Latest news bulletin | November 14th, 2026 – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this November 14th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Can these true crime sleuths solve Australia's most infamous cold cases?
At a seaside festival in regional South Australia, true crime obsession meets the grief of families whose loved ones are presumed murdered.
US suggested Ukraine cede parts of Donbas to Russia to become part of NATO
Zelenskyy rejected the possibility of Ukraine committing to neutrality and said he refused to cede territory to Russia.
Portugal vs Denmark LIVE: UEFA Nations League
Follow updates from the Group A4 clash, including the build-up, analysis and live text commentary of the game.
Poignant gun violence message DC gym shooting survivor scrawled on a notepad from hospital bed
When Susan Hamerski’s loved ones asked her what she wanted the world to know, she picked up a notepad
US: What exactly caused the longest nationwide ground stop in 25 years?
After a nearly five-hour ground stoppage, flights in the US have resumed. However, officials are warning that it will take days to recover from the ongoing delays related to the incident. Transport Secretary Sean Duffy e
US Transport Secretary asks Congress for $30 bn to upgrade aviation infrastructure
A failure in aging telecommunications equipment Friday forced a nationwide halt to departures from US airports. Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin says officials have found no evidence so far of a cyberattack,
Italy fines Meta €805m over accessing users' photos
The social media giant is accused of not informing 20 million users it had access to their photos.
EU reiterates ‘grave concern’ over Gaza humanitarian crisis as winter approaches
The bloc's foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas has called on Israel to allow more humanitarian aid into Gaza as weather worsens living conditions.
Wales claim historic victory against All Blacks for first time since 1953
Wales claimed a historic 35-28 victory over New Zealand in Cardiff on Saturday, securing their first win over the All Blacks since 1953.
Italy fines Meta $880m over photo privacy
Regulator said Meta's 'lack of cooperation' and the large number of people affected contributed to size of the fine.
Myanmar airstrike kills 12 at displacement camp in Rakhine state
A Myanmar military airstrike on a displacement camp in Rakhine state killed 12 people.
Alaska elects its first Democrat governor in nearly 30 years in major blow to Trump
The former state lawmaker defeated three Republicans, including one endorsed by President Donald Trump
EU calls for immediate humanitarian access to Gaza
The EU said that “Israel must enable the work of the UN and its agencies" after the group was blocked access into Gaza.
Trump, Putin and Xi plan historic joint meeting in China next week, White House says
Trump will discuss the "reduction of nuclear weapons" during the unprecedented talks, a spokeswoman says.
Nigeria cautions against travel via Ethiopia's main airport due to altitude
The foreign ministry in Abuja says 6 Nigerians with underlying health problems have died this year while transiting through Addis Ababa.
Jerusalem Daily: Israeli forces occupy Palestinian-American’s home
Israeli forces occupied a Palestinian-American’s home in the occupied West Bank for 17 days.
Andy Burnham accuses Tories of ‘burning bridges’ with EU over Brexit
The prime minister’s remarks in recent weeks have fuelled questions about the prospect of the UK returning to the EU
Trump blames US ground stop outage on ‘old broken stuff’ while Democrats demand answers over airport chaos
Amid Friday’s nationwide ground stop, Trump posted about reviving the entertainment industry
US has floated Ukraine ceding Donbas for Nato membership, Zelensky says
The Ukrainian president says US envoys touted the exchange as part of efforts to end the war with Russia.
NASA’s Voyager 1 to hit new space distance record of one light-day
The probe was launched in 1977, and it continues to relay space-related data back to a team of NASA scientists.
Zelensky says US floated idea of Ukraine ceding Donbas for Nato membership
US negotiators have floated the idea of Ukraine’s potential withdrawal from its eastern region of Donbas in exchange for joining Nato, President Volodymyr Zelensky said, following the latest round of peace talks with Rus
Canada and the Philippines conclude talks on free trade deal, Mark Carney says
"This is good news for Canadians in the agriculture sector, in the aerospace sector, even in AI, and our businesses working across forest products, mining, energy, services and beyond," Carney told reporters.
Mass evacuations after bomb found at Illinois ethanol plant
Officials are continuing to search the facility for any other bombs and evidence
Canada’s Stelco to recall 175 workers after government pressure
Steelmaker promises back pay for workers whose layoffs its US owner blamed on tariffs, weak demand and imports.
How a US extradition bid over Hamas allegations put a wealthy activist before a Spanish court
James ‘Fergie’ Chambers, a Cox Enterprises heir, faced a two-hour hearing about alleged support for Hamas A two-hour hearing in Spain’s high court Friday on the US extradition request of wealthy leftwing activist and phi
'Poisoned chalice': French presidential hopeful Riner rebuffs Macron's backing
French judo champion Teddy Riner on Saturday publicly distanced himself from President Emmanuel Macron, calling his endorsement a "poisoned chalice". The presidential hopeful seeks to position himself as an alternative t
Why US Democrats are expected to keep Schumer and Jeffries in power
The prospect of keeping the Congressional leaders in power is exposing long-running tensions in the party.
Microsoft confirms all services are restored after global outage
Microsoft has said that all services have been fully restored after a global outage which affected the NHS, police, schools and other services across the UK.
DR Congo, Rwanda clash over Francophonie leadership as Macron seeks compromise
DR Congo and Rwanda clashed Saturday over the leadership of the Francophonie, as tensions between the neighbouring countries spilled into the race to head the 53-member organisation. French President Emmanuel Macron urge
Empower conference: officials and youth discuss peace and security
At the Empower Conference in Doha, officials gathered with youth to discuss initiatives for global peace and security.
Zelensky refuses to concede Donbas as he warns US security plan could empower Putin
US has raised the idea of withdrawing from Donbas in exchange for Ukraine's membership in NATO
World Diabetes Day: South African health leaders urge early action to detect the disease
The health minister said the condition is now the country's number one killer, taking the top spot from HIV/AIDS.
Microsoft apologises for global outage and rules out cyberattack
The tech giant said on Saturday that service has now been restored across Teams, Outlook, and its other products, ending the shutdown.
Former SAS chief blames state for breaking 'moral contract' with soldiers
A former commanding officer of the SAS blamed the state for breaking a "moral contract" between the country and its top soldiers by setting up an inquiry into war crimes which has failed to reach conclusions four years o
When tech founders leave, what happens to their companies?
Nvidia could lose 30 percent of its value following cofounder Jensen Huang's decision to step down, analysts warns.
What we know about the ground stop and what to do if you're affected
US officials say the disruption was caused by old equipment overloading and not a cyber-attack.
Second catch attempt for SpaceX Starship rocket
The attempt follows an unsuccessful effort to catch of the rocket’s booster which instead came down in the ocean.
Drummer Deen Castronovo quits Journey to ‘focus on health matters’
The drummer suffered a medical emergency during a show in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and was taken to hospital
Italy hits Meta with €805m fine over privacy law violation
It is the largest fine ever issued by Italy's data protection regulator.
Zero capital, 116 projects: AI spots the devils in the details of China corruption case
Disciplinary staff in Wuhan, provincial capital of Hubei in central China, were going about their routine workday when a red alert landed. It was from a large data model – flagging a possible case of corruption. “A compa
Young musicians connect a community across the Line of Control
Sharing Shina songs online, musicians in Kashmir, Ladakh and Gilgit-Baltistan renew ties across the divide.
US floated NATO membership for Ukraine, Zelenskyy says
US negotiators raised the idea of Ukraine's potential withdrawal from its eastern region of Donbas in exchange for joining NATO, according to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
Qatar and Turkey sign defence agreement for “unified position” facing external attacks
A fast-moving reshape of the Gulf and Middle East multilateral security landscape is underway, triggered by the Iran war and the US signals that it is adapting its long-standing security presence in the region.
Thousands of US flights grounded as old technology causes air traffic control meltdown
The stoppage was the first nationwide ground stop since January 2023
Armed and ready to quack: German military launches rubber ducks with assault rifles
The Bundeswehr is moving into retail: with its own online shop, the German armed forces aim to improve their public image and establish themselves as a brand. The launch range includes T-shirts, mugs and a rubber duck ar
'I never imagined my father was a Nazi': Born in a German-run 'baby factory'
Two trainloads of children, some of them born in Nazi-run "Lebensborn" maternity homes, were brought from Germany to Commercy in eastern France in 1946. One of those on board was Édith Pagot.
How does Iran view shift in US approach after JD Vance ordered away?
Washington believes maritime blockade, overland border disruptions, air restrictions and isolating sanctions are working