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31 October 18:54

The Pentagon has approved the delivery of Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine, with the final decision to be made by President Donald Trump.

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31 October 18:21

Ukraine requests the EU to raise customs duties on Russian products not affected by sanctions, to avoid possible blockages from some member states.

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31 October 17:50

President Trump denied that he would consider attacks in Venezuela, while the US is intensifying its anti-drug campaign in the Caribbean.

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31 October 16:30

The Bulgarian Parliament voted to temporarily ban the export of petroleum products to the EU to ensure the energy security of the country.

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31 October 15:45

A video of young people singing the fascist anthem 'Me ne frego' in front of the headquarters of Giorgia Meloni's party has sparked strong reactions from the Italian opposition.

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31 October 15:39

Major General Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi resigned after the scandal of images depicting abuses against Palestinian prisoners at the Sde Teiman detention center, causing international outrage.

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31 October 15:33

The Swiss media group Ringier sold its Hungarian division, including the tabloid Blikk, to the Indamedia group, close to the Fidesz party, before the legislative elections in Hungary.

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31 October 15:21

Approximately 700 people have been killed in Tanzania during the protests against the government, in the context of the elections without opposition. The internet is blocked, and the authorities are not communicating official reports.

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31 October 14:38

Donald Trump and Melania hosted a Halloween party at the White House, where hundreds of children came in costumes.

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31 October 14:37

NASA responded to Kim Kardashian's comments about the 1969 moon landing, reaffirming that the Apollo missions took place and that they are preparing to return to the Moon.

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31 October 13:13

A court in Turkey sentenced eleven people, including the hotel owner, to life in prison for the fire in January that resulted in 78 deaths.

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31 October 13:13

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer paid from his own funds to keep a necklace received from Donald Trump, a rare gesture among British leaders.

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31 October 13:13

Serghei Shoigu, the Secretary of the Security Council of Russia, warned the USA about the degradation of strategic stability following Trump's announcement regarding nuclear tests, stating that Russia is prepared to test if necessary.

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31 October 13:13

The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, has called for an investigation into the US airstrikes in the Caribbean and Pacific, considering them a violation of human rights.

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31 October 13:07

In 2024, 107 women were killed by partners in France, an increase of 11% compared to the previous year. The study shows that most incidents occurred at home.

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31 October 13:05

USA: The FBI announced that it thwarted a planned terrorist attack for the Halloween weekend in Michigan, arresting several individuals involved.

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31 October 12:52

Sweden proposes a new approach to mental health: the "Swedish model" encourages travel as therapy

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31 October 12:43

The Low Countries: Rob Jetten could become the youngest and first gay prime minister, after D66's success in the elections.

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31 October 12:39

The National Assembly of France has adopted a proposal to revise the immigration agreement from 1968 with Algeria, requesting its tightening.

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31 October 12:04

Xi Jinping invited Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney to China, signaling a thaw in the tense bilateral relations affected by the trade war with Trump.

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