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Albania’s Rama promises police €2,500 bonuses, links unrest to Antifa
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama on Monday promised a €2,500 bonus to every police officer on the front lines of the anti-government protests and warned that students who attack police will lose scholarships and free education. He also tied the unrest to Antifa and accused Russia and Iran of stoking anger online, without offering evidence.
Netanyahu casts doubt on reports of settler attack on Washington Post photographer
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has questioned accounts of the settler attack on Washington Post photojournalist Heidi Levine in the occupied West Bank, calling the coverage part of a campaign against Israel, as police arrested 10 suspects.
Students blockade the Louvre as France moves toward local curfews
The Louvre in Paris failed to open on Monday after students blocked its entrance in support of a high school protest movement. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu said localized curfews would begin that evening and that a state of emergency remained an option.
Rubio says U.S.-India trade deal is nearing completion
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the trade deal between Washington and New Delhi is nearing completion. Rubio spoke in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, before his three-day visit to India; trade between the two countries totaled approximately $149.4 billion last year.
Bill would pay $500,000 to U.S. citizens wrongfully detained by ICE
Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández has introduced a bill that would let U.S. citizens wrongfully arrested or detained by immigration officers sue for at least $500,000, plus $100,000 for each additional day in detention, with no immunity for officers.
California gas station nears $10 a gallon as state prices stay above $6
A remote station in Big Sur is charging close to $10 a gallon, a symbol of California’s fuel pain as the statewide average hovers above $6, nearly $2 higher than the national average, amid oil prices near $100 a barrel.
Unrest grips Europe: France counts the damage as Milan and Tirana burn
France is assessing the damage from its worst rioting in years, with 2,397 arrests and one protester dead, as clashes and looting hit Milan for a second day and Albania’s anti-government protests entered their seventh day.
Pep Guardiola urges world to keep talking about Palestine in UNRWA video
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola appealed for support for Palestinian refugees in a video for UNRWA’s Spanish branch, rejecting language that turns Gaza’s dead into statistics and saying children should not have to learn to survive before they learn to live.
Elon Musk pledges a SpaceX share to every child in America next year
Elon Musk said he will give one of his own SpaceX shares to every child in the United States next year, calling it “the first of many.” With about 72 million children in the country, the gift could be worth roughly $10.5 billion, but Musk has not said how it would work.
Albania’s Rama refuses to quit after fire spreads to Supreme Court offices
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama ruled out resigning on Sunday as anti-government protests in Tirana entered their sixth day, a day after a blaze spread from a business next to the Supreme Court into the court’s offices.
Americans in Middle East told to stay alert amid Iran strike talk
U.S. embassies across the Middle East issued identical security alerts telling Americans to stay vigilant and prepare for flight cancellations and airspace closures, citing threats from Iran and the Houthis. Americans in Iran were urged to leave now.
National Guard member and suspect wounded in Capitol Hill shootout
A National Guard member and a suspect were wounded late Sunday in an exchange of gunfire in Washington’s Capitol Hill neighborhood after Guard members stepped in to break up a street fight. Police said both are expected to survive.
Colombia’s ‘cultural counterrevolution’ sparks clashes outside National Museum in Bogotá
The removal of about 30 politically charged pieces from Colombia’s National Museum on the orders of President Abelardo de la Espriella has brought protesters onto the streets of Bogotá for two days. On Sunday, riot police cleared the avenue outside the museum with water cannon.
Ambassador Sedat Önal joins Washington’s 24th Turkish Festival
Türkiye’s Ambassador to the U.S. Sedat Önal attended the 24th Turkish Festival organized by ATA-DC on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington. He praised the Turkish American community’s contributions and pointed to Republic Day and next year’s centennial of Turkish-American diplomatic relations.
Nuñez stays on as French interior minister after resignation is rejected
Laurent Nuñez will remain France’s interior minister after the Élysée Palace rejected the resignation he submitted following a day of looting and rioting that overwhelmed police in several cities. He told France Inter he was responsible for everything that happened.
Macron vows rioters will pay, ties fuel price anger to Gulf war
In a televised address after a day of looting and arson across France, President Emmanuel Macron promised that rioters would pay, backed protesters’ grievances over fuel prices and said he would travel to the Gulf on Monday to secure energy supplies.
Mamdani opens 385 affordable homes in Brooklyn, eyes 2,000-home village
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani said 385 permanently affordable homes opened this week in East New York, Brooklyn, the first phase of a project set to grow to about 2,000 homes with child care, jobs, a grocery store and a performing arts center.
After France, Italy reels from cost-of-living riots as protests sweep Europe
Italian authorities say 28 people were arrested after cost-of-living protests turned violent in Milan, Turin and Bologna, with 104 officers treated in Milan hospitals alone. Prime Minister Meloni condemned the violence as similar unrest hit France, Belgium and Portugal.
Trump gives Netanyahu ‘complete and total endorsement’ nine days before Israeli vote
President Donald Trump endorsed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of the Oct. 27 election, days after saying he trusts no one in politics, and warned that America would have to deal with Iran alone if Israelis picked anyone else.
Trump’s approval rating falls to 34% as 71% of Americans say U.S. is on wrong track
While 71% of adults surveyed in the United States said the country was moving in the wrong direction, Donald Trump’s job approval rating fell to 34%. The share of registered voters who want Democrats to control Congress reached 55%, increasing political pressure on Republicans ahead of the November 3 midterm elections.

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