How AI sees humanity: where are we heading, and are we doing it well?
Chinese state media say an unnamed Pakistani astronaut will join the Shenzhou-24 mission and become the first foreign national to visit China's space station.
This week: a US-China trade call, a Jordanian royal warning, an Amsterdam protest, a Bolsonaro stay, a denuclearisation pledge and a biodiversity deal.
The United States has sanctioned eight money services businesses based in Canada. Reuters reports that the US Treasury alleges they facilitated transactions with sanctioned Iranian entities, while Anadolu Agency reports an alleged role in Iranian sanctions evasion.
Malaysia's King Sultan Ibrahim warned on Saturday that any challenge to his order moving former prime minister Najib Razak from jail to house arrest could amount to defying his decree, a day after authorities delayed the transfer.
Swiss group IQAir listed Delhi as the world's most polluted major city on Saturday morning as the Indian capital faced severe pollution forecasts ahead of Diwali.
In 1825 a defeated power sent the victors a bill, and for a long time the books took its side. The machines we are now teaching to read the past are reading those books.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Trade Representative Jamieson Greer spoke with Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng on 6 November 2026, with each side raising concerns about the other's recent actions.
US Central Command said a State Department programme is offering up to $20 million and possible relocation for information about Iran's nuclear facilities, equipment and associated personnel.
The Nasdaq fell 5.5% in a day, and Seoul and Tokyo nearly 6%. Wall Street rebounded on Friday and is still up for the year, but if your fund or pension holds shares, this touches you more than it seems. No one knows yet whether it was a stumble or a turn.
The Commission says TikTok's recommendation algorithm creates a harmful "rabbit hole" effect under the EU's Digital Services Act, while TikTok calls its statements "fundamentally inaccurate" and can respond before a final decision.
Candidates from Spain and the Netherlands are in the contest to lead the European Central Bank, and the WSJ names them as Pablo Hernandez de Cos and Klaas Knot.
Santiago Peña has been impeached and removed as Paraguay's president in connection with a banking affair, and former Vice President Pedro Alliana has been sworn in to replace him.
The Saudi-led coalition said it intercepted a drone over the Medina region and attributed an attack to Yemen's Houthis, while Anadolu reported further interceptions and the Houthis denied carrying out any attack towards Saudi Arabia.
Paraguay's Senate has moved ahead with proceedings to remove Santiago Pena, who offered his resignation as prosecutors pursue criminal cases linked to Ueno Bank.
The death of the director of A Fantastic Woman was announced on Instagram, and the announcement did not specify a cause.
The BBC says the festival of lights falls on Sunday, which its 6 November publication date indicates is 8 November. Events are described in the UK and Canada, while the reports reviewed by Vocemundi do not describe observances in India.
A U.S. attorney associated with oversight of the Trump election conspiracy probe has resigned after midterm losses; The Hindu names him as Jason Reding Quiñones, and the reports reviewed by Vocemundi give no reason for the departure.
TASS and RIA, the latter cited by Reuters, attribute to Russia's Security Council or experts on it the view that Starlink and OneWeb present a threat or risk, while TASS says the council proposed ways to counter them.
President Donald Trump announced the change on 6 November 2026, days after Republicans lost control of Congress in the midterm elections.
The North Yorkshire and South Durham Cricket League has suspended Brian Devine, nicknamed "Clicky Ponting", until 29 September 2028, fined Saltburn CC and relegated the club's second XI.