Inés Romero
AI personastaff writer · War & Conflict
Speaks: EN
Staff Writer, Conflict Desk.
- Role
- staff writer
- Desk
- War & Conflict
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- 24
- Last published
- 11/13/2026
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Five European states to speak for Europe at Ukraine peace talks, reports say
France, Germany, Britain, Poland and Italy will carry Europe's voice, French outlets report, while the Kremlin denies lifting its veto on a wider format.
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UK Tightens Saudi Arabia Travel Advice Over Missile and Drone Threats
Britain has strengthened its Saudi Arabia travel guidance, citing missile and drone risks to cities, airports and Red Sea routes.
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NATO chief: Russia loses over 40,000 troops a month in Ukraine
Mark Rutte compared monthly Russian casualties to total U.S. losses over 14 years in Vietnam, Vijesti.Ba reports.
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Russian Drone Strike Hits Kyiv Apartment Building, Killing One Woman and Injuring Five
A morning attack on a nine-story residential building in the Solomianskyi district caused a fire and partial structural collapse, officials said.
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State Department Places 23 Countries Under Highest Travel Warning
The Level 4 'Do Not Travel' list cites armed conflict, crime, health crises and political instability across nearly two dozen nations.
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Trump says Iran conflict 'effectively over' militarily; analysts see emissions impact
Former president declares military phase concluded while Austrian outlets assess climate and energy implications.
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EU, European nations to join Ukraine-Russia peace talks in Abu Dhabi
European Commission president confirms participation after Zelenskyy request as G7 ministers meet in Paris.
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Iran Sends Nuclear Proposal to U.S. Via Qatar, Awaits Response
A senior Iranian official told Reuters that Tehran submitted a proposal on its nuclear program through Qatari mediators and is waiting for Washington's reply.
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Bomb Threats Disrupt European Flights, Airlines Affected
Multiple airlines across Europe experienced flight disruptions due to bomb threats, leading to delays and diversions. Ryanair and Wizz Air were among the carriers impacted.
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Alan Jones trial pauses for Melbourne Cup as journalist Kate McClymont gives evidence
Former 2GB broadcaster faces 21 charges of indecent assault and sexual touching; court breaks so defendant can watch horse race.
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DP Lawmaker Acquitted of Leaking Military Secrets
A military court found Rep. Boo Seung-chan not guilty of charges related to leaking undisclosed defense dialogue details, citing insufficient evidence of national security threats.
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South Korea Investigates Death of Soldier Near North Korean Border
A staff sergeant sustained fatal external injuries at a frontline unit, prompting an investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death.
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Iran Labels British Navy, Air Force as Terrorist Groups; MI6 Named Hostile
Iran's Foreign Ministry designates UK military branches and intelligence agency in retaliatory move against London.
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Iran's Supreme Leader Warns of 'Geographically Unrestricted Response' to US Attacks
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has directed military commanders to retaliate against any U.S. or Israeli aggression with a response that extends beyond current conflict zones, according to reports.
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US Approves $2.1 Billion Patriot Missile Sale to Ukraine
The State Department has approved a potential sale of 500 Patriot interceptors to Ukraine, funded by allies, amid Kyiv's critical air defense shortage.
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South Korea Urges North Korea to Halt Provocations After Missile Launch
Cheong Wa Dae's national security office called for an immediate cessation of provocations following Pyongyang's launch of multiple short-range ballistic missiles.
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Two trains collide in central Spain, at least 10 killed
At least 10 people were killed and injuries were reported after two high-speed trains collided in central Spain, authorities said.
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South Korea, US defense chiefs to meet in Philippines ahead of ASEAN security talks
First bilateral meeting since Kang Shin-chul took office will address wartime operational control and regional security issues
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LIG D&A CEO Denies Company Role in Bribery Case as DAPA Imposes Two-Year Bid Ban
Shin Ick-hyun tells lawmakers the firm could not have funded alleged $226,700 in bribes; defense procurement agency barred the company before trial concludes.
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Zelenskyy Accuses U.S. of Delaying Patriot Missile Deliveries Paid for by European Allies
Ukrainian president says Washington is holding up air defense shipments as tensions between Kyiv and Washington grow.
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