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1. One-in-four Auckland residential property sales made at a loss in September quarter interest.co.nz · 11 Nov 2026

   Number of residential properties being sold at a loss continues growing, with almost half of the apartments sold in the third quarter selling at a loss

2. Imran's lawyers allowed to proceed to Adiala Jail for meeting following IHC order Express Tribune · 11 Nov 2026

   Barrister Salman Safdar and Sardar Latif Khosa are allowed to proceed to Adiala Jail from the Dahgal checkpoint on Wednesday to meet Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan in accordance with the Islamabad High Court's (IHC) order. The permission was granted in accordance with the IHC…

3. A world champion without a visa Express Tribune · 11 Nov 2026

   Two-time WBA bantamweight world gold champion and former three-time WBC world silver flyweight champion Mohammad Waseem has been finding it difficult to pursue major boxing opportunities due to persistent visa issues. “Yes, it’s a big issue,” Waseem told The Express Tribune on Wednesday. “You know…

4. De Silva, Kusal Mendis put Sri Lanka in command against Pakistan Express Tribune · 11 Nov 2026

   Dhananjaya de Silva and skipper Kusal Mendis produced a magnificent unbeaten partnership to put Sri Lanka in a strong position on the third day of the first Test against Pakistan at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium on Wednesday. Resuming their first innings at 114-3 in reply to Pakistan's 434-9…

5. China vows support for Cuba against sanctions, foreign interference amid US pressure Express Tribune · 11 Nov 2026

   China on Wednesday pledged unwavering support for Cuba against sanctions, blockades and foreign interference amid US pressure on Havana, as the two countries vowed to strengthen strategic ties and cooperation in multilateral forums. Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi made the remarks during talks in…

6. Workers across Spain stage first general strike in 14 years as anger rages over housing Express Tribune · 11 Nov 2026

   Spanish workers went on a general strike on Wednesday, enduring stormy weather to set up picket lines in a mass protest against the country's housing affordability crisis less than three weeks before a snap general election. It is the first general strike in 14 years to be jointly backed by Spain's…

7. Nigerian pilgrims visit fortress where John the Baptist was martyred, pray for Nigeria Vanguard · 11 Nov 2026

   By Jimoh Babatunde More than 40 Nigerian Christian pilgrims led by Aeroport Travels & Tours Ltd. have visited Mukawir, an ancient fortress in Jordan associated with the imprisonment and execution of John the Baptist, offering prayers for courage, steadfast faith and righteous leadership in Nigeria.…

8. EU ready for 'united response' after France blames Iran for fridge hacks France 24 · 11 Nov 2026

   The EU said Tuesday it would look to provide a "swift and united response" after France blamed Iran for a cyberattack on hundreds of supermarket fridges.

9. Cabinet decisions today 11 Nov full list: ₹12.6 lakh crore Mudra loans, ₹62,370 crore subsidy, metro boost and more Mint · 11 Nov 2026

   The Union Cabinet approved measures supporting small businesses, farmers, urban transport and cultural infrastructure. It extended Stand-Up India and micro-unit credit guarantee schemes through March 2031, set fertiliser subsidies for Rabi 2026-27, cleared an 8.449-km Noida Metro extension and more.

10. ‘A restless and difficult night’ in the Baltics as NATO fighter jets fail to shoot down drone Euronews · 11 Nov 2026

    Lithuania’s president said four drones and dozens of suspected meteorological balloon sightings were detected moving from Belarus towards NATO's external border.