Buildings burning, chaos in the streets, and people still enjoying their coffee like it's a normal day in Paris. Apparently, even a city in chaos can't interrupt the café culture.
Violent unrest has hit Milan, Italy, with footage showing groups attacking police vehicles as protests escalate into clashes, fires, and shop looting. Authorities have responded with tear gas and water cannons, while dozens have been arrested. What began as demonstrations over rising living costs has turned into a major security challenge for the city.
More..Residents of Oliva, near Alicante in eastern Spain, are recovering after rescuers spent hours evacuating people from homes flooded by heavy rain.
Survivors described the frightening experience as water levels continued to rise, with one resident recalling a sleepless night spent waiting for the water to recede before they could escape.
More..Albanian police used water cannons to push back demonstrators in Tirana as protests entered their seventh consecutive day.
Protesters are demanding better educational conditions and the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama, who has been in power for 13 years.
Rama said demonstrators had crossed a “red line” by attacking police officers and public institutions, while reiterating his offer of dialogue.
More..Hundreds of protesters from the Alliance of Central Kalimantan Residents Against Haze gathered outside the governor’s office in Palangkaraya, Indonesia, demanding stronger government action over prolonged wildfires.
The demonstration reflects growing public frustration after months of wildfire-related haze affected communities across Central Kalimantan.
More..'Israeli' Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited a shopping mall in Ramla, where he interacted with supporters ahead of 'Israel’s' parliamentary election scheduled for October 27.
One supporter expressed confidence in Netanyahu, saying, “I only vote for Bibi,” and describing him as the only leader who could look after the country.
More..Forget Black Friday. Apparently, online platforms are having they're own Sephora sale, Makeup products stolen during the lootings in France are reportedly appearing online for ridiculously low prices. The funniest part? Some sellers seem to be pricing luxury beauty products like they have absolutely no idea what they're worth. Beauty lovers are seeing a bargain. Everyone else is seeing a red flag.
More..Footage released by Yemen’s Houthi movement shows what the group says was an attack by its fighters against Saudi-backed forces in the northern governorate of Al Jawf.
The claims have not been independently verified.
More..UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan welcomed French President Emmanuel Macron at Zayed International Airport in Abu Dhabi.
Macron is on a Gulf tour aimed at securing oil and diesel supplies to help bring down prices, following a weekend of violent protests in France over soaring living costs.
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French President Emmanuel Macron and Kuwait’s Emir Sheikh Mishal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah oversaw the signing of agreements covering various sectors between the two countries in Kuwait City.
Macron’s Gulf tour aims to secure oil and diesel supplies and help bring down prices, following a weekend of violent protests in France sparked by rising living costs.
More..Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi welcomed his Russian counterpart, Sergey Lavrov, in Tehran for Lavrov’s first visit since the outbreak of the Middle East war.
The meeting comes as Moscow seeks to play a mediating role amid ongoing regional tensions.
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