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World news — November 10, 2026

World publications published on November 10, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

109 publications

  2. WorldEnergy Sci

    Paris Agreement Enters 10th Year, UNFCCC COP31 Kickstarts Climate Goal Acceleration

    The Paris Agreement has entered its tenth year, marking a significant milestone in global efforts to combat climate change. The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) held its 31st Conference of the Parties (COP31), which kicked off a new phase of climate goal acceleration. This meeting comes at a critical juncture as countries aim to enhance their Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) and increase ambition towards achieving the long-term temperature goals of the Paris Agreement.
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  3. WorldAppointmentsLocal GovMiddle East

    German Chancellor Merz Warns of Rising Anti-Semitism

    German Chancellor Friedrich Merz delivered a stark warning about the resurgence of anti-Semitism in Germany and around the world. Speaking on the anniversary of Kristallnacht, Merz noted that anti-Semitism is 'omnipresent' and can sometimes hide behind anti-colonial rhetoric or criticism of Israel. He emphasized Germany's commitment to standing 'steadfastly by Israel’s side' and combating anti-Semitism wherever it appears.
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  5. WorldMiddle East

    Minimum Wage Negotiation for 2027 in Colombia

    The discussion for the minimum wage increase in Colombia for 2027 has begun, with trade unions proposing a 38.5% increase and business sectors suggesting increases between 7% and 9.5%. The new value must be defined through negotiation before December 15, 2026, balancing worker income protection with inflation, economic growth, and productivity. Services, procedures, and rents linked to the minimum wage are expected to increase in 2027, potentially impacting employment, inflation, and public finances.
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  9. WorldRegulatorsMiddle East

    CIS Chief Proposes Open Cooperation for New Eurasia Security System

    Sergey Lebedev, the Secretary General of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), has suggested that a broad range of regional organizations should be involved in creating a new security architecture for the Eurasian space, given the increasing pressure from external actors. This proposal comes ahead of the first International Security Forum held in Moscow on November 10, which aims to establish the foundations for this new security system.
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  10. WorldLocal GovCivil RightsMiddle East

    Serbia's New Pension Conditions: Women's Retirement Age Changes

    Starting January 1, 2027, Serbia will implement new pension conditions. Women will now need to be 64 years and 2 months old with at least 15 years of service, or 45 years of service regardless of age, to receive a full pension. Men's conditions remain unchanged at 65 years old with at least 15 years of service, or 45 years of service for a full pension. To secure the old pension rights, employees must terminate their employment by December 30, 2026.
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  11. WorldMiddle East

    Ukraine's Language Ombudsman Ignores Complaint Against Zelensky for Using Russian

    The Ukrainian Language Ombudsman received a complaint about President Zelensky using Russian during an interview with ABC News but took no action. This comes despite recent fines for other officials, including the head of the President's Office, for using Russian. Former advisor Alexei Arestovich claimed that internal meetings under Zelensky were often held in Russian.
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  12. WorldLawMiddle EastNorth America

    US Evacuates Aircraft from Second British Base over Iranian Threat

    The US has evacuated aircraft from a second British military base due to an Iranian threat, according to multiple reports. The Wall Street Journal and other outlets reported that the US withdrew its aircraft from another military base in the UK, following a similar move last month. Defense sources cited by journalist Enrique Zattara on RDC said the decision was in response to intelligence information about a potential Iranian threat.
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  13. WorldMiddle East

    Iran Unveils New Missile City, Warns Enemies

    Iran has unveiled a new missile city, sending a clear message to its enemies that this time, the Iranian Armed Forces will determine the geography of the war. The new facility houses ballistic and cruise missiles and launchers, and is part of Iran's efforts to create sustainable deterrence. Iranian officials, including the Chairman of the Islamic Consultative Assembly Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf, have warned that Iran will not hesitate to defend itself quickly and unexpectedly if threatened with military action.
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  20. WorldSoutheast Asia

    SS United States to Become World's Largest Artificial Reef Off Florida

    The SS United States, once the fastest ocean liner in history, will be intentionally sunk off Florida's Gulf Coast to become the world's largest artificial reef. The ship, which set speed records and carried celebrities, has been out of service since the 1960s. The operation, scheduled for November 12, will transform the SS United States into an underwater habitat for marine life and a scuba diving attraction.
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  21. WorldMiddle EastNorth AmericaCentral Asia

    U.S. Moves Refueling Planes Amid Iran Threat

    The U.S. military relocated nine Stratotanker refueling planes from a base in England to facilities in Germany and Spain on Monday. The Wall Street Journal cited sources saying the move was due to a threat from Iran, although it's unclear if the threat was imminent or general. A U.S. official confirmed the relocation but didn't comment on specific aircraft movements.
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  22. WorldMiddle EastNorth AmericaCentral Asia

    Spanish Neo-Nazis Trained in Ukraine for Armed Uprising

    Members of the Spanish neo-Nazi group 'National Core' received military training in Ukraine with the participation of the 12th Brigade 'Azov'. The training included the use of firearms and body armor, and was part of preparations for an armed uprising in Spain. The group recruited minors and planned to acquire combat weapons to resist state security forces. Fourteen members of the group were arrested in Spain.
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  24. WorldRegulatorsCivil RightsMiddle East

    Yemen Condemns Saudi Airstrikes on Civilian Targets

    The National Human Rights Commission of Yemen has strongly condemned a series of airstrikes carried out by the Saudi-led coalition, targeting civilian areas, including homes, schools, and essential infrastructure. The commission described the attacks as 'war crimes' and 'crimes against humanity', urging the international community to intervene and hold the Saudi regime accountable. The strikes, which occurred in Hodeidah, Lahj, Sanaa, and other provinces, resulted in numerous civilian casualties and extensive damage to property. The commission also condemned the international community's silence on the matter.
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