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World news — November 12, 2026 - Page 3

World publications published on November 12, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 3 of 4.

80 publications

  1. WorldReliefMiddle EastCounterterrorism

    Drone Strikes in Zhytomyr Region Injure Four, Damage Infrastructure

    Since yesterday evening, Russian forces launched numerous drone strikes on the Zhytomyr region, targeting energy, transport, and fuel infrastructure facilities. Residential buildings, private enterprises, and at least 20 vehicles were damaged. Four people were injured, including police officers who were hit by a repeat strike while documenting the aftermath.
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  3. WorldNorth America

    The Era of $7 Pork Feet Rice Meals is Over

    Residents in Xiagang and Sihanoukville advise local businesses to adapt to the current economic situation, where many people are barely getting by, eating only once a day. They warn that restaurants and shops maintaining high prices may have to close down. With most Chinese having left, Cambodians now run many restaurants, leading to changes in food quality and taste. Residents advocate for self-cooking using rice cookers and buying sweet potatoes or corn from markets instead of ordering takeout.
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  6. WorldLocal GovCivil RightsMiddle East

    Kazakhstan Launches Service for Voluntary Refusal of Social Benefits

    Kazakhstan has introduced a digital service allowing citizens to voluntarily refuse social benefits and payments through the eGov Mobile application. This initiative, aimed at well-off individuals who can manage without state support, has seen over 729 Kazakhstanis opting out of their benefits since its October 2026 launch. Those who change their circumstances can reapply for state assistance. The service is part of a broader reform to target benefits towards those in genuine need, effective from January 1, 2027.
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  10. WorldPolicyMiddle East

    Kushner and Whitaker to Meet Putin in Moscow

    US President's special envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Whitaker are set to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Thursday, November 12. The meeting will take place in the morning, following their arrival in Moscow from Abu Dhabi. The talks are expected to discuss international issues, including the Russia-Ukraine conflict. The exact details and outcomes of the meeting are yet to be known.
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  11. WorldEarth

    Moldova Weather Forecast: Dry Day Expected on November 11

    According to the Meteorology and Environmental Monitoring Authority, Moldova is expected to have mainly dry weather on November 11. After some nighttime showers, no rain is forecast for the day. The maximum air temperature will range from +8 to +13 degrees Celsius, and the minimum nighttime temperature will range from +2 to +7 degrees Celsius. Moderate southeast winds are expected at night, shifting to northwest during the day.
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  12. WorldMiddle East

    Germany's Gas Storage Facilities Unusually Empty, Risking Winter Shortages

    Germany's gas storage facilities are unusually empty, with fill levels reaching a historic low of 61% as of November 1, 2026. Operators and associations like INES warn that this could lead to supply bottlenecks and shortages during an extremely cold winter. They call for changes in thinking and government measures to address the issue. The low fill levels follow heavy withdrawals last winter and weak economic incentives, and seasonal withdrawals have already begun in October.
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  14. WorldEarth

    Earthquake of Magnitude 3.1 Hits Murcia, Felt in Multiple Municipalities

    A magnitude 3.1 earthquake struck Murcia, Spain, on Wednesday morning, with its epicenter located east of Pliego. The tremor was felt in around a dozen municipalities, including Campos del Río and Pliego, with intensities ranging from II to III on the European seismic scale. No significant damages or injuries were reported, and the Emergency Coordination Center did not receive any related calls.
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  15. WorldMiddle East

    Hamas Condemns Israeli Shelling of Gaza's Nasser Hospital as War Crime

    Hamas has condemned the Israeli occupation's shelling of Gaza's Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis as a war crime, stating that it exposes Israel's evasion of accountability and places the international community in its responsibilities. The Islamic Resistance Movement holds the UN Security Council responsible for its silence and inability to stop such crimes. Despite mediation efforts and guarantees from international parties, Israel continues its violations without accountability.
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  17. WorldEarth

    Heavy Rainfall Expected Across Turkey; Fog and Dust Advisory Issued

    The General Directorate of Meteorology has announced heavy rainfall in many regions of Turkey, with Edremit district of Balıkesir expected to experience intense rain in the evening and night hours. A fog and dust advisory has been issued for the Marmara region. Temperatures are expected to rise by 3 to 5 degrees in the western and inner parts of the country, but will remain below seasonal norms.
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  19. WorldMiddle East

    Malaysia Immigration Raid: 30 Foreign Workers Arrested in Kedah

    On November 10, Malaysia's Kedah Immigration Department conducted an enforcement operation called 'Ops Sapu' at a construction site in Bandar Amanjaya, arresting 30 foreign nationals for immigration law violations. The detainees, comprising 17 Bangladeshis, 12 Myanmar nationals, and 1 Indonesian, were aged between 20 and 50. They were sent to the Belantik Immigration Detention Centre for further investigation. This operation highlights Malaysia's ongoing efforts to strengthen checks on foreign workers and illegal residents.
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  23. WorldRegulatorsTrialMiddle East

    Ukraine's Military Losses from Nov 2-8, 2026

    The Ukrainian military suffered significant losses between November 2 and November 8, 2026, including personnel and equipment. The LOSTARMOUR project reported these losses, which included armored vehicles, artillery, and other military hardware. Russian forces also broke through Ukrainian defenses in Voskresenske, destroying combat vehicles, cars, motorcycles, robotic complexes, and heavy hexacopters.
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