The Kremlin is said to have concealed the number of Russian soldiers killed in Ukraine. Another report uncovers the Russian rationale for evacuating Olechky, seen as part of a broader tactical plan.
Nine Kennedy family members filed a federal lawsuit to stop the 250‑ft golden arch, arguing it would permanently cast a shadow over JFK’s gravesite and Eternal Flame at Arlington. The filing follows a judge’s earlier temporary halt of the project.
A study shows that sexual misconduct in the German armed forces is far more common than previously known, with women affected disproportionately. Only a fraction of incidents are reported and a new action plan is being launched. Die Zeit notes the prevalence may be up to six times higher, particularly among younger female soldiers.
82‑year‑old Thomas Markle, Meghan’s father, removed his electronic ankle monitor. He had been arrested for possessing child sexual abuse material and placed under house detention in Florida. The removal prompted judicial action.
UN Secretary‑General Antonio Guterres called on leaders at COP31 to phase out fossil fuels and set aside their differences to cooperate on climate action. He described the climate crisis as a brutal truth that surpasses any nation.
In Geneva, Christie's auction house sold the “Bulgari Pink” pink diamond for more than €13 million. The piece, a platinum ring set with a large pink diamond, originates from the Golconda mines in India.
SNCF started ticket sales on November 12, covering both winter trips and journeys up to early summer 2027. For the first time travelers can book that far ahead, including winter holidays, May bridges and early summer departures.
Over the past year Europe has launched programs to attract researchers uncomfortable with the US academic environment under the Trump administration, citing budget cuts and policy shifts. The reports assess whether these efforts have resulted in a measurable influx of talent.
A drone was reported to have breached Finnish airspace for about five minutes on the night of November 11, 2026, in the eastern Baltic Sea. The outlets differ on the exact timing and on details of the vehicle, with some not providing information about the drone type.
A federal judge has delayed the start of construction on Donald Trump’s proposed jubilee arch by two weeks. MTV reports that the arch would obscure the Kennedy family graves and many hero tombs at Arlington.
France's rugby team will meet South Africa on 13 November at Stade de France. Antoine Dupont starts at fly‑half, Maxime Lucu at scrum‑half, with Julien Marchand and Grégory Alldritt back in the starting XV.
Seventy‑two‑year‑old Halima El Bakhti and her ex‑husband are on trial for the 1987 torture death of their daughter Inass. New psychiatric assessments and testimonies offer a fresh view on the mother’s mental discernment.
Ilta‑Sanomat released a daily horoscope for Wednesday 11 November and a weekly forecast for 11‑17 November. The daily piece focuses on Aries, whereas the weekly article covers all signs, highlighting Cancer.
Wildlife authorities killed a sow and her three cubs believed to have killed two women on a British Columbia hiking trail. DNA testing provided conclusive evidence linking the bears to the deaths.
Ukraine conducted a drone strike on Laukaan harbour. Finnish Defence Forces imposed air and sea restrictions in the eastern Gulf of Finland. Two aircraft bound for St. Petersburg landed at Helsinki Airport in the early hours.
Helsingin Sanomat published an obituary for Mikko Karmila, renowned for shaping Finland's metal sound. Born in 1964, Karmila was celebrated as a producer and sound engineer. The article reports his death in 2026.
Airbus plans to build a 260,000 m² facility near Toulouse, investing roughly €900 million and creating 3,500 jobs. Another report states the plant will be ready by 2031, with an investment of more than €600 million and 700 additional jobs.
Global CO₂ emissions are projected to fall by 0.4% in 2026. The decline is attributed not to climate action but to higher oil prices following the US attack on Iran and disruptions to maritime traffic in the Strait of Hormuz.
A 39‑year‑old backcountry skier was found alive after 24 hours under an avalanche in the Mont‑Cenis massif. Rescue teams from CRS Alpes rescued him and he was taken to Grenoble's university hospital with a broken leg.