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World news — November 7, 2026 - Page 2

World publications published on November 7, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 2 of 5.

106 publications

  1. WorldMiddle EastChess

    Russia Wins European Judo Team Championship After Seven Years

    The Russian judo team has won the European Team Championship for the first time in seven years, held in Belgrade. In the final, the Russians defeated the Georgian team 4:1. This is the second time the Russian team has won the European Championships, having previously done so in 2019 in Minsk. The team competed with national symbols and confidently navigated the bracket.
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  8. WorldMiddle EastNorth America

    US Sanctions Chinese Companies Over Cuba Ties

    The US Treasury Department has imposed new sanctions against two Chinese companies, CEIEC and Beijing H & C Technologies, accusing them of supplying electronic and security equipment to the Cuban military. This move has drawn criticism from China, which has rejected the sanctions as 'illegal' and 'sabotage' of its cooperation with Cuba. The sanctions are part of the Trump administration's campaign against Cuban authorities and come amid escalating tensions between the US and Cuba.
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  9. WorldElectionsMiddle East

    MK Party Objects to eThekwini Election Results Over Alleged Irregularities

    The uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) Party has lodged formal objections with the IEC over alleged voting and counting irregularities in the eThekwini municipality during the 2026 local government elections. The party, led by former president Jacob Zuma, raised concerns about system failures, discrepancies between electronic results and physical results slips, and issues with the counting, verification, and reconciliation processes. They demand an immediate audit of the disputed results, freezing of contested ballots, and an independent forensic examination of the IEC's systems. The MK Party is leading in eThekwini with 41.09% of the vote and 27 seats.
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  11. WorldAsiaLogisticsSoftware

    Strengthening India's Port Resilience

    India's port modernization strategy should extend beyond cargo volumes and vessel turnaround times. Enhancing resilience, bolstering alternative transport links, and improving coordination among port authorities and logistics providers are crucial for maintaining trade during disruptions. This involves addressing geopolitical tensions, climate risks, and cyber threats, as well as integrating green and digital transitions into port planning.
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  12. WorldExecutiveAfricaBudget

    Canada to Welcome Over 600,000 New Permanent Residents by 2027

    Canada's new immigration plan, announced in the federal budget, aims to welcome up to 622,000 new permanent residents by 2027. This includes a one-time measure to transition up to 200,000 temporary residents already in Canada to permanent status by the end of 2027. The plan also increases annual immigration targets to 380,000 permanent residents and 370,000 temporary residents per year from 2027 to 2029.
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  14. WorldBillRegulatorsGovernanceMiddle East

    US Demands Iraq Close Border Crossings with Iran

    The Iraqi Foreign Minister revealed that the US has officially requested Iraq to close all border crossings with Iran, except for two. This demand comes amidst warnings of a potential renewed war in the region, with Iraq having incurred around $60 billion in losses due to the halt of oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz. Iraq has informed Iran of its acceptance of friendship and alliance but rejects any interference in its internal affairs. Baghdad also possesses information about external parties using Iraqi territory to attack neighboring countries.
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  16. WorldMiddle East

    Canary Islands Struggles with Surge in Migrant Arrivals

    The Canary Islands are facing a significant increase in migrant arrivals, primarily via the Atlantic route, with thousands of people arriving on small boats and cayucos in recent weeks. The situation has put a strain on the islands' resources, leading to requests for urgent reinforcement of National Police and Civil Guard, as well as appeals to the EU for intervention. The Government of Spain and the Canarian government are working together to manage the humanitarian emergency, including activating the Canary Islands Plan and seeking solidarity from other autonomous communities.
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  19. WorldMiddle EastIntelligenceBorder Security

    Iran Proposes Nuclear Deal to US via Qatar

    Iran has sent a nuclear proposal to the US through Qatari mediators, demanding that Washington meet seven conditions before discussing it. The proposal, which is being reviewed by the US, includes lifting the naval blockade, releasing frozen assets, and reopening the Strait of Hormuz. However, the US insists that nuclear issues must be part of any initial negotiations.
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  20. WorldMiddle East

    Germany's Defense Minister Discusses Military Conscription

    Tens of thousands protest against the reintroduction of military conscription in Germany. The Federal Minister of Defense emphasizes the importance of a strong German Armed Forces and is optimistic that the goal can be achieved without compulsion. He assures that the Bundeswehr can meet its personnel needs without reintroducing compulsory military service, understanding the concerns of young protesters. The minister aims to attract more women to the Bundeswehr and strengthen the army through diversity.
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  22. WorldMiddle East

    Greece Issues NAVTEX for Greece-Cyprus Cable Research

    Greece has issued a NAVTEX for the research of the French vessel Abeille Marengo, within the framework of the electrical interconnection between Greece and Cyprus. The research will last for four months, until March 6, covering the section of the route from Crete to Kasos and eastwards, up to the limits of the Cypriot EEZ. Cyprus has also issued a NAVTEX for the section of the route within its EEZ, effective from November 19 to March 19. Greece has sent a clear message to Turkey that it will continue to exercise its sovereign rights in the Eastern Mediterranean.
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  24. WorldBillMiddle East

    Reza Pahlavi Accepts Freedom Prize on Behalf of Iranian People

    Reza Pahlavi, the son of Iran's last shah, accepted the Friedrich Naumann Foundation's 2026 Freedom Prize on behalf of the Iranian people at a ceremony in Frankfurt. The award honors Iranians fighting for democracy and human rights, recognizing those killed during protests and political prisoners. Pahlavi's acceptance of the prize sparked discussions and protests, with some supporting him as an alternative leader and others criticizing his monarchist past.
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