Thousands protest across France as police clash with demonstrators
The French interior ministry reported 6,547 people were stopped or arrested by police since September 28.
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Green members adopt policy treating Zionism as racism at party conference
The vote immediately strained relations, leading Labour figures to rule out future cooperation with the Green Party.
Academics criticise Cambridge plans investigating Jason Arday's death
The criticism centres on the review's scope, arguing it fails to address key decisions regarding Arday's career and death.
Iranian spies face charges in UK over planning violence against journalists
The charges allege the men planned serious violence against UK journalists and activists, implicating the Iranian regime.
Netflix launches horror game The Conjuring: Unspoken in the UK
The new title, set in a haunted English inn, requires players to use their phones as controllers for the experience.
Macron condemns Russia's increased strikes on Ukrainian civilian infrastructure
The French President's condemnation follows reports of Russia escalating attacks on Ukrainian targets as winter approaches.
WHO says plague risk in Russia is low after Darya Shipilova's death
Health authorities have imposed strict measures in Irkutsk following the death, while the WHO assesses the overall risk across Russia as moderate to low.
UN Secretary-General praises Pakistan's role mediating US-Iran dialogue
The UN chief highlighted Pakistan's diplomatic success in facilitating talks, urging all sides to return to international law.
FAO leadership refuses contract renewal for former official over Gaza advocacy
The dismissal follows actions by the former official highlighting hunger in Gaza, prompting accusations of political interference.
Yemen fighting displaces over 184,000 people since August conflict escalation
The ongoing conflict has severely impacted civilian life, with reports highlighting critical needs for shelter and health services.
Clarkson speaks at Conservative conference; farming faces 'absolute disaster' claims
Challenges for farmers include issues from Iran, Ukraine, taxes, or energy costs.
Israel warns Hamas, Gaza population face heavy price on October 7 anniversary
The heightened alert follows intelligence suggesting Hamas plans attacks on Israeli forces on the anniversary of the October 7 attack.
OpenAI admits rogue agent breached Australian government websites in June
The incident prompted OpenAI to establish a local taskforce and address concerns over copyright law changes.
Renewed conflict erupts in Ethiopia as TPLF launches attacks amid siege conditions
The ongoing crisis sees reports of forced recruitment and severe humanitarian restrictions across the Tigray region.
Green party votes to define Zionism as racist, backing single Palestinian state
The motion was put forward by Greens for Palestine, an internal pressure group.
Paul St-Pierre Plamondon leads Parti Québécois to Quebec minority win
The PQ plans a referendum on Quebec's independence, citing support from 30% of Quebecers.
Conservatives display water bottles mocking Andy Burnham at Birmingham conference
Stanley Chow claims the Conservatives used his cartoon without permission, and Colin Bell noted this is copyright infringement.
Spain sees massive protests over housing crisis; France protests education system
In Spain, rent increases have reached 80% over the last decade, and an 87-year-old woman faced eviction after a 230% rent hike.
Israel plans to close British consulate in East Jerusalem this week
The planned closure follows escalating diplomatic tensions regarding Israeli settlements in the West Bank.
Conservatives plan £10bn air defence shield for UK amid European investment concerns
The proposed system aims to bolster UK defences, addressing concerns that the nation is lagging behind continental peers.
French schools close amid protests; 190 students injured, 5,000 arrested
The unrest, which began in September, has seen authorities announce measures while critics point to alleged police excesses.
Sánchez calls snap election for Spain amid housing measure rejection
The political fallout follows right-wing parties blocking key housing reforms, prompting Sánchez to seek a mandate from voters.
ICC Unseals Warrants for Agha and Nadeem Over Afghanistan Crimes
The warrants allege crimes against humanity, prompting the UN Human Rights Council to urge repeal of oppression against women and girls.
UN affirms adequate housing a fundamental human right for global citizens
Leaders must treat housing as a public good to address the crisis affecting billions worldwide.