Collection of headlines covering bomb threats in Europe, police operations against counterfeit medicines in SP, court decisions, politics in the USA and natural disasters in Chapecó.
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Bomb threats cause flight diversions and put Europe on alert
Operation targets group that sold counterfeit cancer medicines in SP
Court orders suspension of 'Bolsa Mounjaro' in a city in the interior of SP
Democrat victory in midterms redraws US political map
What to expect from the next two years of the Trump administration after the 'blue tsunami'
VIDEO: tornado arrives in Chapecó and leaves a trail of destruction
Lula's victory gave 'new hope' to progressives, says elected Brazilian

The death toll from a Russian bombing of a humanitarian aid distribution center in Komishuvakha, Zaporizhia, has risen to 42. Rescue teams are searching for up to 33 people still buried under the rubble after Monday's attack.

Leaders around the world reacted to the outcome of the American election, with feelings ranging from hope to uncertainty. Pedro Sánchez predicts the decline of the far right, France is cautious, the European Union awaits support for Ukraine, the Kremlin has commented on war negotiations, China fears trade changes, Israel fears a reduction in support and Iran rules out a change in the US stance. Oil fell below US$100 and European stock markets rose, amid fears of a new trade war.

First Lady of the United States Melania Trump received the Order of Princess Olga first class for her humanitarian support for Ukraine. She negotiated a partial truce to evacuate civilians from Oleshki and announced that she will receive representatives from both sides in Washington to discuss the return of Ukrainian children transferred to Russia.
The loss of the Republican majority in the US Congress could limit Donald Trump's interventionist policy in Latin America, affecting initiatives such as the 'Shield of the Americas' and favoring trade negotiations with Brazil.

Spain's Transport Minister, Óscar Puente, resigned from his post and electoral rolls almost a week after a train accident in Urda that left 69 people dead. He also commanded the portfolio during the high-speed train collision in January, which caused 46 deaths. Puente cited political dignity, coherence and empathy with the victims as reasons for the decision.

Itamaraty reported that it has not yet received official notification from Ukraine about the death of Hendrick Lima Gonçalves, 22, from Pará, in combat on October 30. The family is trying to bring the body to Pará. The ministry records 36 Brazilians dead and 117 missing in the conflict.