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1. How Israel's new parliament can make Netanyahu's life difficult Al-Monitor · 10 Nov 2026

   Benjamin Netanyahu remains Israel's prime minister when the new parliament takes office Tuesday but its new, less friendly composition could make his life much more difficult. Gadi Eisenkot, a former military chief seeking to move Israel to the centre, was given the mandate Sunday by President Isaac…

2. ANZ 'renewing energy' in 'very profitable' NZ market interest.co.nz · 10 Nov 2026

   Already the country's biggest bank, ANZ NZ wants to 'grow across the board,' new CEO Ben Kelleher says

3. LISTEN: ‘Roland Martin Unfiltered’ Rides Midterm Elections Momentum After Historic Vote Variety · 10 Nov 2026

   On today’s episode of Variety‘s “Strictly Business” podcast, digital news entrepreneur Roland Martin discusses the growth of his “Roland Martin Unfiltered” program and how it gained momentum during the buildup to this last week’s historic midterm elections. Martin’s daily political news and…

4. Chungnam National University holds anti-corruption, integrity pledge ceremony Korea Times · 10 Nov 2026

   Chungnam National University held an anti-corruption and integrity pledge ceremony at its Daejeon campus on Friday. University President Kim Jeong-kyoum and more than 100 faculty and staff members attended the event, according to the university. It was organized to raise awareness of integrity among…

5. Sogang University team develops new strategy for designing high-performance optical materials Korea Times · 10 Nov 2026

   A joint research team at Sogang University has developed a new strategy for designing optical materials that enable efficient wavelength conversion by effectively arranging three different optically active components within a single crystal. The university said Monday that the findings were…

6. Lee says will continue cooperation with US administration, seek bipartisan support in Congress Korea Times · 10 Nov 2026

   President Lee Jae Myung said Tuesday that Korea will continue to closely cooperate with the U.S. administration following the recent U.S. midterm elections, while also seeking to expand bipartisan support in Congress for issues related to the country and the alliance. Lee made the remarks at a…

7. Melaka polls: Pakatan’s Jegasilan wants to create jobs in Gadek through modern farming Malay Mail · 10 Nov 2026

   ALOR GAJAH, Nov 10 — Gadek has the potential to become a hub for modern agriculture and livestock farming, creating job opportunities for local youths and reducing their need to seek employment elsewhere, particularly in Singapore. Pakatan Harapan (PH) candidate for the Gadek state seat, Jegasilan…

8. Chinese men risk lives to support girl stuck between window bars outside 12th-floor home South China Morning Post · 10 Nov 2026

   Six individuals in southeastern China were named Good Samaritans by local authorities for risking their lives to save a little girl who was in danger of falling from a high-rise building. The incident unfolded on the morning of October 17 in a residential community in Zhangping, Fujian province.…

9. MOE gets 670 school maintenance applications in first week of special channel, says Fadhlina Malay Mail · 10 Nov 2026

   KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 10 — The Ministry of Education (MOE) has received 670 applications from Parent-Teacher Associations (PTAs) nationwide for school maintenance allocations, just a week after the launch of the MOE PTA special channel on November 1. Education Minister Datuk Seri Fadhlina Sidek, in a…

10. ‘Summer School, 2001,’ the First Czech-Vietnamese Feature, Is Coming to America via Cinemas, Amazon (Exclusive) The Hollywood Reporter · 10 Nov 2026

    Two diaspora groups can hit Cinemark theaters from Dec. 11 for a limited run of the award-winning debut feature directed by Dužan Duong, courtesy of Reel Citrus, before two big studio tentpole releases hit.