Cristiano Ronaldo announces retirement from Portugal national team
The 41-year-old said that he would 'hand back the number 7 shirt' after the November international break.
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Wave of bomb threats causes emergency landings for several flights across Europe
Fresh protests expected in France as Macron seeks to avoid repeat of mass civil unrest
UN elects new ICJ judges with past involvement in anti-Israel legal proceedings
South Korea to expand anti-piracy unit operations closer to Strait of Hormuz
South Korea's government will ask parliament to extend the unit’s Middle East deployment, which expires at the end of 2026.
Zelensky awards Melania Trump Ukraine's highest honor for women after brokering Oleshky ceasefire
Zelensky honored Melania Trump for helping evacuate civilians from Oleshky and reunite Ukrainian children with their families.
Zelensky hopes US election outcome will generate more help for Ukraine
Zelensky said he hoped the changes that would follow Democrats taking control of both chambers of Congress next year would benefit Kyiv.
Mike Johnson won't seek reelection as Republican leader following midterm losses - report
House Majority Leader Steve Scalise and Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan expressed interest in succeeding Johnson, outlining plans in letters to colleagues.
Democrat permitting bill authors 'not going to wait' for new US Congress
"This is the closest we have come to actually finding something that can get signed into law, and I'm not going to wait," Senator Martin Heinrich of New Mexico said.
French blood banks hit alongside cyberattack on European supermarkets
The situation was under control on Wednesday, the health ministry said, adding that remote access to the affected refrigerators had been disabled.
Sbarro bombing terrorist Ahlam Tamimi served with US lawsuit via X
The United States District Court for the District of Columbia ruled that Arnold and Frimet Roth, the parents of 15-year-old Malka Roth, could serve Tamimi with legal papers through social media.
US Marine killed in training incident in Japan, military says investigation underway
A US Marine died following a training incident at Camp Schwab in Okinawa, Japan. Military officials have not disclosed the circumstances of the death.
Challenges to US-Israel alliance grow as anti-Israel voices gain in MAGA movement, expert warns
Prof. Yossi Shain, an international relations expert at Georgetown University and Tel Aviv University, spoke to 103FM and analyzed growing opposition to Israel within Donald Trump's political camp.
FBI charges Oklahoma man for sending US election officials threatening letters with white powder
The FBI said mailings in early October were addressed to state election officials in all 50 states. It also believes Martin had sent threatening letters in 2024 to election and postal officials.
