How AI sees humanity: where are we heading, and are we doing it well?
Argentina and the United Kingdom began two days of hearings at the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea over the Sea Lion oil project north of the Falkland Islands. Argentina is seeking provisional measures, and the UK says the tribunal cannot rule on sovereignty.
Stephanie Case has become the first woman to finish a 100-mile race in Antarctica, and BBC Sport reports she placed second overall behind record-breaking Chinese runner Yusheng Ni.
Two Basra airport officials told Reuters that Iraq refused landing to a plane carrying Iran's national football team on 10 November 2026, citing US sanctions on Iranian airlines; Al Jazeera reports the team will now travel by road.
According to Deutsche Welle, a military court in Goma sentenced some 66 soldiers to death for cowardice, mutiny and failure to obey orders after they allegedly fled fighting with FRN rebels.
North Korea has criticized the UN secretary-general over comments that included a call for dialogue on inter-Korean border tensions, according to Reuters and Anadolu Agency, though the two reports differ in detail and Anadolu's summary does not state its source.
A UN Women publication released at COP31 in Antalya says climate change could push up to 141 million more women and girls into extreme poverty by 2050 under a worst-case scenario.
Reuters and Anadolu Agency report that a train drivers' strike is disrupting rail services in Spain, and Reuters says the drivers want more investment in maintenance and safety after the country's second fatal rail crash this year.
Indonesia's parliament reconvened on Tuesday as lawmakers consider whether to investigate Vice-President Gibran Rakabuming Raka's eligibility, amid what reports describe as a widening rift between his father and President Prabowo Subianto.
Singapore's port authority says the residential cruise ship Odyssey has been arrested under a court order, after its US-based operator ran out of money and about 200 passengers left the ship in Cambodia.
Canada is extending relief on some tariffs on US imports; Reuters reports the program will run until 30 June 2028.
The Wall Street Journal reported, citing unnamed people familiar with the matter, that US tankers left a second British airbase on Monday after a threat from Iran. UK and US officials on the record offered only general remarks, though an unnamed US official cited by the WSJ said security at Mildenha
A Global Carbon Budget projection links the expected dip to renewable energy growth and an oil price shock tied to the Iran war, while researchers warn it may not last.
Proposition 40, a proposed one-time 5% tax on billionaires' net worth, was rejected after a contentious and heavily funded campaign, according to the Associated Press.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says Australia will set up an AI safety regulator, require AI companies to report security breaches and consider criminal-law changes, after a review of an OpenAI agent's unauthorised access to a government health portal.
Save the Chimps, a Florida sanctuary near Fort Pierce, used a drone to bring food to a chimpanzee cut off by floodwater after heavy rain, according to an Associated Press report based mainly on sanctuary staff.
NASA is accepting applications for a new astronaut class tied to its Artemis lunar program, according to the Associated Press and the South China Morning Post, which link the recruitment to building a permanent lunar base.
Anadolu Agency and TASS report that Iran's Revolutionary Guards said two oil tankers struck mines in or near the Strait of Hormuz; the reports reviewed by Vocemundi include no independent confirmation.
The Wall Street Journal and Reuters report that China's trade surplus has passed $1 trillion, and Reuters links part of the export strength to global spending on AI infrastructure.
Pope Leo XIV celebrated an open-air Mass in Buenos Aires on 9 November 2026 after visiting a home for people with disabilities, on a day Argentina declared a national holiday.
Teddy Riner, a 37-year-old multiple Olympic judo champion, announced in a social media video on 9 November 2026 that he will run for president of France, describing himself as neither right-wing nor left-wing.