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A Spanish judge orders a secrecy of more documents about the influx of immigrants into a Saturday.

A Spanish judge in Madrid, Tuesday, ordered the Government to dismiss further intelligence documents and reports related to the mass transit of migrants to a Saturday from Morocco in July last year, which was the border flow, which resulted in the death and widespread debate over responsibility. The Supreme Court Judge Maria Tardun investigated what the Spanish authorities had already known about the operation, how intelligence had been dealt with, and whether the officials had failed to take the necessary action in response to the warnings, in a case that was a test of accountability for immigration management on the southern border of Europe.

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Italy: E-attack targeting Georgia ' s parliamentary mail and House of Representatives Regulations

A source in the Italian Chamber of Deputies, Tuesday, said that the e-mail account of Prime Minister Meloney had been one of the accounts targeted in an electronic attack on the Council ' s information technology systems over the past few days in a new security breach plus a series of attacks by Italy and Europe in recent years. The official did not determine whether the parliamentary e-mail of the Prime Minister had been obtained, but confirmed that there was no security emergency while all necessary preventive measures were activated.

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Truce between Moscow and Kiev in the occupied Oliški region of southern Ukraine for humanitarian assistance and the evacuation of civilians

A ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine entered into force at the dawn of Tuesday in the Ulshki area under Russian occupation in the south of the country, in preparation for the delivery of humanitarian assistance and the evacuation of populations wishing to leave. The truce announced last week by Milanya Trumpe is in the midst of a severe humanitarian crisis affecting the city, while its duration and geographical scope remain unclear.

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Chinese cars in Europe... Economic paragraph

In the economic paragraph, we review, together with the classical era, the most notable commercial developments between China and the European Union following the approval of Kenya ' s reduction of its exports of hybrid cars (collecting between a gash engine and an electric motor) to the old continent, highlighting the Marrakech flight exhibit and the settlement of defence industries in Morocco.

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Spain vacated the last large migrant camp in the city of Sebata before a scheduled visit to King Philippe VI.

The Spanish authorities, on Sunday, evacuated the last large migrant camp in the city of Septa, two days before a scheduled visit to King Felipe VI and his wife, in a step more than two months after the influx of more than 70 thousand people from Morocco into the city under Spanish sovereignty. Hundreds of migrants were transported in buses to reception centres, while some fled to nearby hills to avoid transport, in the midst of a political crisis in Madrid and a European concern about the fallout.

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Ukraine will stop its attacks on Russian oil refineries if Moscow does likewise.

Sunday Volodymyr Zelenski confirmed that Ukraine was ready to stop its attacks on Russian oil refineries if it did likewise, following criticisms by United States President Donald Trump, with a growing tension between them since Friday, after Washington had reached an agreement allowing Moscow to pump large amounts of diesel into world markets. Zelenski also responded to Trump ' s statements on the question of selecting a new President of Ukraine, saying that Ukrainians themselves must choose their officials.

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Trump says Ukraine needs a new president instead of Zelenski to end the war.

United States President Donald Trump Saturday said that Ukraine needed a new President instead of Volodymyr Zelenski to end the war with Russia, criticizing Kiev strikes at Russian installations for the burns. In return, the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Ukraine replied that President Zelenski was supported by his people and deserved support.

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Three children were killed and injured, in Russian-Ukraine cross-trigger strikes on Zaborgia and Logansk.

At least 11 people were killed, including three children, and 16 others were injured in Russian strikes on the city of Zabourgea, south-eastern Ukraine, while the Governor loyal to Moscow in Lujansk announced the killing of four civilians and the injury of five Ukrainian attacks during the past 24 hours. These developments come tomorrow at a meeting in Miami, American Florida, in which Ukrainian and European officials participated to try to find a war settlement with Russia, as diplomatic efforts continue to stall.

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Spain: the death of an elderly woman whose evictions from her home sparked protests and trade unions calling for a general strike.

A tenants ' union in Spain announced Wednesday, the death of Marycarmen Abascal, a 87-year-old woman, who was forced to evacuate her home in Madrid on 23 September. Its evacuation sparked major protests, bringing thousands of people to the streets to protest against the housing crisis in Spain. The main Spanish trade unions called for Wednesday to organize a public strike on 11 November next, in a step aimed at increasing pressure on the Government to address the housing crisis and rising rent prices.

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Rubio calls Europe to wake up and defend the strengthening of American power.

During a visit to Athens, United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio called on European States to strengthen their defence and industrial capacities and meet security challenges, stressing that the Donald Trump Administration was striving to consolidate American power and excellence in future technologies. He also commended Greece ' s partnership in the areas of energy and defence, and considered that Iran had lost control of the Harms Strait, while reports of potential conflicts of interest to the American Ambassador in Athens had been controversial during the visit.

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Ukraine: At least two deaths in new Russian attacks on Kiev and other regions

Russia continues to launch air attacks on Ukrainian cities, leaving at least two deaths in Kiev and damage to a number of installations and buildings. Moscow announced a large-scale attack targeting sites in the capital and other areas, including installations in the port of Odessa and vessels used by Ukrainian forces.

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Russia is denying anti-cash procedures and Washington is demanding greater transparency.

The death of a staff member of the Russian Irkutsk obedience school gave rise to controversy after reports of possible pneumonia and special health measures. Moscow denied the adoption of exceptional measures and confirmed the stability of the situation, while Washington called for greater transparency, and the World Health Organization (WHO) estimated a low level of risk.

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Russian: two deaths in a massive Ukrainian attack with marches on the Moscow region

The Governor of the Moscow region, André Voroupov, announced on Tuesday that Ukraine ' s attack with drones had resulted in two deaths and six injured in the area of the Russian capital, in one of the largest offensives on the Moscow perimeter. The mayor of Moscow, Sergei Supianin, reported earlier that the Russian defences had dropped most of the 650 marching aircraft fired towards Moscow during the night, of which 105 were dropped near the same city.

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Pirates hacking the Danish national registry and reaching 8.8 million people's data.

The Danish Ministry of Digital Affairs announced, Monday, that pirates had breached the country ' s national registry and had access to personal data for millions of people, including deceased and migrant. Minister Cristina Egilund described the incident as " extremely dangerous " , confirming the opening of an investigation to determine the full range of penetration that targeted some 8.8 million of the 11 million registered persons in the database.

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Bosnia elections: pro-Russia party proclaims victory in the Republic of Bosnian Serbs

The former Bosnian Serb leader, Milorad Dodik, loyal to Russia, announced Sunday that his party had retained authority in the Bosnian Serb Republic ( Republika Srpska), in general elections, which saw a significant decline in participation of about 42%, 10 points less than the 2022 elections. Preliminary results show that Dodik Zeleka Shvianović ' s candidate is present for the maintenance of the Serbian seat in the tripartite presidency, while the outgoing President Dennis Betcherović is the lead on the Bosnian seat.

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National elections in Bosnia under deep divisions between Bosnians, Croats and Serbs

The Bosnian voters cast their votes on Sunday in the national elections for the selection of officials within a complex system of power-sharing between Bosnians (Muslims), Croats (Cholics) and Orthodox Serbs, a system that emerged from the 1995 Peace Agreement. Bosnia is divided into two autonomous and government entities: the Bosnian Serb Republic and the Bosnian Croat Union, which is also divided into 10 cantons each of its own Government, and all are supervised by a central Government and a tripartite presidency.

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Ukraine: Russia is targeting the northern bridge in Kiev after days of the bombing of the South Bridge.

The mayor of Vitaly Klechko, Saturday, through his official account of the Tilgram application, announced that the north bridge crossing the Denbru River in the Ukrainian capital, Kiev, had been heavily bombed by Russian raids, two days after targeting the South Bridge. Emergency and rescue teams had immediately rushed to the scene to deal with the consequences of the attack as the bridge was closed to traffic.