France evacuates the Calais Jungle migrant camp
France begins mass evacuation of the Calais Jungle as over 6,000 migrants board buses bound for reception centers across the country. Police, including London officers, guard the site while authorities plan to dismantle tents and shelters ahead of winter, amid fear and uncertainty among residents.
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Mosul offensive drives Iraqi civilians to dangerous exodus
As Iraqi troops close on Mosul, families like Bayda Khalaf and seven children flee eight hours from their village after IS militants withdraw. With food scarce, milk for her infant runs out and goats die, forcing more to leave. 5,600 have already fled near Mosul, aid camps brace for up to 200,000 more, while authorities fear overwhelmed shelters and divisions among displaced, including Sunni Arabs distrustful of Kurds hosting many.
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Syrian troops seize high ground in renewed Aleppo fighting
Government forces and their allies captured strategic hilltop Bazo on the southern edge of Aleppo as Russia ruled out new humanitarian pauses. Airstrikes in Idlib killed at least 13, with towns Kfar Takharim and Khan Sheikhoun hit, while rebels rejected Moscow’s lull and civilians did not leave eastern districts.
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