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New Zealand Opposition Leader Hipkins said it was clear the composition of the next government could not be known in the short term.
2026-11-07
New Zealand Opposition Leader Hipkins said it was clear the composition of the next government could not be known in the short term.
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Three senior U.S. Justice Department officials resigned after the 2026 midterm elections, U.S. media said, marking an expected wave of departures. Attorney General Todd Blanche on the 6th announced the resignations of Southern District of Florida U.S
Three senior U.S. Justice Department officials resigned after the 2026 midterm elections, U.S. media said, marking an expected wave of departures. Attorney General Todd Blanche on the 6th announced the resignations of Southern District of Florida U.S. Attorney Jason Redding Quiñones and Assistant Attorney General for National Security John Eisenberg. A day earlier Blanche had confirmed the resignation of Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Hamit Dillon; Dillon notified the White House in October and agreed to stay through the election. Dillon’s spokesperson said he will return to his firm, Dillon Law Group. U.S. outlets said departures were unsurprising after Republicans lost control of both chambers of Congress, leaving the Trump administration in a “lame‑duck” position and prompting some officials to return to higher‑paying private practice.
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Italian Prime Minister Meloni said on the 6th that recent cyberattacks across Europe and a wave of false bomb threats to passenger aircraft underscore the need for increased security investment. Investigations are ongoing; cited incidents include hac
Italian Prime Minister Meloni said on the 6th that recent cyberattacks across Europe and a wave of false bomb threats to passenger aircraft underscore the need for increased security investment. Investigations are ongoing; cited incidents include hackers altering temperatures at refrigerated food-storage facilities in multiple countries, a cyberattack on France’s blood-storage facilities, and false bomb alerts sent to European passenger aircraft. Whether the incidents are linked is unclear, but they show civilian infrastructure is being targeted.
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