'Operation Matryochka': Russian propaganda machine exploits Paris attacks

The Louvre Museum will implement a new surveillance plan, including additional cameras and anti-intrusion systems, following a recent heist of royal jewels. The museum's director announced over 20 emergency measures aimed at enhancing security, reflecting the institution's commitment to safeguarding its collections.

Israel conducted airstrikes in southern Lebanon on Wednesday, following a drone attack that resulted in one death and injuries to students on a bus. The strikes are part of ongoing clashes with Hezbollah, escalating tensions in the region.

The European Commission proposed on Wednesday to ease key AI and data privacy regulations to enhance Europe's tech sector's global competitiveness. This move has drawn criticism, suggesting that the EU is stepping back from its role as a digital regulatory leader.

One month has passed since a significant theft at the Louvre, where multiple royal and imperial jewels were stolen in an unprecedented heist. The investigation into the missing items continues, but no updates have been provided on their whereabouts.

French President Emmanuel Macron has called for increased measures against drug crime following the murder of Mehdi Kessaci, the brother of an anti-narcotics activist, in Marseille. The city has been grappling with escalating drug-related violence, with numerous fatalities linked to turf wars over cocaine and cannabis. This incident highlights the urgent need for a more robust response to the ongoing drug crisis in France.

Jeffrey Epstein's brother has clarified that the 'Bubba' mentioned in a viral email is not referring to former President Bill Clinton. The email, which has gained attention alongside an old photo of Donald Trump and Clinton, has sparked speculation about its implications. The context of the email and the photo has led to discussions about their significance in light of Epstein's connections to various high-profile individuals.

French President Emmanuel Macron has convened an emergency cabinet meeting to intensify the fight against drug trafficking following the murder of 20-year-old Mehdi Kessaci, the brother of anti-narcotics activist Amine Kessaci, in Marseille. The city has seen a surge in violent drug-related crimes, with over a dozen fatalities linked to turf wars in 2025. The incident highlights the growing threat narcotics traffickers pose to those opposing them, including their families.

The ceasefire between Hamas and Israel on October 10 has not ended the violence in Gaza, where at least seven armed factions and clans are now challenging Hamas's authority. Gunfights and public executions continue to occur within the enclave, with some groups suspected of having ties to Israel. This ongoing conflict raises concerns about the stability of governance in Gaza and the humanitarian situation for its residents.