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Hormuz Disruption Cost LNG Market 45 Million Tonnes, Forum Says
GECF secretary general says most of the lost Middle East volumes were offset by North American and other supplies, avoiding a worse outcome.
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Europe Ukraine train station strike A Russian drone hit Dnipro's main train station platform, killing 13, while Zelensky says Russia hit power… -
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Lavrov Says OSCE Is Failing as West Turns to Bloc Politics
Russia's foreign minister tells a Minsk security conference that the Vienna-based body is in a deplorable state and may have no place in a Eurasian order.
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Beijing Signals Deeper Military Ties With Moscow at Anniversary Mark
A Chinese military vice-chairman pledges stronger strategic coordination with Russia, framing it around sovereignty and global stability.
EconomicsAnalysis
A Family Feud in Wisconsin Ends in a Civil-Theft Judgment
The Seventh Circuit upheld $321,330 in exemplary damages against a son who used company money to settle a personal judgment, in a dispute spanning more than a decade.
ConflictAnalysis
Russia Strikes Ukrainian Power Grid As Winter Approaches
Moscow says overnight attacks hit energy sites feeding defence plants in three regions, with port infrastructure in Odessa also targeted.
World AffairsAnalysis
Assam's Bulldozers: Displacement in Dhubri Raises Questions
Hundreds of homes reportedly demolished in Dhubri district, displacing thousands, but the operation's legal basis and scale remain unconfirmed.
DiplomacyAnalysis
Washington's Phased Venezuela Plan: Elections, Oil and an Interim President
Rubio and Blanco discuss a three-phase path from stabilisation to democratic transition, as Machado returns to organise for 2027 elections.
PoliticsAnalysis
Burnham's Balancing Act: Hard Borders and a Positive Migration Story
Britain's prime minister backs tough reforms while arguing that planned migration fills economic gaps and rewards contribution.
EconomicsAnalysis
AGOA Suspensions: Washington Strips South Africa and Rwanda of Duty-Free Access
Both countries lose trade privileges from January 2027, with Pretoria downplaying the blow and Kigali facing a second exclusion.
EconomicsAnalysis
Britain's Neets and the Business Case for Hiring Them
An FT headline argues that companies have a crucial part to play in bringing young people outside work and education into employment.
DiplomacyAnalysis
Shoigu Casts the West as a Source of Vice and Russia as a United Fortress
Russia's security council secretary frames Western pressure as a sign of decline and confirms a three-way Abu Dhabi meeting is being prepared.
ConflictAnalysis
Tanker Fires in Hormuz: Iran's IRGC Navy Reports Eleven Vessels Ablaze
The Revolutionary Guard says tankers breaching passage rules have burned since late October, but no independent confirmation or casualty detail has emerged.
DiplomacyAnalysis
Trump and Netanyahu Split on Iran: Diplomacy Holds, Strikes Loom
Axios reports Netanyahu pressed for fresh strikes after the US midterms, while Trump keeps talks and military options running in parallel.
World AffairsAnalysis
Russia's Ethnic Fault Lines: Activists, Platforms and Unproven Claims
RT examines a small activist network seeking Western backing for Russia's 'decolonisation', raising questions about representation and sponsorship.
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A Record Broken in Mexico: Antonelli Becomes Formula 1's Youngest Champion
Mercedes' Italian driver takes his first title at 20 years and 69 days, displacing Sebastian Vettel's 2010 mark.
PoliticsAnalysis
Thirty-Six Governorships in Play: The State Races That Will Shape 2028
With 19 open seats and a record turnover, this year's gubernatorial contests carry consequences well beyond state capitals.
World AffairsAnalysis
Al Jazeera at Thirty: A Broadcaster's Milestone and Its Unfinished Questions
The Qatari network marks three decades since its 1996 launch, though the anniversary coverage offers little detail on what comes next.
ConflictAnalysis
Syria's Homs Refinery Plot: A Reminder of Persistent Security Risks
Intelligence services say they foiled a planned attack on a key petroleum facility, underscoring fragile security in the transitional period.
World AffairsAnalysis
Al Jazeera Marks Thirty Years, With Its Director General Hailing a News Legacy
The network's chief celebrates three decades of reporting, though the announcement offers little detail on editorial direction or future plans.
