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Masked rioters clash with police after France protests

Clashes erupted in Paris and Marseille as masked rioters attacked police with projectiles, including a molotov cocktail, following France's largely peaceful protests over living costs and public services. About 320,000 demonstrators took part, down from the previous weekend, with tensions rising as evening approached.

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DW NewsCentre More than 290 arrested in France as some weekend protests turn violent Al Jazeera EnglishCentre France protests turn violent as tear gas used against demonstrators

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War will engulf wider region: Iran warns Trump against fresh US strikes

Iran's military has warned the United States against launching another attack, warning that any fresh military action could spread the conflict across a much wider part of West Asia, echoing concerns raised by Donald Trump, who warned against further strikes. The warning comes amid stalled negotiations and renewed threats from Washington and Israel.

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The Straits TimesCentre Iran warns fresh US strikes would unleash ‘flames of war’ far beyond current conflict

Deccan Herald Event Breakdown

Sugarcane price stir brings district to a halt

Farmers under Karnataka Rajya Raitha Sangha and Hasiru Sene blocked traffic at Belagavi's Central Bus Stand on Saturday, demanding Rs 5,500 per tonne for sugarcane. Protests spread across the district, disrupting highways and roads as part of a statewide bandh. Farmers have been protesting for nearly a month, calling for government action on their demands.

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The HinduCentre Karnataka sugarcane growers block roads, demand higher prices

Shah Rukh Khan’s King Overseas Rights Reportedly Sold For Rs 175 Crore, Sets New Record For Indian Cinema

Shah Rukh Khan’s King reportedly set a new overseas rights record at Rs 175 crore, with projections needing Rs 350-375 crore to break even. The film, set for a December 24 release, reunites the actor with director Siddharth Anand and features his daughter Suhana Khan for the first time.

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Times of IndiaCentre SRK's King breaks overseas rights record at Rs 175 crore

Deccan Herald Event Breakdown

Two foreigners die following electrocution at Bengaluru hotel pool

Two foreign nationals died allegedly due to electrocution while swimming in the pool of a five-star hotel in Halasuru on Friday evening. Two others, including an American tourist and a pool attendant, sustained injuries during rescue attempts. Police are investigating possible electrical faults and safety measures at the Conrad Bengaluru hotel.

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News18Centre ‘He Was Lying Motionless In Water’: Slovakian tourist's wife recounts Bengaluru hotel pool electrocution horror NDTV NewsCentre Two foreigners die in electrocution incident at Bengaluru hotel

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Al Jazeera English Event Breakdown

US greenlights $2.1bn Patriot missile sale to Ukraine

The United States has approved the possible sale of 500 Patriot PAC-3 missiles to Ukraine for $2.1bn, though delivery is unlikely until the 2030s. The package, announced by the State Department, aims to bolster Kyiv's defenses against Russia's missile attacks. Pentagon negotiators are pushing for faster production to meet urgent needs.

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CBS NewsCentre U.S. approves sale of 500 Patriot missiles to Ukraine EuronewsCentre Zelenskyy thanks US over deal for 500 Patriot missiles but warns delivery could take years

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The Hindu Event Breakdown

Pope Leo XIV votes in U.S. midterms as elections near

Pope Leo XIV, formerly Robert Francis Prevost, a U.S. citizen, has cast his vote in the midterm elections, submitting a mail-in ballot in Chicago. The Vatican confirmed his right to vote as a U.S. citizen, as the elections represent a key test for Trump's second term. The results could shape the Trump administration and the GOP.

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