Several passenger planes in Europe make emergency landings due to bomb threats on board

On the morning of November 5, the crews of at least 12 passenger flights across several European countries received reports of bomb threats on board. Some of the aircraft continued their flights accompanied by fighter jets.

EU fears that Canada’s special status could open the door to other countries

France, Italy, Cyprus, the Netherlands, and Spain have expressed concern over a proposal to grant Canada a special status as an associate member of the European Union, fearing that it could set a precedent for other non-member states, reports the publication Rapporteur, citing two diplomats.

Karol Nawrocki, President of Poland, issued an urgent statement following the events that took place overnight at the Constitutional Tribunal

Navrocki described the events as a constitutional coup and demanded the withdrawal of the security forces deployed by the government from the premises of the court, as well as the restoration of the lawful order.

Polish president heads to Constitutional Court amid protest outside

Polish President Karol Nawrocki left the presidential palace in Warsaw and headed for the Constitutional Court building, where a protest involving opposition leaders is taking place, Polish presidential Chief of Staff Pawel Szefernaker said.

Iran’s Supreme Leader says ‘enemy’s desperation one of the fruits of national resistance’

Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei has described “the enemy’s desperation as one of the fruits of national resistance,” according to a post on his X account.