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🎧 Daily audio briefing Nov 7 · 6:25

Briefing: France, India, Albania, Canada and Serbia

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Nov 7 Reported Added Nov 7, 2026SZ.de reports: "«Gen Z regelt»-Demo in Köln: Wasserwerfereinsatz gegen «gewaltbereite Demonstranten» - Panorama - SZ.de".Germany's Gen Z protests
Nov 7 Reported Added Nov 7, 2026The gilets jaunes coordination called an acte IV for Saturday, November 7, listing about 51 actions across France, including Paris at 14:00 at Place de la Concorde, which depends on the police prefecture's decision, C'est la greve reports.France's high school protests
Nov 7 Reported Added Nov 7, 2026The Cockroach Janta Party called a protest at Rajendra Maidan in Kochi on Saturday, demanding withdrawal of the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls, The Week reports.The Cockroach Janta Party movement
Nov 7 Reported Added Nov 7, 2026Clashes broke out outside Prime Minister Edi Rama's office in Tirana on November 7, with police using water cannons and tear gas, and protesters throwing fireworks and stones and, the Albanian Daily News says, Molotov cocktails, the paper reports.Albania's student protests
Nov 5 Reported Added Nov 7, 2026CBC News reports that the 2026 federal budget released on November 5, 2026 lists the proposed Pacific Link pipeline among a series of “nation‑building” projects based in British Columbia overseen by the Major Projects Office.Canada's Pacific Link pipeline fight
Nov 5 Reported Added Nov 7, 2026Student List candidate Dejan Šoškić, an economist, said he would consider the prime minister's post if the students propose him, and that parliament will very likely meet within a month, Vreme reports from an interview with Newsmax Balkans.Serbia's student movement

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