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    Israel marks three years since October 7 attacks as Netanyahu faces renewed pressure over pre-war warnings

    Mourners observed moments of silence across southern Israel on Wednesday morning while new military strikes hit Gaza and scrutiny intensified over unheeded intelligence dossiers before the 2023 assault.

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Drones sink ships off Bulgaria

Drone strikes widen war risks as Europe tightens politics and markets punish France

The war around Ukraine spilled further into commercial shipping, while Kyiv braced for a larger Russian aerial assault and Yemen's Red Sea fighting intensified. In Europe, governments tried to harden institutions against both security threats and market pressure, with France becoming the week's financial worry.

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  • October 7 attack commemorations in Israel

    Mourners observe a minute of silence at the Nova music festival site at 6:29 a.m. to mark three years since the October 7 attacks.

  • Israeli strikes on Gaza

    Medics report at least two people killed in overnight Israeli strikes across Gaza as commemorations begin for October 7.

  • Kyiv hit by Russian missile strikes

    Strikes kill at least two people in Darnytsia district overnight as Russian missiles and drones target Kyiv transport infrastructure.

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European democracies and populism

A Polish poll shows right-wing parties reaching 240 Sejm seats while Tusk's coalition falls 11 short, fitting the broader populist-gain pattern without a discrete institutional shift.

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