Scholz loses confidence vote in Bundestag
Chancellor Olaf Scholz failed to win a confidence vote in the Bundestag, with 207 votes for, 394 against, and 116 abstentions. The result triggers talks on dissolving parliament and calling an election likely in February, as Scholz's minority government faces a fracture in a three-party coalition.
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Trump threatens mass deportations endangering Honduran migrants
As deportees pile into a San Pedro Sula processing facility, Norma, 69, laments leaving Honduras after a costly one way trip north. With Trump promising sweeping removals, Central American nations brace for an influx amid gang violence, weak aid, and scarce options for returnees.
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Interpol arrests 26 in South America illegal deforestation sweep
Interpol said 26 people were arrested across Colombia Brazil and Argentina in a mid October crackdown on illegal logging and timber trafficking. Fourteen agencies used border checks waterways and aerial monitoring to seize about 1000 logs including quebracho wood, with 12 companies and two criminal networks tied to the case.
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