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Poland’s court crisis: Is Tusk doing what he accused PiS of doing?Politics

Is Poland’s government repeating the actions it accused its predecessor of? MEP Michał Wawrykiewicz tells Europe Today: “Definitely not”; he says the government, parliament and parliament-elected judges are acting in line with European court rulings.

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Poland constitutional crisis: “Tusk was not eager to talk”Politics

Polish Secretary of State Marcin Przydacz said dialogue can help resolve a crisis in a democracy, but Prime Minister Tusk was not eager to talk. The dispute over contested judges is deepening the crisis at Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal.

Eeuronews
Hormuz reopening talks advance as Iran warns of wider response if attackedWorld46:09

Oil prices slip amid improved hopes for diplomacy with Iran. Tehran says talks on Hormuz remain on track and has proposed reopening the strait for two days, while Gulf states keep pressing for a deal. Iran warns it is ready to respond more broadly if attacked. US midterm politics also draw attention, with Trump saying he could be “Mr. Veto” if Democrats win.

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LIVE: French students resume school blockadesSociety

French students unhappy with the government’s response to demands for better learning conditions plan to restart blockades outside campuses.

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Israeli forces withdraw from Hebron after 10-day siegeWorld3:19

Israeli forces have left Hebron in the occupied West Bank after a 10-day military operation that displaced hundreds of Palestinian families and caused widespread economic disruption. At least 537 families were reported displaced. The forces demolished two homes belonging to Palestinians accused of killing Israeli soldiers, while businesses, movement and daily life across the city were disrupted.

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Liga: Diomandé and Mbappé score again for Real MadridSports

Kylian Mbappé and Yan Diomandé scored again for Real Madrid in a 3-0 win over Santander. After a difficult start to the season, Madrid have won nine of their last 10 games.

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Beef with a side of propaganda? North Korea’s barbecue boomSociety

North Korea is showcasing a new enthusiasm for barbecue, with multi-story restaurants, waterside terraces, marble tables fitted with grills, and menus offering beef, pork and ostrich. Experts say the trend is as much about state propaganda as food.

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Latest news bulletin | Morning, November 2, 2026Other

A morning roundup of major stories from Europe and beyond on November 2, 2026, covering world news, business, entertainment, politics, culture and travel.

Eeuronews
Asia’s traders weigh tech selloff and US midtermsEconomy1:35:03

Bloomberg TV’s Asia Trade program, broadcast from Tokyo and Sydney, offers market news and analysis as the trading day begins. Topics include a tech rout putting markets on alert for volatility and Iran preparing for possible renewed US-Israeli strikes.

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Argentina’s Milei pitches a regulation-free AI havenTech

As residents and policymakers in the United States and Europe push back against data centers powering artificial intelligence, Argentine President Javier Milei is promoting the country as a haven for them. He promises a hands-off approach to attract foreign investment needed by Argentina, a country prone to crises.

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Russia and Ukraine say emergency alert apps hit by cyber-attacksWorld3:13

Ukraine and Russia say their emergency alert apps were cyber-attacked, sending users fake warnings. Ukraine's air force said Kyiv was briefly under a radiation threat. Hours later, Russian authorities said their app had been hacked, with a Ukrainian espionage group reportedly sending false warnings of nuclear strikes inside Russia.

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