support of his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, for the resumption of discussions with North Korea.

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2 November 2025, 06:26

A Ukrainian drone attack damaged an oil tanker and the infrastructure of an oil terminal in the port of Tuapse, Black Sea, causing fires and the evacuation of the crew.

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2 November 2025, 06:20

An explosion in a supermarket in Hermosillo, Mexico, caused 23 deaths, including minors, and 11 injured. Authorities are investigating the causes of the accident.

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2 November 2025, 06:10

A bipartisan alliance in the U.S. Congress intends to block the withdrawal of troops from Romania, considering it a strategic mistake that undermines NATO security.

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2 November 2025, 06:10

Pete Hegseth, the head of the Pentagon, accused Beijing of destabilizing actions in the South China Sea and promised technological support to ASEAN countries to counter the threats posed by "aggressive" China.

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2 November 2025, 05:53

Ten people, including nine seriously injured, have been hospitalized after an attack on a train near Cambridge, in eastern England. Two men have been arrested.

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2 November 2025, 05:32

Several officials from the Trump administration, including Pete Hegseth and Marco Rubio, have moved into military housing in the Washington area amid rising political violence, writes The New York Times.

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