Egypt reshuffles security leadership after deadly ambush
Egypt launched a broad security shakeup after an ambush near Cairo killed at least 16 police troopers. President el-Sissi replaced the armed forces chief of staff and Interior Ministry officials dismissed multiple generals amid claims of intelligence failures. The attack in al-Wahat al-Bahriya, Giza province, raised fears of militant reach toward the capital as authorities pursue Western Desert operations.
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Mexico City Day of the Dead parade honors quake rescuers
Mexico City's Day of the Dead parade honored rescuers of the Sept. 19 earthquake with a raised fist signaling silence for trapped survivors. The event featured rescuers, dogs, floats, and papier mache skeletons with rescue gear, reflecting on Oaxaca Chiapas Morelos Puebla and Guerrero.
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Mogadishu hotel attack leaves 23 dead and 30 hurt
A truck bomb outside the Nasa-Hablod hotel in Mogadishu killed at least 23 and wounded more than 30 as attackers inside clashed with security forces. Al Shabab claimed responsibility. Police: victims included a police colonel and a former lawmaker. three attackers died. Security operations continued into night.
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