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Sources suggest that US President Trump will order a strike on Iran again
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Sources suggest that US President Trump will order a strike on Iran again

Iran has sent a nuclear proposal to the United States via Qatar, while Washington is studying the seven conditions set by Tehran to open the Strait of Hormuz and enter into negotiations. At the same time, fires broke out in two oil tankers and a tugboat in the Strait of Hormuz, and judicial documents showed that the Trump administration is still planning to deport Iranians through a third country, amid a lawsuit accusing immigration agencies of sharing confidential information with the Iranian government.

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Japanese and French leaders held a telephone conversation
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Japanese and French leaders held a telephone conversation

The Nikkei Stock Average fell by more than 1,600 yen, falling below 60,000 yen for the first time in five and a half months. Democrats took back both houses of Congress in the U.S. midterm elections, and Trump said he was ready to accept the results. Prime Minister Takaichi said he will work with President Trump to strengthen Japan-U.S. relations. Toyota Motor Corporation has revised its consolidated net income forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2027 upward to 3.57 trillion yen.

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Trump raises prospect of 'big, beautiful' Russia-Ukraine deal
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Trump raises prospect of 'big, beautiful' Russia-Ukraine deal

US President Donald Trump said a "very big" deal with Russia to end the Ukraine war is in the works after an unscheduled White House meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin's special envoy Kirill Dmitriev. Trump said the war is close to being settled and the agreement might involve all of Europe. Separately, Russian and Ukrainian delegations praised First Lady Melania Trump for brokering a six-day truce in Oleshky, with talks between Kyiv and Moscow planned next week in Abu Dhabi.

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Airline chaos in Europe, bomb alerts on 25 flights: also to and from Italy
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Airline chaos in Europe, bomb alerts on 25 flights: also to and from Italy

A series of 25 bomb scares affected air flights in Europe on November 5, with several planes flying to and from Italy. Among the cases, a Finnair flight from Helsinki to Rome escorted by Air Force jets to Fiumicino, an Aer Lingus from Dublin to Rome diverted to Évreux and a Wizz Air from Malpensa to Warsaw landed in Vienna. The threats arrived via email, some signed by the 'Fighters of the Male State'. All checks ruled out any ordnance on board.

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Iraq refuses to use its territory to attack its neighbourhood
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Iraq refuses to use its territory to attack its neighbourhood

Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi discussed with US President Donald Trump regional developments and stressed respect for the sovereignty of countries and not to use Iraqi lands as a launching pad for attacks on the neighborhood. In Lebanon, President Joseph Aoun renewed his refusal to share sovereignty and the “Friends of Lebanon” support for the exclusivity of weapons in the hands of the state, while Hezbollah defends the explosives shipment in Dahr al-Baydar. In Iraq, the Ministry of Defense announced the strengthening of military deployment in the west of the country, and Al-Zaidi stressed the development of national war industries.

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Iran War: US government sticks to deportation plans to Iran despite the war
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Iran War: US government sticks to deportation plans to Iran despite the war

The US government under Trump prepared to deport Iranian citizens in October, initially via an undisclosed third country. Federal Judge Ana Reyes ordered the government to notify the court of final plans within 24 hours and provide at least five business days notice before any deportation. Internal ICE emails also show coordination of returns with Iranian representatives.

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N. Korea lambasts money-laundering watchdog over renewed 'high-risk' label
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N. Korea lambasts money-laundering watchdog over renewed 'high-risk' label

North Korea's Foreign Ministry denounced the Financial Action Task Force for keeping Pyongyang on its blacklist of high-risk jurisdictions, claiming the agency serves U.S. hostile policy. The FATF maintained North Korea's designation alongside Iran and Myanmar, citing continued failures to address deficiencies in anti-money laundering and terrorist financing defenses, as well as threats from illicit weapons of mass destruction activities.

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After the "change of weather" in the US Congress: It is difficult to retain the Secretary of Defense, and the war in Iran adds another variable
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After the "change of weather" in the US Congress: It is difficult to retain the Secretary of Defense, and the war in Iran adds another variable

The results of the U.S. midterm elections showed that the Democratic Party set off a "blue wave" in the House and Senate to regain the majority position, and the Trump administration's policy space will narrow in the next two years. Republican Vice President Vance blamed the defeat on the war in Iran. Defense Secretary Hegseth is facing impeachment pressure. The direction of U.S. policy toward Iran is undecided. Military options and prospects for peace talks have become the focus.

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Trump expects to reach an agreement with Russia on Ukraine that may include “the entire Europe”
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Trump expects to reach an agreement with Russia on Ukraine that may include “the entire Europe”

US President Donald Trump expected to reach a “very big” agreement with Russia that might include all of Europe, after meeting with Putin’s envoy at the White House. At the same time, pressure is increasing on Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth after Democrats won a majority in Congress, as they plan to impeach him and investigate the management of the war on Iran, while Trump clings to his minister.

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Trump: “Ukraine war will end soon…there could be a big agreement involving Europe”
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Trump: “Ukraine war will end soon…there could be a big agreement involving Europe”

U.S. President Donald Trump met with Russian President Putin's special envoy Kirill Dmitriev at the White House and mentioned the possibility of a broad agreement that goes beyond the war in Ukraine and encompasses all of Europe. However, specific details such as the content of the agreement, participating countries, and progress of negotiations were not disclosed, and it was not confirmed whether the end of the war was actually imminent.

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Lee set for summit with East Timor President Horta on strengthening ties
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Lee set for summit with East Timor President Horta on strengthening ties

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung was set to hold a summit with East Timorese President Jose Ramos-Horta on Friday to strengthen bilateral cooperation across security, intellectual property, climate change, education, and human exchanges. Horta arrived in Seoul on Thursday for a three-day visit, the first by an East Timorese leader since diplomatic relations were established in 2002. The leaders were to attend an MOU signing ceremony and joint press announcement at Cheong Wa Dae.

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The Democratic Party won a big victory in the US midterm elections! Akio Yaita warns of three major negative consequences: one thing should be given priority
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The Democratic Party won a big victory in the US midterm elections! Akio Yaita warns of three major negative consequences: one thing should be given priority

The U.S. midterm elections are over, with the Democratic Party winning both houses of Congress. Senior media person Akio Yaita analyzed that there may be three negative effects on Taiwan: the intensification of internal friction in the United States will slow down policy promotion, the construction of data centers may slow down and impact the technology industry, tariff pressure may not be alleviated, and economic and trade negotiations will become more complicated. He emphasized that U.S. support is important, but Taiwan must first rely on itself, and called for the removal of pro-China forces in the 1128 vote.

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Informing Iranians detained in America of an upcoming deportation flight to Tehran
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Informing Iranians detained in America of an upcoming deportation flight to Tehran

Judicial documents revealed secret discussions between the Trump administration and Iran regarding the deportation of Iranians via a third country, with suicide attempts among detainees. In France, about 600,000 people demonstrated to demand increased wages and a reduction in the cost of living, as student protests and confrontations with the police continued.

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