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Satellite images show widespread destruction in Gaza despite truce
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Satellite images show widespread destruction in Gaza despite truce

The latest photographs, captured on November 8, indicate that the number of destroyed structures may be even higher, as satellite coverage was not available for all zones. Some experts suggest that these demolitions could violate the ceasefire agreements mediated by the United States, Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey, although the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) maintain that their actions comply with the framework of the truce.

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Protesters disrupt COP30 climate summit in Brazil
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Protesters disrupt COP30 climate summit in Brazil

Journalists from the BBC reported chaotic scenes as UN security staff and Brazilian soldiers tried to control the crowd, urging delegates to evacuate immediately. Online videos showed demonstrators carrying placards as they pushed past the venue entrance.

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Former French President out of jail after three weeks, remains under supervision
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Former French President out of jail after three weeks, remains under supervision

The 70-year-old ex-president was sentenced on October 21 for conspiring to secure illicit campaign funds. His legal team acted quickly, submitting a request for early release, which a Paris court approved on Monday. Following the court’s decision, Sarkozy’s vehicle was seen departing the prison shortly before 3 p.m. local time, and he later returned to his residence in western Paris.

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Opposition rejects dialogue as treason cases rise across Tanzania
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Opposition rejects dialogue as treason cases rise across Tanzania

Court documents show that nearly 340 people were initially detained for their alleged involvement in protests and unrest surrounding the October 29 elections. Of these, 302 individuals have been formally charged with treason, one of the gravest crimes under Tanzanian law, which can carry the death penalty.

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Ghana helicopter crash blamed on harsh weather conditions
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Ghana helicopter crash blamed on harsh weather conditions

The Z9 military helicopter was en route from the capital, Accra, to Obuasi in August when it plunged into a thick forest. No one survived the accident. Investigators found that the helicopter lost lift and altitude due to a “downdraft,” a sudden downward air current. The report emphasized that the aircraft itself was fit to fly, but lacked modern safety features.

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Ex-Gabon First Lady and son skip court hearing amid embezzlement case
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Ex-Gabon First Lady and son skip court hearing amid embezzlement case

Court records indicate that nine of the 12 accused were present for the opening session. Prosecutors allege that Sylvia, 62, and her son, 33, exploited the period after former President Ali Bongo suffered a major stroke in 2018, manipulating presidential powers to funnel public funds into their personal accounts.

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Lissu’s treason trial delayed again over court safety concerns
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Lissu’s treason trial delayed again over court safety concerns

The prosecution requested a 14-day extension under Section 302 of the Criminal Procedure Act to make new arrangements, but Justice Dastan Ndunguru declined, instead adjourning the case for two days to November 12, 2025. The court instructed that all witnesses and Lissu must be present on the new date.

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Hannibal Gaddafi walks free after nearly 10 years in Lebanon
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Hannibal Gaddafi walks free after nearly 10 years in Lebanon

Gaddafi, 49, was first arrested in 2015 over allegations that he had hidden details about the disappearance of Lebanese Shia cleric Musa al-Sadr in 1978. At the time of the cleric’s disappearance, Gaddafi was just two years old, and he held no official role in Libya as an adult.

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