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    Saudi Defense Minister Discusses Bilateral Relations and Regional Developments with Malaysia

    Saudi Arabia's Minister of Defense, Khalid bin Salman, held a telephone conversation with his Malaysian counterpart, Mohamad Khalid bin Norodin. The discussion focused on bilateral defense relations between the two countries and reviewed regional developments, including condemning the Houthi militia's attacks on the Kingdom and Holy Sites.
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    Alajuelense vs. Motagua: Battle for Copa Centroamericana Final Spot

    Liga Deportiva Alajuelense hosts Motagua in the second leg of the Copa Centroamericana semi-final, with the winner advancing to the final. The match takes place at the Estadio Alejandro Morera Soto in Alajuela, kicking off at 8 PM. Alajuelense, the reigning tricampion, aims to reach another final, while Motagua seeks to dethrone the red and black and reach the international title. The series is tied 0-0, and a win for Alajuelense by any score will secure their place in the final. A 0-0 draw will extend the series to extra time and potentially penalties. A draw with goals or a Motagua win will see Motagua advance.
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    Ukrainians Dominate Asylum Seekers in Russia

    Nearly half of the foreign citizens who applied for asylum in Russia over nine months this year were Ukrainians. According to Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs data reviewed by TASS, Ukrainians made up approximately 54% of the total 3,802 applications received, with 2,056 Ukrainians seeking asylum. This is a significant decrease of 471 applications compared to the same period in 2025. Syrians were the second-largest group with 641 applications, followed by Afghans with 190. Asylum in Russia allows legal residence, work without a separate permit, and access to medical assistance.
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    Turkey Celebrates 103rd Anniversary of Republic

    Turkey commemorated the 103rd anniversary of the founding of the Republic with various events across the country and abroad. The celebrations honored Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the founder of modern Turkey, and highlighted the nation's progress and achievements since its establishment. Key events included wreath-laying ceremonies, parades, and speeches by political leaders, emphasizing the importance of the Republic in unifying and modernizing the Turkish nation.
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    Ekiti Voters Mobilized for Tinubu's 2027 Re-election

    Governor Biodun Oyebanji of Ekiti State and former Niger Delta militant leader, Government Ekpemupolo (Tompolo), have joined efforts to mobilize Ekiti voters for President Bola Tinubu's re-election in 2027. Tompolo donated 25 vehicles to support the cause, while Oyebanji aims to secure an 80% vote target for Tinubu in Ekiti. Both leaders emphasized the need for a landslide victory.
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    El Salvador Deploys Troops to Haiti to Rescue Missing Soldiers

    El Salvador has deployed over 2,000 soldiers to Haiti to rescue four missing military personnel after an ambush near Port-au-Prince. The operation, backed by various countries and international organizations, is a large-scale effort to locate and return the missing soldiers alive. The Salvadoran government has assured that the deployment is not an invasion and does not pursue economic or political interests in Haiti.
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    Russia-Ukraine War Update: Missile Strikes, Mine Clearance, and Starlink Comments

    Russia launched ballistic missiles targeting Kyiv, causing multiple explosions. Mine clearance operations have begun around Oleksandrivka and Oleshky. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy criticized the limited supply of Patriot missiles. Putin praised Elon Musk's Starlink technology, while two Germans were arrested for attacking Starlink antennas. A Russian drone strike on a Dnipro train station resulted in 13 deaths.
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    Lukashenko Orders Amnesty Draft Law Focused on Women

    Alexander Lukashenko has instructed the Ministry of Internal Affairs to draft an amnesty law with a focus on women. The President also approved changes to the republican public security monitoring system and the procedure for mandatory state fingerprinting. Additionally, he met with the head of the Republic of Altai and participated in a humanitarian operation in Oleyska.
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    Novaya Gazeta Evicted from Moscow Office After 29 Years

    The editorial office of 'Novaya Gazeta', a prominent Russian newspaper, is being evicted from its building in central Moscow after nearly three decades. The eviction notice comes amidst the newspaper's recent designation as a 'foreign agent' by Russian authorities. The Anna Politkovskaya Museum, located within the building, will also close. The newspaper's editor-in-chief, Sergei Sokolov, cited minimal time to pack and a lack of a new location. The eviction follows difficulties in restoring the newspaper's donation system due to corporate refusals since being labeled a 'foreign agent'.
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    Europe Ablaze: Massive Protests Demand Action on Cost of Living, Housing, and Public Services

    Across Europe, hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets in October to protest against rising energy prices, inflation, housing problems, and public service cuts. The demonstrations, which turned violent in some cities, are putting pressure on governments to take concrete steps. France saw the most intense protests, with 410,000 people demonstrating nationwide on 24 October, leading to clashes with police and over 1,300 arrests. In Italy, hundreds were detained in protests against government policies, while in Belgium, vehicles were set on fire. Spain, Portugal, and Albania also saw significant demonstrations, with demands ranging from affordable housing to retirement pay adjustments. Unions have announced new strike dates across the continent.
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    Venezuela's Delcy Rodríguez Promises Elections with 'Renewed' Electoral Authority

    Acting President Delcy Rodríguez of Venezuela has repeatedly assured the public that all elections mandated by the Constitution will take place, organized by a 'renewed' electoral authority and with international observation. She has not specified an immediate date for the elections, stating that the political horizon is not measured by a single date but by achieving certain objectives first. Rodríguez has also promised to address issues such as warrantless arrests and blocked informative portals.
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