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Russian forces conducted a series of missile and drone strikes against Ukraine on the night of November 15 to 16. The Ukrainian General Staff reported that Russian forces launched 18 Shahed-131/136 drones of which Ukrainian forces destroyed 16. The

Pramod Mittal, lesser-known in the steel industry compared to his brother Lakshmi, is navigating financial turmoil. Nigeria agreed to pay nearly $500 million to settle his companys dispute, aiding his debt-laden venture. Despite Nigerias payments to Mittals company, creditors await settlements, highlighting the complex web of his financial troubles.

Match played behind closed doors.

Optus CEO Kelly Bayer Rosmarin faces a Senate inquiry over last week's outage; A South Australian police officer killed while on duty and Hungary advance to the European Championship finals after a 2-2 draw with Bulgaria.

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Sofia: At least 33 police officers and 24 football fans were injured in clashes on the sidelines of Bulgaria s Euro 2024 qualifier against Hungary whi...

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Hungary qualified for its third straight European Championship after an own-goal in stoppage time in a game marred by violent clashes outside an empty stadium in Bulgaria on Thursday. Slovakia also secured its spot at Euro 2024 in Germany, while Cristiano Ronaldo scored his 128th goal for already qualified Portugal. Thousands of Bulgarian supporters were protesting the management of the Bulgarian soccer federation, which they blame for the national team's poor results.

During next year's Hungarian EU Presidency, the government will do its utmost to speed up the accession of the Western Balkans, including North Macedonia.

Bulgaria has had to walk a fine line, trying to covertly support Ukraine without provoking Russia. Opinions on Ukraine are split among its 6.7 million people, many of whom buy into Kremlin propaganda. The new coalition government elected in June after two years of political deadlock is now shifting Bulgaria towards Kyiv and the West.