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Ethiopia and Eritrea sever diplomatic ties as Tigray fighting escalates
Addis Ababa closed its embassy in Asmara and expelled Eritrean diplomats; Asmara cut all ties as northern conflict deepens and Egypt is drawn into tit-for-tat expulsions.
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Addis Ababa closed its embassy in Asmara and expelled Eritrean diplomats; Asmara cut all ties as northern conflict deepens and Egypt is drawn into tit-for-tat expulsions.
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Overnight strikes closed key Dnipro River bridges; Ukraine’s president says foreign components still feed Russia’s drone and missile production.
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A U.S. official told Al Jazeera the Theodore Roosevelt strike group and a Marine expeditionary force left San Diego; by late November three carriers and two landing groups are expected around Iran.
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At the Valdai forum, the Russian president framed Baltic naval drills as a threat to the exclave; NATO called the nuclear rhetoric unhelpful and restated it is a defensive alliance.
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Two drones struck a main Dnipro crossing during morning rush as a school was also hit; city officials reported no critical bridge damage while air defences struggle with new jet-powered designs.
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Overnight raids in Kunar and Helmand leave at least nine to 10 civilians dead — most of them children, the U.N. says — while Pakistan reports 22 fighters killed at TTP and BLA hideouts.
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Flight FZ1073 from Dubai diverted to Tabuk, Saudi Arabia, after a cockpit attack; passengers and other crew helped regain control as both pilots were hospitalised.
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The Pentagon says the last American and coalition forces left Erbil Air Base on Sept. 30, shifting Iraq’s security fight to Baghdad with U.S. training and intelligence support still on offer.
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A diplomatic memo claims the alliance is preparing an air and naval blockade of the Baltic exclave; Secretary-General Mark Rutte told Moscow to stop the nuclear threats.
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Overnight missile and drone attacks killed at least five people, damaged Kyiv’s main thermal plant and left households across several regions without power.
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Final troops leave Erbil as Baghdad assumes full security lead; analysts warn of empowered militias and a possible Islamic State rebound.
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A joint investigation says a Pyongyang anti-personnel mine on the southern side of the Military Demarcation Line violated the Armistice; Kim Yo Jong denies any border crossing.
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Guterres’s final debate warning meets Trump’s self-policing AI pitch and stalled Hormuz diplomacy.
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