Twelve people are killed and 16 others are injured when a bus carrying gas refinery workers overturns in Ilam province, Iran.
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Times of Israel 
November 15
Disasters and accidents
Five people are injured, including three seriously, in a suspected gas explosion and fire at a Christmas market in Maredsous, Wallonia, Belgium.
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in Dutch
International relations
Australia and the Philippines sign a defence cooperation agreement in Manila, simplifying procedures for joint military exercises and expanding maritime surveillance, information sharing, training, and disaster response.
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Reuters
Estonia announces the closure of its three border crossings with Russia starting December 1 after eight suspects were detained over an attempted arson attack on drone manufacturer Threod Systems, which Estonian intelligence attributes to Russia's GRU.
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CNN
Politics and elections
Cape Verdeans vote to elect a president, where the main two candidates are the incumbent PAICV candidate José Maria Neves and the MpD candidate Joana Rosa.
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AP
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Radio Moldova
Armed conflicts and attacks
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps says that a supertanker carrying two million barrels of oil has sunk in the Strait of Hormuz after striking a mine.
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Arab News
The Nigerian Defence Headquarters announces that the Nigerian Army killed eight terrorists, arrested 22 additional terrorists, logistical personnel and their families, and rescued 125 kidnapping victims in various raids in the states of Adamawa, Bauchi, Yobe, and Borno between November 6 and 12.
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The Vanguard
Three people are killed and several others are abducted in a cattle raid in Rabah, Sokoto State, Nigeria.
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The Punch
Business and economy
Amid minimum wage protests by garment workers, 13 garment factories in Gazipur are shut indefinitely under the Bangladesh Labour Act, 2006 and over 50 remain closed in Savar and Ashulia, while 48 platoons of the Border Guard, Ansar, and Special Response Battalion deploy across industrial zones in Dhaka, Gazipur, and Narayanganj.
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The Business Standard
Sports
In golf, Rory McIlroy equals Colin Montgomerie's record for the most Harry Vardon Trophies after winning his eighth Race to Dubai title, which McIlroy claimed after finishing second at the DP World Tour Championship.
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AFP via France 24
In women's rugby league, Australia wins its fourth consecutive World Cup title after defeating New Zealand 34–10 in the final in Brisbane.
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AFP via RFI
Art and culture
Non-profit fanfiction repository website Archive of Our Own is restored to limited functionality 17 days after being targeted in a cybersecurity attack.
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AP
Law and crime
The Jordanian State Security Court sentences three men to death for an October 23 shooting at a Greek Orthodox church in Karak Governorate that killed nine people and injured 25 others. Two accomplices receive six-year prison sentences.
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AFP via France 24
November 14
Business and economy
The Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association threatens to indefinitely close unrest-affected factories without pay under the Bangladesh Labour Act 2006, after ongoing wage protests force the shutdown of 55 units and halt production at 147 others.
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The Business Standard
Canadian prime minister Mark Carney announces that negotiations for a free-trade agreement (FTA) with the Philippines have concluded, with signing expected in 2027. The FTA would eliminate more than 90% of tariff lines.
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AFP
Health and environment
Eight more people in Bangladesh are reported to have died from dengue fever, bringing this year's outbreak's death toll to 491.
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BSS
Arts and culture
The Philippines, with the song "Sobra-Sobra" by Carmelle, wins the inaugural Eurovision Song Contest Asia held in Bangkok, Thailand.
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AP
Law and crime
Border Guard Bangladesh seize 48 high-power explosive gel sticks, 100 detonators, and 11 fuses during an operation along the Bangladesh–India border in Kanaighat Upazila, Sylhet District, Bangladesh.
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BSS
The Guatemalan Army begins deploying a battalion to the departments of Zacapa, Izabal, and Chiquimula following an attack in the Zacapa Department the previous day that killed five people.
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Prensa Libre
Science and technology
Armed conflicts and attacks
Ahmed Abdallah Bishr, the general chief of staff for the Gathering of Sudan Liberation Forces (GSLF), is killed in a drone strike on his home in Nyala in Sudan's South Darfur state.
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Sudan Tribune
The Iranian military attacks, with drones and missiles, an American military facility in Bahrain, in one of the largest attacks on the country in months.
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The National News
Politics and elections
Student protesters, unions, and the yellow vests hold another nationwide protest in France, with over 100,000 participants.
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Türkiye
The South Sudanese election commission postpones the country's first presidential and parliamentary elections since independence in 2011 from December 22, 2026, to February 11, 2027, amid political tensions and continuing violence.
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AFP via RFI
Disasters and accidents
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in Dutch
November 13
Law and crime
Hungary's National Asset Recovery and Protection Office recovers cash worth around US$19.5 million, including 5 billion Ft, from various locations around the country as part of a bribery investigation into Miklós Seszták, who served as Minister of National Development under former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán from 2014 to 2018.
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Reuters
In the United Kingdom, Metropolitan Police announce a criminal investigation into actor David Walliams about "alleged serious sexual offences". The police say they are separate to those investigated by ITN and .
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BBC News
Armed conflicts and attacks
Iran says it has destroyed an early-warning radar in Bahrain as a retaliation for a United States strike on telecommunication infrastructure on Sirik.
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Türkiye
Disasters and accidents
A tanker and the cruise ship collide in the Mississippi River of the United States. The cruise ship, carrying 130 people, sinks. All aboard the survive, with some taken to local hospitals for treatment of minor injuries.
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CNN
The United States Federal Aviation Administration issues a nationwide ground stop for all flights due to "extraordinary circumstances involving communications failures". It is later lifted.
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Reuters
International relations
The United States Department of State designates three Guatemalan criminal groups as foreign terrorist organizations for providing material support to Mexican cartels.
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Macau Business
Sports
In association football, the Royal Spanish Football Federation suspends FC Andorra goalkeeper Jesús Owono for 12 matches following a collision with CD Tenerife forward Jesús de Miguel during a November 2 match, which resulted in de Miguel's death.
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Al Jazeera
November 12
Disasters and accidents
Fourteen people are killed and 30 more injured in a multiple-vehicle collision involving 18 cars and five trucks in the Emirate of Fujairah, United Arab Emirates.
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Al Jazeera
A passenger van plunges off a road in Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan, killing eleven people and wounding three more.
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AP
Law and crime
A British court convicts two Iranian men of spying on journalists from London-based broadcaster Iran International. One of them is also convicted of preparing a violent attack, while a third defendant is acquitted.
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AP
One person is killed and four more are injured in a shooting spree in Logan Circle, Washington D.C., United States. The suspected gunman later kills himself after barricading himself from police inside a nearby apartment.
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AP
Health and environment
Four more children in Bangladesh are reported to have died from measles, bringing the death toll past 1,299.
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BSS
Armed conflicts and attacks
Haitian and Salvadoran soldiers take control of the Stade Sylvio Cator in Port-au-Prince after two years of gang control.
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France 24
Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy and United States special envoy Jared Kushner announce that European representatives will join future peace negotiations with Russia, which Russian president Vladimir Putin agrees to while maintaining his territorial demands and rejecting foreign peacekeeping troops in Ukraine.
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Reuters
At least 10 people, including five with gunshot wounds, are injured in Munshiganj Sadar, Bangladesh, during a clash involving gunfire and crude bomb explosions between two factions of the ruling Bangladesh Nationalist Party.
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The Business Standard
Arts and culture
Guatemala receives the remains of 1967 Nobel Prize in Literature recipient Miguel Ángel Asturias from France, 52 years after his death. President Bernardo Arévalo attends a ceremony ahead of the writer's burial in Guatemala City.
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AFP
Sports
Finland announces visa restrictions preventing Russian athletes, including neutral competitors, from entering for sporting events beginning November 16. Norway also announces similar restrictions on Russian and Belarusian athletes and their support staff.
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AFP via RFI
Business and economy
Jensen Huang resigns as chief executive officer (CEO) and president of Nvidia and leaves the company's board following reports of two extramarital affairs, including one involving a suspected Chinese intelligence agent. Chief financial officer Colette Kress becomes interim CEO.
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Reuters
Over 200 garment factories shut down as workers block the Dhaka–Tangail Highway in Gazipur, leading police to fire stun grenades at the protesting workers.
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New Age
Science and technology
A major outage impacts multiple Microsoft services, including Microsoft 365, Copilot and Teams, worldwide.
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BBC News