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1. Netherlands: Sea of red fills Amsterdam streets in Gaza protest Euronews · 8 Nov 2026

   Tens of thousands of people, many dressed in red, marched through Amsterdam in the Netherlands on Sunday 8 November, demanding that the Dutch government take stronger action against Israel over the war in Gaza.

2. New Zealand's new lawmakers start to arrive at parliament as government remains in limbo SPH Media · 8 Nov 2026

   WELLINGTON, Nov 9 - Dozens of newly elected lawmakers will start to arrive at New Zealand's parliament this week, even as the country faces a weeks-long wait to learn who will govern after an election that left the incumbent centre-right bloc with a razor-thin lead.

3. ‘Hegseth has got to go’: Democrats ramp up impeachment push after midterm wins The Times of India · 8 Nov 2026
4. South Africa’s Communists Hold Back Support Rio Times · 8 Nov 2026

   The SACP says no party, including the ANC, can count on its automatic backing as South African councils with no clear majority begin coalition talks. The post South Africa’s Communists Hold Back Support appeared first on The Rio Times .

5. Premier announces ban on AI parking tickets Nine · 8 Nov 2026

   South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas has announced he will ban councils across the state from issuing parking tickets using AI.

6. Jackbox Games isn't interested in AI development: 'All that is done by people, and we have no intention of changing that' PC Gamer · 8 Nov 2026

   On a recent visit to Jackbox Games HQ here in Chicago, I got to speak with developers and studio leadership about their process, history, and place in the industry. Given, you know, everything , I'm pretty much contractually obligated to ask about AI in conversations like this. Here's what CEO Mike…

7. Poland: Kraków mourns six victims as shooting site reopens Euronews · 8 Nov 2026

   Kraków's historic main square in southern Poland reopened to the public on Sunday 8 November, just over 24 hours after a deadly shooting left six people dead and 15 others injured. Residents are lighting candles in memory of the victims, while bullet marks remain visible on café windows.

8. Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow offers nothing in Spanish in Madrid but in English he's making an MVP statement Fox News · 8 Nov 2026

   After it was over, and one of the local Madrid reporters asked Joe Burrow if he had a message for the audience in Spanish, the Cincinnati Bengals quarterback was finally stumped on Sunday. "I don't have anything for you," Burrow offered red-faced. No problem, because Burrow made a different kind of…

9. Nvidia Opens Investigation Into Jensen Huang’s Relationship With Chinese Spy - The New York Times Google · 8 Nov 2026

   Nvidia Opens Investigation Into Jensen Huang’s Relationship With Chinese Spy The New York Times Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang apologizes as firm probes affair with alleged spy Fox Business Statement from NVIDIA Board of Directors NVIDIA Newsroom Nvidia Board to Probe Spying Case After CEO Admits Affair…

10. Man charged with murder over fatal stabbing of HungryPanda delivery rider in Melbourne The Guardian · 8 Nov 2026

    Footscray man charged over death of 47-year-old Jianming Feng rider in the CBD on Friday night A man has been charged with murder after a delivery rider was stabbed to death while working, leaving his family bereft and a city in mourning. On Friday night, HungryPanda delivery rider Jianming Feng…