The Supreme Court has declined to hear an appeal from Universal Ostrich Farms, allowing the Canadian Food Inspection Agency to cull 400 ostriches after an H5N1 outbreak. Despite protests and international attention, the agency insists the cull is necessary for public health and industry protection.

The U.N. Security Council has endorsed a U.S.-led resolution to lift some sanctions on Syrian officials, marking a shift in international diplomacy post-Assad. This move is part of broader efforts to normalize relations and stabilize the region, with Syria expected to join the U.S.-led coalition against ISIS.

SpaceX is set to acquire EchoStar's AWS-3 spectrum licenses for $2.6 billion in stock, aiming to enhance its direct-to-cell connectivity services. The deal includes AWS-4 and H-block licenses and awaits regulatory approval, while EchoStar assures its current services remain unaffected during this period.

Austrian intelligence uncovered a Hamas-linked weapons cache in Vienna, aimed at targeting Israeli and Jewish sites across Europe. Authorities are holding suspects, including a London detainee, with investigations ongoing.

Peloton has recalled certain Bike+ models due to safety concerns over seat post failures, affecting over 877,000 units in North America. This comes amid a strategic shift towards holistic health products and a focus on product safety, with new AI-driven features and premium offerings in their lineup.

Kai Ellice-Flint clinched the men’s longboard world title in El Salvador, defeating top seed Edouard Delpero in a dramatic final at El Sunzal. Riding a board he shaped himself, Ellice-Flint's victory extends Australia's dominance in the sport.

Poland and Romania are deploying the Merops drone defense system to counter Russian drone incursions, with Denmark and NATO also adopting the technology to enhance Europe’s eastern defenses. The system's rapid threat assessment and interception capabilities are seen as crucial in the evolving drone warfare landscape, highlighting international collaboration and significant investment from notable figures like Eric Schmidt.

The European Commission is considering delaying parts of the EU AI Act to ease administrative burdens and clarify standards, with a decision expected by November 19. This move aims to balance regulatory goals with industry needs without diluting the Act's objectives, reflecting ongoing negotiations among EU members.

AC Milan and Inter Milan have acquired the San Siro site from the city, paving the way for its demolition and a new stadium by 2031 for Euro 2032. The project, led by Foster + Partners and MANICA, aims to transform the area into a vibrant hub, with a total estimated cost of 1.5 billion euros.

Anthropic is expanding in Europe with new offices in Paris and Munich, aiming to triple its international workforce in 2025 to meet growing demand for its AI tool, Claude. By aligning with European regulations and focusing on enterprise markets, Anthropic targets significant revenue growth and positions itself as a safer AI alternative.