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Al Jazeera English Oct 29

UAE Court Sentences Eight Individuals to Life Imprisonment for Arms Supplies to Sudan

Eight individuals have received life sentences in the UAE for supplying arms to Sudan's army. This decision is part of the broader context of tensions between Khartoum and Abu Dhabi regarding the ongoing conflict in Sudan.

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TechCrunch Oct 29

US Investigates Alleged Chinese Spy Plot Involving Nvidia CEO

The US is investigating a senior executive from a Singapore AI cloud company for possible espionage related to Nvidia. This executive is accused of illegally selling Nvidia chips to China.

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Deutsche Welle Oct 29

Ship reported on fire in the Strait of Hormuz amid rising tensions with Iran

A ship is reported to be on fire in the Strait of Hormuz, as stated by a British maritime agency. Concurrently, Iran claims to have shot down another US drone, indicating escalating military tensions with the US.

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Al Jazeera English Oct 29

El Salvador commits over 2,000 soldiers to assist in Haiti amid election delays

El Salvador has announced the deployment of over 2,000 soldiers to Haiti to assist in a rescue mission. This deployment coincides with delays in Haiti's elections and aims to locate four UN-backed soldiers who disappeared after an ambush.

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Al Jazeera English Oct 29

North Korea launches missiles amid landmine explosion dispute

South Korea has accused North Korea of causing a landmine explosion that injured three soldiers, a claim North Korea denies. The situation has escalated with North Korea's missile launches amid the dispute.

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Deutsche Welle Oct 29

Investigation pledged following Spain train crash that killed 68

A high-speed train collision in Spain resulted in 68 fatalities. Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has announced a commitment to a comprehensive investigation into the incident.

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NPR — Top Stories Oct 29

Spain experiences second deadly train crash of 2026, raising safety concerns

A high-speed train crash in Spain, the second of its kind this year, resulted in 68 deaths. The incident has raised safety concerns about the rail network ahead of the national election.

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Al Jazeera English Oct 29

Turkey secures support in Libya for maritime border agreement

Turkey has received backing from former opponents in Libya for a maritime border agreement, which could impact Eastern Mediterranean diplomacy. Despite this progress, Turkey must navigate further diplomatic hurdles.

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New York Post Oct 29

North Korea conducts projectile launch from east coast, according to South Korea

North Korea has launched an unidentified projectile from its east coast, according to South Korean reports. This incident follows heightened tensions between the two Koreas, particularly after land mine blasts injured three South Korean soldiers last month.

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Al Jazeera English Oct 29

Russia reports over 600 drones launched towards Moscow overnight

Russia reported that more than 600 drones were launched towards Moscow overnight. This incident is part of an ongoing series of drone attacks in the region.

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Deutsche Welle Oct 29

North Korea launches approximately 10 ballistic missiles into the sea

North Korea has conducted a missile launch, firing approximately 10 ballistic missiles into the sea. This event coincides with heightened tensions along the border with South Korea and ongoing uncertainty about nuclear negotiations with the US.

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Al Jazeera English Oct 29

Israeli settlers accused of assaulting journalist and activist in West Bank

Footage has emerged showing an assault on a US journalist and an Israeli-Russian activist by armed men in Umm al-Khair, West Bank. Activists have condemned the incident, highlighting ongoing violence in the region.

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Al Jazeera English Oct 29

Over 100 reported killed in strikes on Darfur market, according to rights group

A rights group has reported over 100 fatalities in strikes on a market in Darfur, Sudan. Witnesses claim the attack targeted civilian shopkeepers and RSF fighters, resulting in casualties that included women and children.

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Al Jazeera English Oct 29

Israeli settlers reportedly attack journalists in the West Bank

Videos on social media depict an incident where Israeli settlers allegedly assaulted three foreign journalists in the West Bank. The event has raised concerns regarding the safety of journalists in conflict zones.

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Al Jazeera English Oct 29

Protests in Serbia Lead to Confrontation at TV Studio

On October 29, 2026, protesters in Serbia entered a TV studio, confronting the editor-in-chief amid a growing student-led movement. This movement has been gaining traction and influence in the country.

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New York Post Oct 29

UN experts allege human rights violations by Nicaragua's leaders

UN experts have accused Nicaragua's leaders, Daniel Ortega and his wife, of running a dictatorship and committing crimes against humanity. This follows a violent government response to protests in 2018 that resulted in numerous deaths.

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BBC — World Oct 29

Information on over 41,000 DHS staff released following data breach

The Department of Peace has leaked details of over 41,000 Department of Homeland Security staff members, following a major data breach. The incident raises concerns about the security of sensitive information related to U.S. immigration agents.

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Al Jazeera English Oct 29

Protests in Madrid Follow Deadly Train Crash

Following a deadly train crash in Spain, protests erupted in Madrid, leading to clashes between far-right demonstrators and police. The situation reflects growing public anger over the incident.

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Al Jazeera English Oct 29

Iran Discusses Seven-Day Plan for Hormuz Strait Reopening

Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi announced that Iran is communicating with mediators about a seven-day plan to reopen the Hormuz Strait. This plan is part of ongoing discussions amid regional tensions.

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PBS NewsHour Oct 28

King Charles III addresses Britain's historical ties to slavery during Caribbean tour

During his Caribbean tour, King Charles III is responding to calls for Britain to apologize for its historical involvement in slavery. While he acknowledges the issue, he will not offer an apology, reiterating that slavery is an 'atrocity that forever stains our history.'

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