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While Britain’s state broadcaster apologized to the president for the way it edited his speech, it said it would not offer financial compensation, as Trump has demanded. Two of the BBC’s top executives, Director General Tim Davie and its news chief, Deborah Turness, resigned over the incident and accusations of biased coverage. BBC chair Samir Shah sent a personal apology Thursday to the White House. Trump has launched a flurry of lawsuits against publications and media companies he has accused of being unfriendly and defamatory, including the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, ABC and Paramount. In July, Paramount agreed to settle a $20 billion lawsuit filed by Trump over…
On Sunday 16 November, Chileans will go to the polls to elect President Gabriel Boric successor, who has been barred from running for immediate re-election under the constitution. The vote comes amid deep political polarisation and with security emerging as the primary concern for citizens, pushing economic and social issues that dominated previous elections into the background. For decades, Chile was considered one of the safest countries in Latin America. And while its homicide rate— 6 per 100,000 inhabitants in 2023, according to the World Bank – remains low by regional comparison, the country has faced a steady increase in…
By Euonews Published on 15/11/2025 – 9:37 GMT+1 Russia temporarily suspends roughly 2% of its global oil supply following a Ukrainian strike on one of its major facilities in its southwestern port city of Novorossiysk in Krasnodar Krai on Friday, according to multiple Russian officials and Telegram channels. The attack, which struck the Sheskharis oil terminal and sparked fires, according to officials, serves as the endpoint for pipelines. It sparked a large fire at the site, now extinguished, causing it to suspend exports of 2.2 million barrels per day, according to Reuters, citing industry sources. Ukrainian strikes have repeatedly targeted Novorossiysk…
Published on 15/11/2025 – 9:33 GMT+1 •Updated 9:52 The US Southern Command released images on Friday of a lethal kinetic attack on a boat in international waters in the Caribbean on Monday 10 November. The four crew members on board were “killed”, the US administration confirmed, bringing the total to nearly 80 dead in more than 20 attacks since the operation began in August off the Venezuelan coast. US Secretary of Defence Pete Hegseth officially dubbed the mission ‘Southern Lance’, justifying it as an action to combat drug trafficking from Latin America. The deployment includes approximately 10,000 troops and the…
By Euronews with IJF Published on 15/11/2025 – 8:32 GMT+1 The IJF World Tour returned to Croatia as its capital hosted the first day of the 2025 Zagreb Grand Prix. Arena Zagreb was brimming with excitement as young judo-mad fans got to watch their heroes. At -48 kg, Eva PEREZ SOLER was delighted to take her first Grand Prix gold medal. Two yuko scores proved the difference in the final against Laura ESPADINHA. IJF President, Mr Marius VIZER was on hand to award the medals. The -60 kg category final saw an all French showdown. Enzo JEAN took on compatriot Romain…
The world’s climate leaders are conceding that Earth’s warming will shoot past a hard limit they set a decade ago in hopes of keeping the planet out of a danger zone. But they’re not conceding defeat. United Nations officials, scientists, and analysts are pinning their hopes on eventually forcing global temperatures back below the red line they set in the 2015 Paris Agreement, which sought to limit warming to 1.5°C since preindustrial times. Busting that limit and then coming back down is called “overshoot.” In the way climate science uses the term, it doesn’t mean zooming by a red line…
By Rob Perkins Published on 15/11/2025 – 8:03 GMT+1 Rob Perkins is a writer at Responsible Travel. “It sometimes rains in summer, too.” That was my rationale, the first time I booked a trip to Europe in winter. Surely walking in northern Portugal in February was asking for trouble? As it turned out, I couldn’t have been more wrong. We had the trails in Peneda-Geres National Park almost to ourselves. When we stopped at restaurants to eat, there was always a table immediately available and it was quiet enough that the owners would welcome us in personally. Sometimes they’d even sit…
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Tech job postings on the hiring platform Indeed have been declining globally since their peak in late 2022. By 2025, postings had fallen below pre-pandemic levels everywhere, though the drop has been less severe in emerging market economies. European countries have seen some of the largest declines, while several Middle Eastern economies have experienced strong growth over the last five years. So, how have tech job postings changed? Which European countries have recorded the biggest declines? What are ‘tech jobs’? Indeed classifies tech and mathematics roles under four categories: software development; information design and technology; IT operations and help desk;…
Pa Jit restaurant in Nakhon Pathom, Thailand, has turned a flood into a unique dining experience. Eleven days after the Tha Chin River breached its banks, fish now swim among diners’ feet, drawing crowds eager to watch and photograph the spectacle. Families sit with toddlers playing in the water while staff in waders serve meals across the flooded floor. Owner Pornkamol Prangprempree says profits have doubled, reaching around $618 per day, compared with $309 before the flood. The restaurant has been a riverside fixture for more than 30 years and previously flooded in 2019.