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Brent fell around 6% to $106.50 at 14:00 GMT on 2 November as US–Iran diplomacy raised hopes of less supply disruption, although no Hormuz deal was reached.
Spain’s courts reported 66 identifications among 69 people killed in the 28 October Urda train collision. Three people also remain reported missing.
Japan launched a national disaster management agency under the prime minister, with Minister Goshi Hosono directing preparations and regional hubs planned for 2028.
The government proposes a ten-year standard route to permanent residency, with shorter routes for some existing care workers and other eligible applicants.
Kampala says its first soldiers have returned home and plans to complete the withdrawal of all forces by the end of 2027, leaving questions over security handover.
Stores discarded chilled and frozen goods after refrigeration failures across three countries. Investigators have not established a single cause.
Aid workers and rights monitors say airstrikes in Myanmar’s Rakhine and Kayah states killed at least 15 people, including a week-old baby and three students.
With almost all polling-station protocols counted, Iliana Iotova won Bulgaria’s presidential runoff on around 57.6% of the vote.
Residents received false radiation and chemical alerts as both countries reported attacks on public warning apps. The perpetrators and any link between the incidents remain unclear.
