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The BBC News front page highlights international affairs, with top stories focusing on US President Trump waiving Russia sanctions amid growing tensions with Ukraine, and an Oregon teacher's bravery during a school attack. Other prominent news includes insights into Ukraine's offensive, analysis…
US President Trump has temporarily lifted numerous restrictions on Moscow, which were recently enacted by Congress, citing "national security" concerns amid escalating disputes with Ukrainian President Zelensky.
A 16-year-old suspect, who had previously attended the school and targeted a special needs classroom, was shot multiple times by an armed father after attacking the premises, with a teacher having bravely intervened.
The BBC joins Ukraine's Operation Vivaldi as it reclaims vital territory in the Donbas, though optimism is tempered by strained relations with President Trump.
At an IMF meeting in Bangkok, global finance and business leaders grappled with significant uncertainty.
The White House is experiencing increasing adversity, according to BBC's Anthony Zurcher, just weeks before important midterm elections.
The White House has announced that the new press secretary is transitioning out of her role after only a few days.
Brothers Jake and Callum Robinson and their friend Carter Rhoad were killed on a surfing trip in Mexico during what appears to have been a robbery gone wrong.
The Australian government aims to shield social media users from being exposed to unwanted content through algorithmic recommendations.
Israeli settlers injured Palestinians and a US journalist during an attack while they were harvesting in the West Bank.
Brazil has recorded a significant decrease in Amazon deforestation as a crucial election approaches.
The trial of a German steakhouse heiress has ignited a major spy scandal.
A senior Vatican diplomat has stated that the Pope's health should not be underestimated.
An Italian minister has informed the BBC that President Trump is "completely wrong" to limit support for Ukraine.
An international operation to rescue 30 captive beluga whales in Canada garnered headlines, but tragically, five of them have since died.
Tirana, Albania's capital, has experienced months of protests by an anti-government movement known as "Flamingo," with recent events escalating significantly.
Jantar Mantar, an 18th-century site in Delhi synonymous with demonstrations, has been denotified as a protest location after a thousand slogans echoed there.
According to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), over one million individuals who have never smoked are now vaping.
Costumes such as 'Freaky Nikki', Dolly Parton, and whimsical gargoyles are proving popular for adults this Halloween.
The judge presiding over the case stated that the prosecutor had failed to act in a fair and impartial manner, leading to the dismissal of child sex abuse charges against actor Timothy Busfield.
