Tensions flare on Lebanon border: Israel targets Hezbollah, Cairo pushes mediation plan – Ynetnews

  1. Tensions flare on Lebanon border: Israel targets Hezbollah, Cairo pushes mediation plan  Ynetnews
  2. Israeli military launches strikes across southern Lebanon against what it says are Hezbollah targets  CNN
  3. Israel said to accuse Lebanese army of failing to prevent Hezbollah from rearming  The Times of Israel
  4. Headlines for November 07, 2025  Democracy Now!
  5. Israel ramps up Lebanon strikes as Hezbollah vows to defend itself  Al Jazeera
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Russian Ka-226 Military Helicopter Linked to Missile Factory Crashes Into House in Dagestan – UNITED24 Media

  1. Russian Ka-226 Military Helicopter Linked to Missile Factory Crashes Into House in Dagestan  UNITED24 Media
  2. Russian Ka-226 helicopter crashes in Dagestan, killing weapons plant employees  The Kyiv Independent
  3. Russian weapons chiefs killed in helicopter crash  The Telegraph
  4. 🚨🇷🇺🇺🇦 CHOPPER CRASH KILLS KEY FIGURES AT KEY RUSSIAN MILITARY PLANT A Ka-226 helicopter went down hard in Dagestan on November 7, 2025, slamming into an empty house near Achi-Su village while en route from Kizlyar to Izberbash. The  X
  5. Ka-226 Helicopter Crash in Dagestan Kills Four, Technical Failure Suspected  Букви
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These Are the Top 10 Countries To Retire in According to a Recent Study – AOL.com

  1. These Are the Top 10 Countries To Retire in According to a Recent Study  AOL.com
  2. Best Places To Retire Outside The U.S. For Financial Security, Per 2025 Reports  Forbes
  3. 7 Cheapest Countries To Retire Abroad That Still Offer Luxury Living  Yahoo
  4. Six European countries to retire to from the UK, post Brexit  The Times
  5. Retiring abroad is touted as a money saver — here’s why it isn’t always cheaper  MarketWatch
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Old fishing nets from France become vital protection against Russian drones in Ukraine – The Guardian

  1. Old fishing nets from France become vital protection against Russian drones in Ukraine  The Guardian
  2. Drone nets, boarded windows and risk of sudden death: Scenes from Ukraine's frontline towns  Reuters
  3. “Proud to Help Save Lives”: French Fishers Send Nets to Protect Ukrainians From Drones  UNITED24 Media
  4. Ukraine: How a frontline changed two towns  ICRC
  5. From the Front Lines  Assemblies of God (USA)
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World’s longest-married couple reveals key to a lasting relationship: ‘We love each other’

Eleanor Gittens, 107, and Lyle Gittens, 108, of Miami met at a basketball game in 1941 and have been married for 83 years

A Miami husband and wife who recently attained the title of world’s longest-married couple say they managed that feat just by loving one another.

“We love each other,” Eleanor Gittens, 107, said to LongeviQuest when the website specializing on people who are in their second century of life asked what was the secret to her 83 years of marriage to her husband, Lyle.

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In Syria’s south, Bedouins uprooted by sectarian clashes see little hope of return – Reuters

  1. In Syria’s south, Bedouins uprooted by sectarian clashes see little hope of return  Reuters
  2. Syria thaws relations with Druze ahead of President Al Shara's US trip  thenationalnews.com
  3. Syria’s Bedouins Lose Hope of Returning Home After Southern Clashes  Modern Diplomacy
  4. Bedouins Uprooted in Sweida See Little Hope of Return  Sri Lanka Guardian
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Feast of the Dedication of the Lateran Basilica: A dim shadow – National Catholic Reporter

  1. Feast of the Dedication of the Lateran Basilica: A dim shadow  National Catholic Reporter
  2. Lord's Day Reflection: Anger issues? Try a little holy zeal  Vatican News
  3. This Sunday, Celebrate the ‘Safe Space’ Jesus Would Die To Protect: Our Church  Benedictine College
  4. The Catholic Church: Ever Ancient, Ever New  outreach.faith
  5. No one can have God as Father without having the Church as Mother: Commentary by Fr. Jorge Miró  exaudi.org
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Cutting aid for disease fund would be moral failure, Labour MPs tell Starmer

UK expected to reduce contribution to Global Fund to Fight Aids, Tuberculosis and Malaria by 20%

A group of seven Labour MPs who served as ministers under Keir Starmer have written to the prime minister warning that an expected cut to UK funding for aid to combat preventable diseases would be both a “moral failure” and a strategic disaster.

With ministers and officials expected to decide the UK’s contribution to the Global Fund to Fight Aids, Tuberculosis and Malaria within days, the letter renews pressure on Starmer to pull back from an expected 20% cut.

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