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• Riot police deployed to Poland’s constitutional court after judge suspended

  A bitter, decade-long clash over judicial legitimacy has erupted into a direct physical confrontation between rival political factions in Warsaw. The pro-government judges' drive to purge leadership at the nation's highest tribunal has triggered fierce pushback from conservative opposition figures and the presidency. This constitutional showdown severely deepens domestic polarization ahead of upcoming parliamentary elections.

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• 'We must be so strong that no dares covet our land', Pezeshkian says

  Ahead of the forthcoming National Youth Day on November 8, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian called for national fortification to safeguard the country's identity. He invoked the historical sacrifices of young wartime victims to emphasize that Iran's sovereign integrity depends on undeniable collective strength. These remarks, shared on social media platform X, position historical memory as a vital deterrent against external territorial threats.

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• India warns UN against politicising human rights

  Addressing the UN General Assembly debate on the Human Rights Council's report, Indian diplomat Bhavika Mangalanandan outlined four critical observations aimed at safeguarding the body's institutional credibility. New Delhi argued that pursuing selective, country-specific mandates without national consent fosters division and amounts to weaponizing human rights against developing nations. The appeal urges international mechanisms to prioritize genuine dialogue, state-requested technical assistance, and economic de…

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