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- 21:01
Germany, Gen Z protests degenerate into clashes in several cities
The demonstrations of the “Gen Z regelt” movement against the cost of living, school funding cuts and the return of military conscription escalated into unrest in Frankfurt, Hamburg, Cologne and Berlin. After peaceful afternoon marches, clashes broke out in the evening with smashed shop windows, burning barricades and police water cannon charges. In Berlin, 27 officers were injured and nearly 60 people were arrested, according to the city police. The movement has announced new mobilizations for November 20, when it plans to join other youth protests. Sources: Euronews, Kmetro0.
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- 13:57
Urda rail disaster, 56 of 69 victims identified
Three days after the collision between two high-speed trains in Urda, in the province of Toledo, the death toll remains at 69: all autopsies have been completed and 56 of the victims have been identified. The Guardia Civil is continuing search operations in the area of the accident for a second consecutive night. The French Foreign Ministry has confirmed that a French citizen is among the victims. Toledo Cathedral will host a funeral in the coming days. On Tuesday the Spanish government will approve economic aid linked to the accident and will receive a report from Transport Minister Óscar Puente. Source: El Diario.
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- 13:57
Poland, Nawrocki leaves the Constitutional Tribunal at 5 a.m.: three detained
The night of institutional clash in Warsaw ended around five in the morning: President Karol Nawrocki, who had entered the Constitutional Tribunal building together with Supreme Court First President Zbigniew Kapiński after cutting short a flight to Senegal, left the premises following a scuffle with the unrecognized judges. Police detained three people. Nawrocki accused the new judges of a “forcible takeover” (transl. from Polish) of a constitutional body of the State. The Tribunal’s president, suspended in recent days, showed up outside the building asking to enter. Source: Interia.
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- 13:57
Gaza, Israeli raids kill eight Palestinians between Khan Younis and Gaza City
Separate Israeli attacks killed at least eight Palestinians on Sunday in the Gaza Strip, according to rescuers and the Hamas-run Interior Ministry. Five police officers died in a raid in western Khan Younis; three other people, including a child, were killed in an airstrike on Gaza City, according to medical services. The Israeli military said it had struck several militants in Khan Younis, without providing further details. Since the start of the US-mediated ceasefire, Gaza health authorities report at least 1,500 Palestinians killed in Israeli attacks, while Israel reports four soldiers dead. Source: Reuters.
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- 13:57
Binance, FBI attributes record $6.3 billion theft to North Korea
The FBI has formally attributed the October 29 hacking attack against cryptocurrency exchange Binance, in which $6.3 billion in digital assets were stolen from the platform’s hot wallets, to North Korea. The American agency identifies the operation as traceable to the group known as “TraderTraitor”, the same one believed responsible for the $1.5 billion theft from Bybit last year, and notes that the stolen assets are being converted into Ethereum. Binance stated that it has already covered approximately 90% of the stolen amount and that withdrawals are resuming “in phases”. Source: Euronews.
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