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Yemen displacement, California commutations, Paraguay bank-collapse charges

More than 323,000 people have been displaced by fighting in Yemen since August, the UN says, and hospitals in besieged Taiz warn they could lose emergency services if fuel runs out. California Governor Gavin Newsom issued commutations replacing 548 death sentences with life without parole, though some require court approval. In Paraguay’s continuing bank-collapse crisis, the Senate removed President Santiago Peña, who now faces criminal charges alongside former central-bank chief Carlos Carvallo.

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Conflict

Government

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Paraguay’s Senate removes President Santiago Peña over bank crisis

Paraguay’s Senate removed Santiago Peña after lawmakers accused him of misconduct linked to Ueno Bank. His successor, Pedro Alliana, has promised full compensation to people affected by the collapse, while Peña is due to be questioned in a separate criminal investigation.

Trump says he ordered probe of Democrats over impeachment threats

Trump says he ordered a criminal investigation into Democratic lawmakers' alleged impeachment threats and denies that administration officials committed impeachable acts. Republican Representative Thomas Massie is expected to reintroduce impeachment articles against Secretary of War Pete Hegseth.

Rights

California governor commutes 548 death sentences

California Governor Gavin Newsom issued commutations for everyone on the state’s death row. The action replaces their death sentences with life without parole, though some grants require court approval.

Elections

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Conflict

  1. Russian attack on Ukraine aid center reportedly kills 55

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  2. Most Ukrainians surveyed at Polish border plan short visits home

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  3. Yemen strikes kill at least 33, Houthi-run media say

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Government

  1. Russia’s Putin expands control over Japan Tobacco businesses to 7

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  2. US regulators propose $49.75 million rental settlement with Progress

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  3. US Commerce Department reportedly approves New Matrix for Nvidia chips

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  1. Armenia’s prosecutors re-elect Armen Grigoryan to ethics panel 40–0

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  2. Armenia’s parliament speaker orders inquiry into department head

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  3. Armenia, Azerbaijan and US launch transit route planning groups

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Rights

  1. France’s protests draw at least 600,000, ministry says

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  2. US Supreme Court takes up Goldman Sachs bankruptcy arbitration case

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  3. French authorities investigate more than 100 alleged police misconduct cases

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  1. France’s Interior Ministry puts protest turnout at 146,000

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Elections

  1. South Africa’s African National Congress loses 6 metro majorities: commission

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  2. New Zealand votes on final day of general election

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Security

  1. Bomb threats disrupt at least 18 more flights across Europe

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  2. EU prosecutors investigate possible fraud in Spanish rail funding

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  3. Kraków suspect in shooting that killed 6 dies, Polish police say

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  1. Armenia’s police arrest 3 men, say they prevented a killing

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  2. US offers up to $20 million for Iran nuclear information

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  3. US charges Soall, Hazan and Sheetrit in alleged $129 million fraud

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Reports on this date

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    AveNews

    Yemen displacement, Ukraine power cuts, Paraguay’s presidential removal

    The UN says fighting has displaced more than 323,000 people in Yemen since August, while hospitals in besieged Taiz warn that emergency services could close if fuel runs out. Power cuts continue in Ukraine as delegations prepare for talks in Abu Dhabi. Paraguay’s new president, Pedro Alliana, promises full compensation for people affected by Ueno Bank’s collapse.

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    3 min38 sources

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    Technology

    SonicWall security deadline, Google’s $17 billion Wyoming plan

    SonicWall has released fixes for the actively exploited authentication flaw, but says there are no workarounds for affected systems. Google plans a $17 billion investment to develop the unfinished Wyoming data center it acquired from Crusoe. OpenAI received the first part of its funding round on 6 November, with the remainder expected in the coming weeks.

    Daily report · covering

    2 min12 sources

  • A painted line of people carrying bundles walks along a road past a low building, with mountains and hillside homes in the distance. A woman holds a baby beside two children. SI illustration
    Science

    Yemen displacement, Congo raid, Gaza flooding

    The UN says fighting has displaced more than 323,000 people in Yemen since August, while hospitals in besieged Taiz warn that emergency services could close if fuel runs out. In eastern Congo, a hospital director says patients and people monitored for Ebola who fled a raid are difficult to find. Gaza’s Civil Defence says flooding has forced people from shelters and interrupted hospital emergency care.

    Daily report · covering

    3 min17 sources

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    Business

    Berkshire buybacks, Adani’s Evos deal, US rental settlement proposal

    Berkshire Hathaway’s third-quarter share buybacks reached $9.6 billion, with further purchases in October and a later filing due to detail its stock-portfolio moves. Adani Ports’ €2.56 billion agreement to buy Evos would expand its European operations once approved and completed. A proposed $49.75 million rental settlement would fund consumer compensation and impose pricing and deposit rules if a judge approves it.

    Daily report · covering

    3 min28 sources

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    Culture

    Flo Milli copyright ruling, Hana-Kimi television adaptation

    Deal’s lawyer plans to challenge the dismissal of copyright claims against Flo Milli, Babyface Ray and 42 Dugg in the Ninth Circuit. NTV plans a new Hana-Kimi adaptation, with a director’s cut also set for Hulu in Japan.

    Daily report · covering

    1 min3 sources

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    Sports

    Athlete eligibility reversal, Ronaldo’s Portugal retirement, São Paulo grid penalties

    A federal appeals court rejected athletes’ proposed market definition and reversed a fifth-year eligibility ruling for 2022 high-school graduates; separate state-court orders remain in place. Cristiano Ronaldo leaves Portugal duty with a European Championship and two Nations League titles. Verstappen and Hamilton face back-of-grid starts in São Paulo on 8 November.

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    4 min52 sources