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‘Cyberattack’ targets supermarket refrigerators in Sweden, Belgium, Luxembourg and Ireland – temperatures raised to 50°C

French police said last month that hackers had taken control of refrigeration units in hundreds of supermarkets in a large-scale attack that resulted in food being destroyed

An Analysis of the U.S. Midterm Elections: The Economy, the War in Iran, the Swing States, Scenarios for Trump, and the Greek Factor

The economy, three possible outcomes and the implications for Greece as Democrats seek to regain control of Congress and curb Donald Trump’s power

‘We don’t have any more time’: Final moments before Florida jet crash kills nine

Chilling air traffic control recordings capture the pilot’s desperate calls for help as the private jet plunged towards a residential area – ‘Mayday, mayday, we’re losing 10,000 feet per minute’

North Korea tests new cluster-munition missile warhead, claims it can destroy 130 hectares

Pyongyang plans to equip its military with four types of warheads by the end of 2026 – launches 10 missiles during Merz’s visit to South Korea

Former IDF Unit 504 commander Marco Moreno tells Proto Thema: ‘Prepare for war with Turkey’

Exclusive interview with Marco Moreno, who has 25 years of experience in Israeli military intelligence – He led Operation Good Neighbour during the Syrian civil war – His ‘Winter is coming’ remark and warnings

North Korea tells US and West: ‘Sanctions may work on the weak, but never on us’

Pyongyang accuses Western countries of violating its sovereignty and insists their pressure will not change its status as a nuclear-armed state

Political crisis erupts in Poland: Police deployed at Constitutional Tribunal amid ‘coup’ allegations, President Nawrocki turns plane around

A long-running battle over control of the judiciary has brought Prime Minister Donald Tusk's government into direct confrontation with the Polish president - ‘Restoring the rule of law is our duty,’ Tusk declared

Lavrov becomes the ‘elephant in the room’ at G20 as European ministers refuse to pose for photo with him

A diplomatic dispute overshadowed the opening meeting of G20 foreign ministers in Atlanta, with organisers cancelling the traditional family photo to avoid a confrontation

Meta settles with 18-year-old US woman who claims Facebook and Instagram harmed her mental health

The settlement leaves Snapchat's parent company Snap as the sole defendant in a landmark trial over allegations that social media platforms were deliberately designed to be addictive

Pope Leo XIV becomes first pontiff in history to vote in a US election

The Chicago-born Pope cast his ballot by post in Chicago ahead of the US midterm elections on 3 November

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