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The news as booleans and numbers, with no opinions. Every ten minutes The BANN reads the world's news feeds, gathers the articles about the same event, and breaks it down into checkable claims: what is so, and what was counted.
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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
Proposed national living wage during the freeze
US sanctions on Iranian airlines and service providers have suspended or disrupted routes to the UAE and other countries. Travellers now face journeys of up to 18 hours and fares above $1,000, while about 20% of international flights from Iran have been suspended.
Iraqi airports that suspended flights to and from Iran
UKMTO recorded 12 reported ship attacks between 5 and 11 October, while oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz fell below September levels. Two crew members were missing after one attack, and another vessel sank.
UKMTO recorded 12 vessels reporting attacks between 5 and 11 October.
The article reports that the US and European countries are deporting more Russian nationals, including activists and military deserters who say they face persecution, imprisonment or military service if returned to Russia.
People deported from the US to Russia in 2023
Drivers contacted the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency after receiving fines for offences they said they did not recognise or accept responsibility for
Former Yemeni prime minister Maeen Abdulmalik Saeed called for more Western support, warning that a Houthi capture of Taiz could threaten access to the Bab al-Mandab strait and Aden. The Houthis have reportedly opened a new offensive along Yemen’s Red Sea coast.
People living in Taiz’s urban area
French high-school protests continued into their fourth week amid violence, alleged police abuses and mass arrests. Police had opened 36 internal investigations, while 6,773 under-18s were taken into custody since the protests began. Macron said students' grievances were legitimate but politically exploited.
People detained nationwide during the protests so far