An unmanned aerial vehicle strike targeted the Khor Mor gas facility located in northern Iraq, leading to an immediate suspension of operations at the energy site. The sudden shutdown resulted in extensive electrical blackouts across the surrounding region.
Authorities have not yet released information regarding potential casualties, the extent of the physical damage, or the origin of the aerial assault. Additional information is expected to emerge as the situation unfolds.
Ukraine and Russia have agreed to expand next round of negotiations to include European countries European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen insisted it is “self-explanatory” that Europe should be included in the peace talks on Ukraine “to safeguard our interests, but also to support Ukraine.” “We will come forward as a commission with a proposal for the financing of the Ukrainian needs in 2027, and with the 22nd sanctions package before the next European Council,” she said. Continue reading...
Pope Leo XIV has warned that digital technology risks replacing genuine human interaction.
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Heavy rain and strong winds have also caused disruption across British Columbia, Canada, over the last week Storm Charles has brought destructive weather to the Iberian peninusla this week, particularly in Portugal and the far south of Spain. Heavy rain and strong south-westerly winds arrived first in the Portuguese island of Madeira, before the system headed towards the mainland on 11 November. A wind gust of 84.5mph (136 km/h) was recorded at Funchal airport, alongside rainfall totals reaching 355mm in 12 hours. Lisbon saw 183 flights cancelled on Wednesday, around a third of its normal daily traffic, while Madrid Barajas airport had 155 cancellations. After causing widespread flooding in Spain and Portugal, the system moved on a north-easterly track through southern France and then towards northern Italy. This resulted in significant flooding in parts of Cannes, some of which caused r