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1. AI is making engineers faster, but nobody is checking the bill or the quality, says AI Israeli CEO Jerusalem Post · 11 Nov 2026

   Milestone co-founder Liad Elidan tells The Jerusalem Post Business and Innovation podcast that companies are racing to adopt AI coding tools without the governance to know whether they are paying off

2. Can Kurdish leaders, US envoy help end Kurdistan Regional Government crisis? Jerusalem Post · 11 Nov 2026

   The KDP won 39 seats in the 100-seat parliament, while the PUK secured 23. Neither party has enough seats to govern alone, making negotiations over senior positions and cabinet portfolios essential.

3. Houthis claim new round of Saudi airstrikes, as Gulf Cooperation Council strengthens cooperation Jerusalem Post · 11 Nov 2026

   Houthis claim new Saudi airstrikes and shelling as Yemeni government forces launch a major offensive and Iran says a tanker hit a mine in Hormuz.

4. Israel leads development of first UN toolkit on documenting terror-related sexual violence Jerusalem Post · 11 Nov 2026

   Israel is partnering with the governments of Germany and Switzerland and Nigeria’s National Counter Terrorism Center for the project.

5. Egypt court postpones hearing in case against prominent journalist Al-Monitor · 11 Nov 2026

   A Cairo court on Wednesday postponed a case against the editor-in-chief of independent news website Mada Masr until next week to consider a defence request seeking the recusal of the judge, the outlet said. The prosecution of Lina Attalah, one of Egypt's most prominent independent journalists, has…

6. Russia and Ukraine say some progress made at talks, US cites a lack of trust Al-Monitor · 11 Nov 2026

   By Roula Rouhana ABU DHABI, Nov 11 (Reuters) - Russian and Ukrainian negotiators reported some progress in two days of peace talks in Abu Dhabi that ended on Wednesday, but US mediators said there was a lack of trust between the warring sides and differences remained on issues including territory.…

7. COP31 leaders try out new sales pitch for climate action: do it for the economy Al-Monitor · 11 Nov 2026

   By Ezgi Erkoyun and Valerie Volcovici ANTALYA, Turkey, Nov 11 (Reuters) - Leaders at the COP31 summit in Turkey are trying out a new sales pitch for climate action that is tailored to the times: do it to bolster the economy and bring down the cost of living. The message, being repeated in the…

8. Ooni, Olubadan, six other monarchs hold strategic meeting in Ibadan Vanguard · 11 Nov 2026

   …deliberate on security, regional development, 2027 elections By Adeola Badru Prominent traditional rulers from across the South-West on Tuesday converged on Ibadan, the Oyo State capital, for a closed-door meeting to deliberate on critical issues affecting the region. The meeting, held at the…

9. 3 more charged in Guelph homecoming investigation, bringing arrests to 15 Global News · 11 Nov 2026

   Three more people are facing charges in connection with September’s rowdy homecoming party near the University of Guelph.

10. This American AI startup is offering ₹4,217 per hour for night job - are you eligible? Check job profile Mint · 11 Nov 2026

    Responsibilities include coordinating robot operators, assigning duties to humanoid robots, monitoring the performance of these machines, and rectifying any technical problems they encounter.