WorldPresident Trump is traveling to Kansas to campaign for Republican Sen. Roger Marshall before the midterms. Ukraine launched more than 1,000 drones at Russia in one of the war’s largest aerial attacks, while a truck drove through a soccer game, killing two people.
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PoliticsProtests in France over education, public services and the cost of living escalated into clashes, looting and fires, in some of the country’s worst street violence in years. More than 2,300 people were arrested, and President Emmanuel Macron called for calm.
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SocietyA deadly, fast-moving fire at a military base in Alberta killed four people and injured dozens. Prime Minister Mark Carney is scheduled to speak in the House of Commons on Monday.
WorldPrime Minister Sebastien Lecornu said partial curfews will be introduced in parts of France after weekend protests escalated into riots. More than half a million people demonstrated against the high cost of living, with unrest erupting in Paris, Marseille and other cities.
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WorldUkraine’s president says the country received no warning from allies before Russia’s ballistic missile attack on Kyiv. Zelenskyy says Moscow launched 16 missiles and more than 200 drones overnight, killing one person and injuring several. More than 10 energy facilities, a metro station, a medical facility and other buildings were damaged.
PoliticsFrench President Emmanuel Macron is on a three-day visit to Gulf states focused on fuel supplies and strategic ties. He will visit Kuwait first, followed by the UAE, Bahrain and Qatar. The Élysée says Macron will seek commitments for extra diesel and petrol deliveries that could increase supplies available to France.
EconomyUS equity futures rise, with technology stocks poised to end an eight-session losing streak. Volodymyr Zelenskyy accuses Donald Trump of trying to pressure Ukraine into giving in to Russia. Elon Musk says he will give a SpaceX share to every child in America next year. BNY’s Ella Gude discusses global AI trading and valuations.
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PoliticsDonald Trump is set to sign an executive order at the White House, with first lady Melania Trump attending.
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PoliticsVice President JD Vance headlines a midterm campaign rally in Hendersonville, North Carolina, as Republicans make a late effort to mobilize voters before Election Day.
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PoliticsDonald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump take part in an executive order signing ceremony and announcement in the White House Rose Garden.
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WorldYoung people and police clashed in Milan for a second straight day on Sunday, with at least 200 arrests during protests over the cost of living. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni called a security meeting for Monday to address the violence, which recalled scenes of chaos and looting in Paris.
WorldMore than 500,000 people demonstrated across France over soaring energy and living costs, with nearly 2,400 arrests. The unrest is adding pressure to Emmanuel Macron’s strained fiscal agenda.
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PoliticsOn the first day of early in-person voting in the 2026 midterms, voters lined up at polling places in Houston.
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PoliticsFrench Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu said Monday he had asked regional authorities to impose curfews in some cities to protect businesses after weekend demonstrations turned violent in the streets. He described the measures as partial and localized, and accused the “ultra-left movement” of seeking to orchestrate deep unrest nationwide ahead of next year’s presidential election.
WorldZelenskyy says intelligence-sharing between the US and Ukraine has resumed, while Trump waived Russian sanctions. The Kremlin confirmed Monday that a meeting involving Vladimir Putin, Xi Jinping and Donald Trump had been discussed.
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EconomyLebanon's economic crisis has persisted since 2019, and renewed fighting between Israel and Hezbollah derailed last year's fragile recovery. The World Bank forecasts a 6.4% contraction this year and inflation of about 17.5%. Divisions are increasingly apparent in households, businesses and consumer habits.
EconomyExperts tell Euronews that households and businesses can cope with inflation and high interest rates by budgeting carefully, managing borrowing costs, protecting cash reserves and limiting financial risks.
WorldUS President Donald Trump wants to lower fuel prices for Americans and is trying to reopen access to Russian energy, reversing a policy intended to deprive Russian President Vladimir Putin of funds for his war in Ukraine. The shift comes amid a sharp deterioration in relations between Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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PoliticsYossi Beilin tells Al Jazeera that Benjamin Netanyahu’s security doctrine is “very superficial” and was developed without proper consultation. Beilin says security, failures on October 7 and accountability will be central issues in Israel’s election.
WorldFox & Friends co-hosts discuss the latest developments in France, where Emmanuel Macron is demanding accountability for violent mobs terrorizing the country.
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WorldKyiv says the United States has resumed intelligence sharing with Ukraine, while Secretary of State Marco Rubio denies it ever stopped. Alberta voters are deciding whether to break away from Canada. France’s president called for calm after one of the worst outbreaks of unrest in years left one person dead and thousands arrested.
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World4:04:18Students gathered in Tirana as anti-government protests in Albania entered their seventh day. The gatherings follow violent clashes in recent days, during which banks and government buildings were set alight.
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PoliticsAlbania’s prime minister has refused to resign as protests over university conditions reach their sixth day. The unrest follows months of anti-government demonstrations, first sparked by a controversial resort project in an ecologically protected area linked to US President Donald Trump’s family.
PoliticsPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has remained at the top of Israeli politics for decades. Despite being wanted by the ICC, facing protests by hundreds of thousands at home and being charged with corruption and bribery, he remains in power and enters the October 27 prime ministerial election with momentum. The report examines three reasons for his longevity.