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World news — November 3, 2026 - Page 2

World publications published on November 3, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 2 of 4.

78 publications

  2. WorldEarthPublic HealthHealthcare

    Ebola Outbreak in DR Congo Exceeds 5,000 Deaths

    The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has claimed over 5,000 lives, with more than 10,000 confirmed cases. The Bundibugyo strain of the virus, for which there is no approved vaccine or treatment, has spread to eight provinces and neighboring countries. Despite challenges such as armed conflict and overwhelmed hospitals, healthcare workers celebrated the discharge of the last patient in a treatment center.
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    Girl Dies from Meningococcal Infection at Tatarstan Camp

    A 12-year-old girl died after contracting a fulminant form of meningococcal infection during a stay at a health camp in Bugulma, Tatarstan. She fell ill two days after arrival, was taken home, then to the hospital, and later to intensive care where she passed away. All 194 participants of her shift are under observation, and those who were in her detachment are being vaccinated.
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    China Boosts Military Exports to Africa with Advanced Air Defense Systems

    China is expanding its military exports to African countries, shifting from supplying light weapons and armored vehicles to advanced air defense systems, armed drones, and electronic warfare equipment. This shift is particularly notable in the Sahel region, where Chinese air defense systems have been detected in Mali and Burkina Faso. The South China Morning Post reports that this trend is driven by the waning presence of Western suppliers in some African markets.
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    Ukraine Investigates External Influence in Petropavlovska Borshchagivka Incident

    Ukrainian authorities confirm external influence in the recent events at Petropavlovska Borshchagivka. An investigation led by the General Prosecutor's Office is underway to identify and punish those responsible. The Armed Forces are praised for their role in protecting Ukraine, and citizens are urged to respect them and act responsibly.
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    Sánchez Announces Aid Shield for Urda Train Accident Survivors

    Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced a 'shield of aid' for the victims of the Urda train accident, promising to use 'all means' to clarify the causes of the collision. One survivor, Ignacio Relaño, criticized the management of railway infrastructures and political leaders in an interview on 'Horizon'. He believes that these infrastructures should be led by specialized professionals rather than people chosen for political reasons. Relaño also shared his experience during the journey and recalled a strange stop between Madrid and Toledo. Another survivor, Daniel, spoke on 'En Boca De Todos', stating that if the AVE hadn't braked, the outcome would have been much worse.
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    Lukashenko Predicts Ukraine Conflict End in Coming Months

    Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko has stated that the conflict in Ukraine will end in the coming months. He attributes this to the exhaustion of resources and general fatigue on both sides. Lukashenko also believes that the conflict could have been resolved much earlier, but the West, particularly Britain, prolonged it by demanding a fight 'until the last Ukrainian'. He further criticizes NATO's aggression and the UN's inactivity.
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    COP31: Urgent Action Needed as Climate Crisis Unfolds

    The COP31 climate summit, taking place in Antalya, Turkey, aims to move from promises to action in the face of an escalating climate crisis. Scientists warn that the 1.5°C warming limit is already exceeded, with heatwaves, fires, and disasters challenging states. The summit, led by Turkey and Australia, seeks to close the emissions reduction gap and accelerate electrification. Wealthy nations are urged to reduce emissions and finance vulnerable countries. Despite progress in renewable energy, the world is still on track for dangerous warming without urgent action.
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    Cervical Cancer Deaths to Increase by Nearly 40% Worldwide by 2050

    A study published in Nature Medicine projects that cervical cancer deaths will increase by 39.3% worldwide by 2050, reaching approximately 522,000 deaths per year. New cases are expected to grow by 20.2%, exceeding the annual diagnosis mark of 1 million. The study, led by Natalie Pritchett and Lisa Force of the University of Washington, USA, analyzed data from 204 countries and territories. Despite being preventable, the disease is expected to continue causing hundreds of thousands of deaths in the coming decades, with low-income countries being particularly affected.
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    US-Mediated Talks Between Ukraine and Russia Set for Abu Dhabi

    The US has announced new trilateral talks between Russia and Ukraine, set to take place in Abu Dhabi on November 10th and 11th. The discussions aim to revitalize peace efforts, focusing on post-war security agreements, de-escalation, humanitarian measures, and further steps towards peace. Despite these efforts, Russia continues its attacks on Ukrainian towns, with at least 26 people killed in a recent strike on a village in southeastern Ukraine.
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    Russia and China's Strategic Partnership Reaches Unprecedented Level

    Russian and Chinese leaders, including Valentina Matviyenko and Andrei Belousov, have praised the strategic partnership between their countries, describing it as having reached an unprecedentedly high level. They highlighted the cooperation in maintaining international law and establishing a multipolar world, as well as the personal relationship between Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping. Both sides expressed confidence in further strengthening ties.
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    Power Outages in Serbia and Montenegro

    Planned power outages are affecting various regions in Serbia and Montenegro due to work on the power grid. In Serbia, parts of Belgrade, Jagodina, Ćuprija, and Požega will experience outages. In Montenegro, numerous municipalities including Podgorica, Nikšić, Bar, Ulcinj, Kolašin, Mojkovac, Bijelo Polje, Petnjica, Berane, Andrijevica, Plav, Rožaje, Pljevlja, and Žabljak will have scheduled power cuts.
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  23. WorldMiddle East

    Flash Floods Hit Kampung Melayu Subang, Over 500 Houses Affected

    Kampung Melayu Subang in Selangor experienced flash floods, affecting over 500 houses and displacing hundreds of residents. The floods, which occurred due to heavy rain, caused waist-deep water levels in some areas. Residents described the water as rising rapidly, catching many off guard. Several people, including an elderly man with disabilities and a baby, were evacuated to a temporary shelter. The Malaysian Fire and Rescue Department and local authorities were on the scene to assist residents and monitor the situation.
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    Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan Plan Joint Cargo Terminal, Caspian Ferry System

    Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan have agreed to develop transport and logistics cooperation, including the creation of a new ferry system on the Caspian Sea ('Caspian Bridge') and a cargo terminal. The project aims to enhance container and other cargo transportation along the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route (TMTM). Two key agreements were signed: one outlining cooperation for the 'Caspian Bridge' project, and another concerning the creation of an intermodal cargo terminal and a joint venture between Kazakhstan Temir Zholy and Azerbaijan Railways.
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