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POLITICS

Portugal's parliament approves bill to ban face veils proposed by far-right party

Saturday, Oct 18

Portugal's parliament has passed a bill banning face veils, focusing on religious and gender-related motives, proposed by the far-right Chega party.

SPORTS

US Military Strikes Suspected Drug Vessel in Caribbean; Survivors Captured

Saturday, Oct 18

US military conducts strikes on drug vessels in the Caribbean, capturing survivors; raises legal questions amid escalating tensions with Venezuela.

SCIENCE

France Arrests Four in Alarming Plot Against Russian Dissident Vladimir Osechkin

Friday, Oct 17

French authorities arrest four men over a suspected plot against Russian dissident Vladimir Osechkin, highlighting serious threats to human rights activists.

WORLD NEWS

Russia Sentences 15 Ukrainian Soldiers from Aidar Battalion to Long Prison Terms

Friday, Oct 17

Russia convicts 15 Ukrainian soldiers on terrorism charges in a widely condemned trial, raising concerns over international law violations.

POLITICS

UK Court Allows Palestine Action to Challenge Ban as Terror Group

Friday, Oct 17

UK court permits Palestine Action to legally challenge its designation as a terrorist organization amid significant civil liberties concerns.

POLITICS

Trump threatens military action against Hamas if violence in Gaza continues

Friday, Oct 17

Trump warns Hamas of military action if violence in Gaza persists amid a recent ceasefire agreement.

POLITICS

Mongolian Prime Minister Ousted Amid Political Turmoil

Friday, Oct 17

Mongolia's Prime Minister Zandanshatar Gombojav was ousted from office after only four months, amid political infighting and public unrest.

POLITICS

New York City Mayoral Candidates Clash Over Housing, Israel-Gaza, and Trump in Fiery Debate

Friday, Oct 17

Candidates Mamdani, Cuomo, and Sliwa debated housing, Trump, and Israel-Gaza, revealing their differing visions for New York City ahead of the election.

WORLD NEWS

U.S. Chamber of Commerce Sues Trump Administration Over $100,000 H-1B Visa Fee

Friday, Oct 17

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has filed a lawsuit against President Trump's $100,000 H-1B visa fee, arguing it disrupts business operations and violates immigration law.