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Ships removed from Carnival’s Australian fleet
Four people fighting a wildfire in Semeru National Park, East Java, were killed and two others suffered serious burns. Indonesia recorded 799 hotspots, up from 372, while smoke caused regional haze and Indonesia received foreign assistance.
People killed while fighting a wildfire in Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park
An investigation linked nickel from the Cahaya and Hengjaya mines in Sulawesi, Indonesia, to supply chains serving major battery and car manufacturers. Satellite and geospatial analyses found extensive forest loss in and around the mining concessions.
The Cahaya mining concession covers 21000 hectares.
Bernd Lange said the UK could pursue a Switzerland-style relationship with the EU, expanded to include political engagement, and that an agreement could be negotiated quickly. He also backed including the UK in the EU’s proposed Made in Europe legislation.
Switzerland’s framework deal provides frictionless single-market access through more than 100 agreements.
The UK’s anti-slavery commissioner and survivors warned that credibility tests in the immigration and asylum bill could cause trafficking victims, including women who accuse Mohamed Al Fayed, to be denied recognition and support.
The UK government announced that pornography depicting strangulation, incestuous or simulated incestuous sex, and adults pretending to be children under 16 will become illegal from 6 November 2026.
Gareth Hales volunteered at four polling booths during the election.
The youth-led Cockroach Janta Party and allies continued almost daily protests in India over voter-list revisions, demanding Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation. Authorities closed a New Delhi park before a rally; the article says more than 130 million names were removed from electoral lists.
AllegedPeople deleted from India’s electoral register through the Special Intensive Revision