Poland's champions conceded after six minutes in Lisbon and never really recovered. Lech now sit second from bottom in the Europa League table after three defeats.
More than 300,000 travellers and industry professionals voted, and 20 Spanish hotels won titles, from Madrid palaces to Tenerife resorts.
Real Madrid beat AEK with a stoppage-time goal and now lead Europe with 15 goals after the 75th minute, ahead of Barcelona, Inter and Leipzig on 13 each.
After three straight European defeats, Marseille won 1-0 at unbeaten Bayer Leverkusen thanks to a stunning long-range strike from Amine Gouiri.
A France Télévisions reporter spent two days at L'Escale, near Châteauroux, to hear what truckers and staff worry about before the presidential vote.
Could the UK's EU food deal force smoky bacon crisps to change their name? A Cabinet minister told a radio host to 'get a life' over the claim.
Seoul Children's Museum, Seoulsangsangnara, has rebuilt its permanent gallery for the first time in eight years. It opens on 7 November with a hands-on kindness theme.
Authorities found H5 avian flu antigen at a South Korean duck farm housing about 22,000 birds and ordered a 24-hour movement halt in the area.
On the flight back from South Korea, Erdoğan said he plans to visit Azerbaijan on 8 November and wants to speak with Putin after meeting Zelenskyy.
As Ramayana hits cinemas, Alia Bhatt posted two set photos of Ranbir Kapoor with daughter Raha, one day before the little girl turns four.
South Korea's land ministry plans a new bureau-level center to untangle permit delays and financing snags that are holding up private home construction.
An audit found 13 buildings at Incheon Airport could partly collapse in a magnitude 6.1–6.5 quake. The operator now plans detailed checks on 134 facilities.
Daejeon will open a 42.195 km riverside marathon course next year, so runners can go the full distance without road closures in the city centre.
Putin signed a decree on 5 November placing four Russian production sites of Japan Tobacco's overseas subsidiary under the temporary control of a Russian company.
A new free bike station beside the Hangang Bus pier in Jamsil opens on 14 November, with repair tools, first-aid kits and a rest area for riders.
An Se-young beat Malaysia's world No. 28 in straight games in Yeosu to reach the Korea Open quarterfinals, where a run of Japanese opponents may await.
Lotte Himart's yearly 'Himart Black Friday' runs until Nov. 30 with coupons, bundle discounts of up to 6 million won and a handful of 9,900 won deals.
Japan's ruling parties are ready to push a food consumption tax cut bill toward a vote, while opponents say the support payment plan is still too vague.
A new union application has been filed with South Korea's labor ministry, which would add a sixth union at Samsung Electronics after reported divisions among members.
Despite 16 police platoons and three checkpoints, voters from disputed Kotia crossed into Andhra Pradesh to cast ballots in local body elections on Thursday.
No dragons, no huge stars: Shōgun swept 18 Emmys and four Golden Globes, and season two has now finished filming. Here's what to know before it returns.
India's Supreme Court has ruled that police must produce you before a magistrate within 24 hours of first curbing your liberty, not from when an arrest is logged.
Nintendo's net profit dropped in the second quarter as Switch 2 unit sales slowed, yet the company is sticking to its ¥310 billion full-year profit forecast.
Two people died when a building collapsed in Old Delhi. A civic body report says the owner was warned six months earlier and kept building anyway.
An expert panel in Japan is expected to discuss expanding child safety seat requirements, including a height threshold and age-based guidelines.
With Iraq's airspace available again, Air India's Delhi and Mumbai flights to New York are nonstop, cutting about four hours from the Rome one-stop routes.
A 127-yen chocolate bar packed with spicy rice crackers and nuts has vanished from Kaldi's online store, and fans say the crunch is addictive.
Eligible Telangana families will get ₹5 lakh life cover from a November 19 launch in Siddipet. Applications open on November 20 and close on November 30.
People in Japan are posting about tiny black bugs that squeeze through screen doors the morning after rain. Here's what they are and how to keep them out.
Egypt's army says it will launch a fourth phase of its campaign against illegal gold prospecting on Saturday, after two officers were killed on the southern border.
Before Diwali, Maharashtra's food regulator inspected 9,667 outlets and seized food worth ₹63.45 crore. Here's what it found and how you can stay safe.
Russia's central bank says the economy grew moderately in the third quarter and has slipped back into overheating, with demand outpacing what firms can produce.
Forget the car or the watch: the winner of the LPGA's TOTO Japan Classic gets a luxury toilet from the title sponsor, a Japanese bathroom-fixture maker.
Journalists have noticed new anti-drone air defense systems at Mar-a-Lago, Donald Trump's Florida residence, pointing to a visible shift in security there.
Northern Railway has split entry and exit at New Delhi Railway Station by ticket type, and paused platform tickets, to ease the festive-season crush.
President Santiago Peña says he has stepped down, two days after Ueno Bank was put under external control and about three million accounts were frozen.
Seven Muslim candidates won seats in the US Congress in the midterms, a record. Here's who they are and why voters backed them despite a wave of attacks.
An independent group says Anthropic is building its AI about twice as fast as a year ago, even as its CEO calls on the industry to slow down.
The cult horror series From spent years under the radar. Now its first three seasons are the fourth most popular show on Netflix.
The US first lady welcomed envoys from Moscow and Kyiv to the White House and asked for a more enduring ceasefire after the six-day truce in Oleshky.
Brent slipped to about $93.82 a barrel on Thursday as markets bet that Republican losses in the midterms make a wider war with Iran less likely.
DRDO has successfully tested the Pralay, a solid-fuel quasi-ballistic missile that can hit targets 150 to 500 km away and be launched from a mobile platform.
Sergei Mulivanov, 59, left Latvia two years ago over disagreement with its policy. In Russia he was accused of fraud and sent to fight in Ukraine.
Fake bomb threats forced at least 25 flights to divert or take escorts across Europe on Thursday. Experts ask whether it is a hybrid war tactic.
At just 15, Tanvi Patri has become the first Indian woman to win a badminton medal at the Youth Olympic Games, taking silver after a tough final against China.
Regional laws in Russia make employers hire people who fought in Ukraine. Schools, kindergartens and theatres are now looking for such candidates.
Gold climbed nearly 2% to about $4,135 an ounce, its highest in two weeks, as the dollar and US bond yields fell after the Democrats' midterm gains.
After Novaya Gazeta announced its closure, Meduza and the RIMA archive have republished one of its first legendary pieces from 1993 in full.
Saudi Arabia's land crossings saw 70.7 million travellers in 2025, while freight rose to 26.8 million tonnes and road deaths climbed, official figures show.
Poland's Sejm has voted a second time for a new PIT rate and bracket and a higher CIT for the biggest firms. The vote was 236 to 207.
Shares of Swiss-based Coca-Cola HBC fell 18% after reports that a Russian brewer asked Putin to put its former Russian bottler under external management.
Citizens of Mexico, North Macedonia, Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina can now apply online for a Saudi tourist visa, the Tourism Ministry said.
Reports say US Secretary of State Marco Rubio is considering stepping down after Republicans' midterm defeat. The White House and State Department deny it.
After CAS cleared Russian teams to return to IIHF events, several European countries threatened a boycott. Russia's hockey federation says the ruling can't be appealed.
Israel's election gave neither camp a majority, and Gadi Eisenkot, a former army chief, is now a leading candidate to be asked to form the next government.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage says Donald Trump broke his promise on foreign interventions, and calls the decision to go to war with Iran "strange".
Dynamo beat the Shanghai Dragons 3:2 in St. Petersburg, with Dmitry Zugan scoring twice, even though head coach Tambiev stayed behind in Moscow.
Turkey's parliament voted 279 to 119 to ratify the Mecca defence pact with Pakistan and Saudi Arabia. Here is what the 16-article deal actually says.
A joint photo of Poland's deputy PM and the Konfederacja leader stirred talk. Tusk says he knew about it and trusts him, and he's waiting for a text from the president.
Cristiano Ronaldo has ended his international career. After more than 23 years with Portugal, the forward leaves with 234 caps and 146 goals.
Poland's fuel giant Orlen made over 21.4 bn zloty in nine months, enough to pay its windfall tax. But it says spending may fall short and Lithuania is a worry.
Poland's lower house voted 236 to 207 for a new 24% income tax bracket, a higher threshold for the 12% rate and a bigger corporate tax for large firms.
Two days after the Democrats' midterm wave, the Nasdaq lost 5.52%, its worst day since April 2025, as investors worried about AI data centers and new rules.
The FA and WSL Football are funding a PhD study with Imperial College London to find out why ACL knee injuries are so common in women's football.
Kozo Tashima, honorary president of the Japan Football Association, says he will run against Gianni Infantino in FIFA's March presidential election.
Between 575,000 and 1.6 million people marched in France on Thursday as unions, students and yellow vests joined forces. Here is what happened and what comes next.
Researchers analysed nearly a million TikTok videos about France's youth and cost-of-living protests. They found little sign that the app was used to coordinate violence.
Only 16 of 36 new tram-trains for the South Wales Metro have passed safety testing, and full service is now not expected until the end of 2027.
Kimmarie Johnson, a model and actress seen in Beverly Hills, 90210 and Dude, Where's My Car?, has died at 50, days after a heart event at her Los Angeles home.
Eight in ten Spanish employers want sick-leave rules reformed, yet 85% admit they have no preventive protocols, a Chamber of Commerce study finds.
More than 200 education staff have been injured since the high school protest movement began. Now a leading union says an unusual number of principals want out.
A walker's worried call sent six police cars to Northumberland after Newcastle's £30m signing Amar Dedic was seen with a bow and arrows near a reservoir.
Luciana Barroso had brain surgery a week before the 2024 Oscars, Matt Damon says. She is fine now, and she still went to the afterparty.
Hundreds gathered in the Toledo town of Navahermosa on Thursday to bid farewell to Tenerife striker Jesús de Miguel, who died at the age of 30.
Hackers stole tens of millions of euros from Crédit Mutuel Arkéa. The bank says customers' money is safe, but how the attackers got in is still unclear.
The Bank of England says extreme weather linked to El Niño could add about 2 percentage points to UK food prices, with fruit and veg likely to rise first.
Karol G threw a party in Mexico City for her new album and set a TikTok Live record, with 4.8 million stream entries and 3.6 million unique viewers.
Carlos Cuerpo's first meeting with the train drivers' union ended with no deal, so strikes on 10 and 12 November stay on. Another meeting is set for Friday.
Customs officers in Lima noticed that some socks in three suitcases were moving. Inside were more than 3,000 tarantulas, headed for Germany.
Channel 4 says the show has "run its course" after a review prompted by Panorama's rape allegations. Its budget will go into new programming.
After John Galliano pulled out, the Met has picked a new theme for 2027: "extraORDINARY", a show about T-shirts, jeans and sweatshirts. The gala is on May 3.
A review in Science looks at the next wave of obesity drugs. Generic semaglutide is already sold in India, but patents may delay it in Spain until 2031.
Abdul El-Sayed won Michigan and will be the first Muslim in the US Senate. One word in his victory speech sent Google searches for “habibi” soaring.
More than 373,000 people were diagnosed with cancer in England in 2024, a record. Yet the NHS is still missing its targets for diagnosing and treating patients on time.
Ye showed a new line, Yeezy Season 01, at his Los Angeles space on Wednesday, his first fashion show since the 2022 Paris show that ended in scandal.
A small Asian songbird with a bright red throat was photographed in Suances, northern Spain. It is the first documented record of the species in the country.
Lille boss Olivier Létang has been handed a four-month suspension by the French football federation's appeal body, on top of a €20,000 fine, after the PSG draw.
The Bank of England has lifted its base rate from 3.75% to 4%, the first rise since August 2023, and warned another hike is likely if the US-Iran war drags on.
Travis Kelce is counting down to his first Christmas as a married man, and he has plans: lights up until January, his mum's baking and maybe matching onesies.
Balenciaga is looking for a creative director again: Pierpaolo Piccioli, the Italian designer who came from Valentino, is stepping down after 16 months.
Ranked 164th in January, Luca Van Assche beat Lorenzo Musetti in three sets to reach his first Masters 1000 quarter-final in Paris, while Fils and Rinderknech went out.
A British doctor who tested positive for Ebola in DR Congo has landed in the UK and is now in a specialist isolation unit in London. Officials say public risk is low.
HBO's period drama pulled in nearly 4 million U.S. viewers in three days, up 25% from last season's premiere. Here's what Season 4 is about and when it ends.
Kanye West walked in his own Yeezy show in Los Angeles with his four kids and wife Bianca Censori watching, four years after the 'White Lives Matter' shirt.
Organisers say 1.6 million people marched across France over wages and prices; authorities counted 575,000. Many now wonder how long the movement can last.
Britain's Court of Appeal has raised the minimum term for the killer of 18-year-old Henry Nowak from 21 to 25 years, saying the original sentence was too lenient.
A London jury has convicted Russell Brand of one rape and three sexual assaults. He was refused bail and will be sentenced on Monday.
Ilia Topuria has ended five months of silence after losing to Justin Gaethje at the White House. His first interview comes out Friday, and he says he'll never give up.
Around twenty commercial flights across Europe received bomb threats on Thursday. Air forces escorted some planes, and several aircraft landed in emergency.
A London jury convicted Russell Brand of one rape and three sexual assaults. He was refused bail and will be sentenced on Monday, with more allegations under investigation.
Councilmember Nithya Raman entered the race in February as an underdog. Now Karen Bass has conceded, and Raman will be the next mayor of Los Angeles.
Raphinha has renewed with Barcelona until 2030 while in top scoring form, though he says he isn't at 100% for the trip to Atlético Madrid's Metropolitano.
A shipwreck found off Kekova Island in Türkiye has entered Guinness World Records as the world's oldest. Researchers first thought it was Ottoman.
German actor Elke Sommer has died aged 85. She became internationally famous opposite Peter Sellers in the 1964 comedy A Shot in the Dark.
A day after Bavarian politician Hubert Aiwanger died in a Berlin hotel room, the preliminary autopsy points to no third-party involvement. His party now has to regroup.
Ballon d'Or winner Harry Kane has extended his Bayern Munich contract until 2029. The club says it stretched its budget on his salary but sees every cent as an investment.
A German driving licence costs about €3,400 on average. The Bundestag has passed the first part of a reform that the transport minister says could save up to €1,000.
Turkey's TV channels want a 25 percent discount from drama producers as the ad crisis grows. Shorter episodes and lower actor fees are on the table.
Denizlispor, who once represented Turkey in the UEFA Cup, skipped two matches in a row and were demoted to the 1st Amateur League under Turkish match rules.
Influencer Ersan Diamond planned to sell socks worn at a match and donate the money. The family ministry filed a complaint, and he has now apologized.
Bochum celebrated 65 years since the German-Turkish labour recruitment agreement with an evening of stories, poems and traditional Turkish folk songs.
Alexander Nübel, on loan at Beşiktaş from Bayern Munich, has been called into Germany's 24-man squad for the Nations League games against Serbia and the Netherlands.