Breaking 23:00 Astana Summit: Kazakhstan and Jordan Lead International Talks on AI Security 22:30 Morocco: Tiflet Rally Demands Accountability and Protection of the Country’s Resistance Legacy 22:00 Ukraine Peace Talks: Europeans Push for a Seat at the Negotiating Table in Abu Dhabi 21:30 Amsterdam: More Than 200,000 Join Massive Demonstration in Support of Palestine 21:00 Morocco: 45 US Armored Vehicles Delivered as Defense Exports Reach $66.4 Million in Nine Months 20:30 United States: Philadelphia Jewish-Owned Restaurants Targeted by Boycott Ahead of Kristallnacht Anniversary 20:00 Morocco: Royal Navy Modernization Accelerates Through New Partnerships With the Netherlands and South Korea 19:30 Germany: Palestinian Flag Replaces National Flag Outside Bundestag in Berlin 19:00 United States: Republican Defeat Raises Questions Over JD Vance’s 2028 Presidential Ambitions 18:30 Tindouf Camps: Rising Youth Departures Expose Growing Crisis Within the Polisario 18:00 Spain: Maritime Barrier Extension in Ceuta Set to Begin on November 17 17:30 United States: Midterm Elections Put Elon Musk’s Data Center Expansion Under Pressure 17:00 Mawazine 2027: Shakira Rumors Spark Excitement Among Moroccan Fans 16:30 Binance: CFO Kaiser Ng Leaves Following $6.3 Billion Cyberattack as Justin Yek Takes Over 16:00 Egypt: Ali Maher Replaces Hossam Hassan as National Team Coach After Shock Departure 15:30 Marseille: Bruno Genesio Praises Nayef Aguerd as Moroccan Defender Regains Top Form 15:00 Italy: 75% of Italians Hold an Unfavorable View of Israel, Pew Survey Reveals 14:30 Yemen: 33 Reported Dead in Airstrikes Near Sanaa as Houthis Accuse Saudi Arabia 13:50 Senegal: 21 Migrants Dead After Devastating Boat Sinking Off Kébémer 13:35 Ukraine: Russian Strikes Leave More Than 850,000 People Without Electricity as Winter Approaches 13:20 Saudi Arabia: Aramco Tower Damaged After Missile Threat Targets Riyadh 13:05 GTA VI: A Record-Breaking Budget and Graphic Revolution Could Redefine the Video Game Industry 12:50 Canada: University of Toronto Dental Dean Resigns Over Antisemitic Classroom Images 12:35 France: Franceinfo Faces Backlash After Broadcasting an Eight-Year-Old's Insults Against Emmanuel Macron 12:20 United States: Trump Offers UFC President Dana White the Role of White House Press Secretary 12:05 Morocco: CDT Calls National Health Sector Strike Over Government’s Broken Commitments 11:50 Rabat Grand Taxis: Permit Withdrawals Intensify Dispute Over Unofficial Fare Increases 11:35 Iran: Tehran Considers Nuclear Concessions to Avert Further US Military Strikes 11:20 Indonesia: 34 Injured in Protests Against Andrea Bocelli Over His Support for Israel 11:05 MLS: Lionel Messi Makes History With Second Consecutive Golden Boot 10:50 Who Is Gadi Eisenkot? The Former Israeli Army Chief Challenging Netanyahu 10:35 France 2027: Mélenchon Promises Strong Action Against Israeli Policies if Elected 10:20 Russia-Iran Military Deal: Documents Reveal Contract for 90 Advanced Missile Launchers 10:05 Poland: Six Killed and 15 Injured in Shooting at Krakow’s Historic Market Square 09:50 Germany: Nearly 18,000 People Rally in Frankfurt Against Iran’s Ruling Regime 09:35 Morocco: Royal Initiatives and Democratic Experience Take Centre Stage at African Political Parties Summit 09:20 Morocco: French National Wanted for Suspected Firearm Murder Arrested in Ouled Teïma 09:05 Ceuta: Amnesty International Exposes New Allegations of Torture and Violence Against Migrants 08:50 Morocco Weather Forecast: Temperatures to Reach 38°C in Several Cities on Sunday, November 8, 2026 08:35 Paraguay Banking Scandal: Ousted President Santiago Peña Placed in Preventive Detention 08:24 Israel: Gadi Eisenkot Gets First Chance to Form Government in Major Setback for Netanyahu

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Over 67,000 Power Stick deodorants recalled in the United States

 More than 67,000 deodorants from the Power Stick brand are being recalled across the United States due to non-compliance with manufacturing standards, raising concerns over a broader trend in product safety issues in the country. The voluntary recall, initiated by A.P. Deauville, targets three......

Baabda commercial registry building still at risk of collapse

The building housing the Mount Lebanon Commercial Registry in Baabda remains under serious risk of collapse, prompting Lebanese Justice Minister Adel Nassar to cut short his vacation abroad and return urgently to the country, according to the National News Agency (ANI). The minister cited “ongoing......

The White house continues its retaliation against the wall street journal

The White House has removed the Wall Street Journal from the list of journalists set to travel with President Donald Trump to Scotland this weekend, following the publication of an article discussing the relationship between the American president and the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The......

Two runaway wallabies spotted roaming between France and Belgium

Authorities in northern France and southern Belgium are on alert after two wallabies were spotted wandering freely across the border region, evading capture for more than 24 hours. The unexpected marsupial sightings began early Sunday morning when a young woman named Manon spotted one of the small kangaroo-like......

'Japanese First' party gains ground with anti-immigration rhetoric and economic

The Sanseito party, a far-right political movement that began on YouTube, has emerged as a surprising force in Japan’s latest upper house elections, drawing national attention with its hardline stance on immigration and populist economic pledges. Campaigning under the slogan "Japanese First,"......

Morocco–US ties remain strong and continue to grow, says former American ambassador

Washington – Former U.S. Ambassador to Morocco, Dwight Bush, has emphasized the enduring and dynamic nature of Moroccan–American relations, calling them “strategic, historic, and rich in opportunity.” In an interview marking the 26th anniversary of King HM  Mohammed VI’s......

Italy cancels concert with pro-Putin conductor Gergiev amid political backlash

Italian authorities have cancelled a planned concert featuring Russian conductor Valery Gergiev following public and political criticism due to his close ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin. The performance was scheduled for Sunday, July 27, near Naples and was set to include Italian musicians......

Ecuador extradites "Fito" to the US after months on the run

Ecuadorian authorities have extradited Adolfo “Fito” Macias, the country’s most powerful drug trafficker, to the United States. The transfer took place on Sunday, just weeks after his dramatic arrest in late June following a year and a half on the run. Known for leading one of Ecuador’s......

Israel confirms strikes on Houthi targets at Yemen's Hodeida port

Israel’s Defense Minister Yoav Gallant announced on Monday that the Israeli military carried out airstrikes targeting what were described as “terrorist sites” operated by the Houthi rebel movement at the strategic port of Hodeida in western Yemen. The strikes, according to an official......

Three convicted in France for human trafficking during champagne grape harvest

Three individuals were sentenced in France on Monday for human trafficking and exploiting dozens of migrant workers under inhumane conditions during the 2023 grape harvest in the renowned Champagne wine region. The main defendant, a woman of Kyrgyz origin and head of a vineyard labor contracting company,......

Abuse claims emerge from overcrowded Florida migrant jails

Human rights groups have raised alarm over alleged mistreatment of migrants held in immigration detention facilities across southern Florida. A new report published Monday by Human Rights Watch, Americans for Immigrant Justice, and Sanctuary of the South reveals a disturbing pattern of abuse, unsanitary......

The Kremlin open to new round of talks with Ukraine

The Russian government announced on Monday its willingness to engage in a new round of peace negotiations with Ukraine. However, no specific date has been set, and officials acknowledge that significant efforts will be needed to bring both sides closer to an agreement. “We are in favor of a third......

CNSS allocates 65 Billion Lebanese pounds for surgical procedures

The Lebanese National Social Security Fund (CNSS) has announced a new disbursement of 65 billion Lebanese pounds (approximately $726,000) to public and affiliated hospitals, specifically allocated for flat-rate surgical procedures. This initiative is part of ongoing efforts to strengthen support for......

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