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More National Guard members sent to Washington, D.C. after shooting
PUBLISHED: 2025-11-30 00:00:00WASHINGTON, D.C.: U.S. President Donald Trump ordered 500 more National Guard members to the city after the shooting of two members of the West Virginia guardsmen by an Afghan migrant on November 26.
The two were among more than 2,000 troops deployed to the nation's capital as part of President Donald Trump's crime-fighting mission that involved taking over the local police department.
They were shot about two blocks from the White House. Officials said they were hospitalized in critical condition. Washington's mayor said they were victims of a \"targeted shooting.\"
Trump launched the deployment on August 11 when he declared a public safety emergency. He said his administration would be removing homeless encampments.
While he said he aimed to reduce crime, the city's attorney general said violent crime in the district was down another 26 percent this year and had reached a 30-year low the year before.
There were 2,188 troops assigned to the joint task force that took over the city's policing.
In early November, the D.C. National Guard had the largest number on the ground with 949. West Virginia was next with 416 guardsmen.
Last week, at least 160 West Virginia troops volunteered to extend their deployment to December 31. The others returned to West Virginia on November 17.
Other states with forces in Washington early this month were Louisiana, Mississippi, Ohio, South Carolina, Georgia, and Alabama.
Officials from several states told The Associated Press they planned to end their deployments by November 30, but also indicated that this depended on whether they received orders to extend their stay.
The D.C. National Guard's deployment order has been renewed through the end of February.
Some troops have been armed and provided a military presence in public spaces, especially in federal parks, subway stations, and Union Station. Others have done yard work, removed graffiti, and cleaned parks.
Since then, most task force daily updates have provided only new troop figures, with no summaries of beautification efforts.
Some residents are unnerved by the National Guard's presence. They see it as presidential overreach on law enforcement. Others say they approve, particularly of a contingent of National Guard troops focused on community improvement efforts.
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser, a Democrat, has walked a fine line between appeasing Trump and pushing back on the deployment. She needs to be involved as Congress determines the city's budget and laws.
On November 20, a federal judge ordered the Trump administration to end the deployment, saying it illegally intruded on local officials' authority to direct law enforcement in the district. U.S. District Judge Jia Cobb put her order on hold for 21 days to allow for an appeal.
In a related development, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services said late on November 26 that it has indefinitely halted processing all immigration requests involving Afghan nationals, after two National Guard soldiers were shot and critically wounded in Washington.
The decision comes after Trump ordered a review of Afghan immigrants who entered the United States during Joe Biden's presidency.
\"The protection and safety of our homeland and of the American people remains our singular focus and mission,\" the agency said in a post on X.
EU funding flows shift as Germany’s net contribution declines
PUBLISHED: 2025-11-30 00:00:00BERLIN, Germany: Germany's faltering economy has not stopped it from remaining the European Union's most significant net contributor, even as the amount it pays into the bloc continues to fall, a study by the German Economic Institute (IW) showed.
Germany paid 13.1 billion euros (US$15.09 billion) more into the EU budget than it received in 2024, keeping it well ahead of other member states. But that figure has slid sharply from 19.7 billion euros in 2022 and 17.4 billion euros in 2023 as the country's economic downturn weighs on contributions.
France was the second-largest net payer last year at 4.8 billion euros, followed by Italy at 1.6 billion euros, according to the IW analysis.
Greece topped the list of net recipients with 3.5 billion euros, ahead of Poland with 2.9 billion euros and Romania with 2.7 billion euros.
On a per-capita basis, Germany again led the bloc, with citizens contributing a net 157 euros to the EU budget. Ireland followed at 130 euros per person.
\"The EU budget is a mirror of the economic power relations in Europe,\" said IW expert Samina Sultan. She noted that high-growth economies such as Poland are receiving less support, while \"Germany and France are the problem children of the EU.\"
Germany is expected to grow more slowly than the EU average again this year, suggesting its net contribution will continue to decline, Sultan added.
The European Commission published detailed data on net payers and net recipients until 2020 but stopped releasing such statistics for political reasons, the institute said.
Flamengo beats Palmeiras to win fourth Libertadores title
PUBLISHED: 2025-11-30 00:00:00LIMA, Nov. 29 (Xinhua) -- Danilo struck a second-half winner as Flamengo claimed its fourth Copa Libertadores title with a 1-0 victory over Palmeiras in their all-Brazilian final on Saturday.
The former Real Madrid and Juventus defender broke the deadlock in the 67th minute, heading in after Giorgian de Arrascaeta's corner at Estadio Monumental in Peru's capital.
It was no less than Flamengo deserved with the Rio de Janeiro outfit dominating possession throughout and Palmeiras failing to have a single shot on target.
\"To score the title-winning goal with the club that I love is something I don't have words for,\" Danilo said after the match. \"We worked a lot on our set pieces because we knew we would have chances to score in those situations and that's exactly what happened.\"
Palmeiras, which had also been seeking its fourth Libertadores title, started the match with a five-man defense and struggled to pose a scoring threat for most of the match.
\"We tried our best but that's football,\" Palmeiras forward Jose Manuel Lopez said. \"It was a tough game and we probably lacked attacking intent, but we gave everything we could in the tournament. It's a sad result for us. Now we have to keep fighting and we'll come back a lot stronger.\"
Flamengo took the initiative from the outset as its midfield quartet of Jorginho, Erick Pulgar, Jorge Carrascal and De Arrascaeta took control.
Bruno Henrique fired over the bar from distance in the 15th minute, and Samuel Lino pulled a shot wide moments later after showing neat footwork on the left side of the penalty box.
Palmeiras' best chance of the opening half came in the 20th minute when former Barcelona forward Vitor Roque headed over the bar after Joaquin Piquerez's cross from the right.
Flamengo stepped up its intensity after the interval, and Danilo put his team ahead by rising unchallenged and thumping a header into the far corner following De Arrascaeta's out-swinging corner.
The goal prompted greater urgency from Palmeiras. Murilo Cerqueira shot narrowly wide after the ball spilled free from an aerial duel, and Roque blasted over when he had only the goalkeeper to beat.
But Flamengo refused to yield and almost doubled its lead in stoppage time when Everton's curling free kick rebounded off the far post with goalkeeper Carlos Miguel beaten.
Spanish government backs calls to control foreign property market adding to Balearic campaign
PUBLISHED: 2025-11-29 10:21:00Over the past week, a number of politicians in the Balearics have issued fresh demands for controls and even caps on foreign property purchases in the region and it would appear that the Spanish government shares their concerns. The Minister of Housing and Urban Agenda, Isabel Rodríguez, has this week advocated for Europe to allow Member States to take action in stressed areas affected by ‘uncontrolled’ price rises and tourist pressure, with measures such as banning speculative home purchases and the sale of social housing to vulture funds.
This was conveyed by the minister at a working meeting with the Canary Islands Government’s Minister of Public Works, Housing and Mobility, Pablo Rodríguez, which was also attended by the Secretary of State for Housing and Urban Agenda, David Lucas, and the Director General of Housing and Land, Javier Martín.
The minister and the councillor discussed other matters of interest, including the State Housing Plan, the declaration of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria as a tense housing market area, the need to regulate the tourist rental market and the progress of the Ministry’s investments in the Canary Islands.
The Ministry recalled in a statement that the Spanish Government will transfer €222.6 million to the Canary Islands over the next five years for public housing policies. This means that the total investment will represent an increase of 373% compared to the current State Plan.
During the process, the Ministry and the Canary Islands have agreed to include various requests from the regional government. These include financing the costs of managing and implementing the Plan with its own funds, improvements in aid to combat depopulation and mobilise empty homes, and greater flexibility in aid for young people, among others.
At the meeting, Rodríguez committed to prioritising residential rentals over other types of rentals. He defended ‘bold’ regulation of tourist rentals and the need to move forward with the declaration of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria as a tense housing market area.
Young British tourists could shape the future of Mallorca holidays
PUBLISHED: 2025-11-29 09:34:00British travel trends are changing and young people are becoming increasingly more adveturous and hungry to travel. According to ABTA’s new Travel Trends for 2026 report 25-34 year olds are the Travel Trendsetters ' shaping travel for years to come, and September an increasingly popular month for overseas travel. 25-34 year olds have been dubbed the Travel Trendsetters by ABTA as they are the most prolific in their holiday taking, and place huge value on their breaks.
Around five in six (84%) of this group are planning to travel overseas in the next 12 months, well above the average of 70%. We also know from their travels this year that they take more holidays than anyone else ' an average 5.5 holidays overall, including 2.2 abroad. This is backed up by their commitment to splash their cash on travel ' with almost half (49%) planning to spend more on their holidays in the next year.
It’s perhaps no surprise, given how much this group values time away, that 83% say holidays are the most important time of the year, more than any other age group (average is 65%). They also place more importance on what holidays can do for their mental health and wellbeing, with 90% saying they are important for this reason versus the average of 80%.
In terms of the holidays they are taking, cruises are popular among this age group, with 19% taking one in the last 12 months, more than any other age group, including the over 65s (16%). This reflects the changing nature of cruise, with companies expanding their itineraries, activities and on-board facilities to appeal to a range of markets.
Also featured in the new report is the rise of ‘Super September’. The intention to travel during September has increased by seven percentage points over the last three years, from 17% in 2023 to 24% in 2025, outstripping the main summer months, and the trajectory is expected to continue into 2026.
ABTA says September is becoming more popular as people appreciate it as a good time to explore Europe and beyond, knowing that great weather is still likely, as well as good value breaks available. It also says that, with travellers increasingly looking to add a bit of adventure to their holidays ' such as cycling and hiking ' September can be a more suitable time to do so than the hottest summer months.
Graeme Buck, Director of Communications at ABTA ' The Travel Association, said: “Travel is a constantly evolving industry ' presenting both opportunities and challenges for our members. What is clear from our research is that the demand to travel remains strong - with more people looking to travel abroad on holiday in 2026.
“The way people are travelling is changing, whether that’s embracing different types of trips or times of year to travel. ABTA travel companies are responding to these changing demands ' working to make people’s holiday wishes a reality, all with the added peace of mind of being under the ABTA umbrella.”
These top trends and others for 2026 were released at ABTA’s annual Travel Trends conference alongside a variety of the latest industry insights from other speakers.
ABTA’s list of Travel Trends for 2026 are:
1) Super September ' Travelling abroad on holiday in this month is increasingly popular
2) Travel Trendsetters ' 25'34-year-olds are shaping why, how, where and when we travel
3) Rail-ly Good ' Younger adults discovering the joys of train and interrailing holidays
4) The Longest Haul ' Exploring destinations the furthest away from home as possible
5) Cruise Goes Long and Short ' Appetite grows for very short and much longer itineraries
Cyclist in his eighties dies after accident in Mallorca
PUBLISHED: 2025-11-29 13:40:36An 83-year-old cyclist died on Saturday morning after being hit by a Renault Kangoo in Selva.
The accident occurred around 9.30am at the Biniamar intersection on the Inca-Mancor de la Vall road. Medics went to the scene and pronounced the man dead at 10.20am. The driver of the Kangoo tested negative for alcohol and drugs.
It would appear that the cyclist failed to come to a halt at a stop sign and was knocked down by the van. The Guardia Civil are investigating the circumstances.
New Mallorca political party warns: ‘There’s no room for more people here’
PUBLISHED: 2025-11-29 11:19:00A new political party has been formed in Mallorca and it appears that it is only going to add further fuel to the debate over foreign residents and tourism. ‘Being Mallorcan is not inherited, it does not come from names and surnames, you have to earn it by respecting our identity and interests,’ stated Joan Serra, coordinator of the PI, which on Friday officially merged with the political project SOM Mallorca, led by the former leader of ERC in the Balearic Islands, Joan Lladó. ‘There is no room for more people here,’ added the regionalist leader to applause from the audience at the presentation of Coalició Per Mallorca held in the centre of Palma.
The PI, a party that for years has opted for a moderate discourse, which has led to a loss of representation in election after election, has sought another way out. ‘Until recently, I was a moderate, calm, conformist Mallorcan, but today, before everyone, I declare myself radically Mallorcan,’ confessed the party’s president, Toni Gili.
In favour of self-government, with an insularist vocation, pragmatism on the margins of the left and right, and defender of plurality of identities, but with Mallorcan identity at the centre. This is how its promoters have defined this new political adventure with which they aspire to govern in town councils, in the Council of Mallorca and in the Govern. ‘We are a project that wants to break Madrid, to remove the puppets,’ added Gili.
‘They will want to place us on the right or left, depending on what suits them so that we do not compete with them, but our focus is Mallorca,’ said its leaders, who have insisted on Mallorcan identity as an element of cohesion to change the economic model that is overly dependent on tourism. ‘Not being able to grow indefinitely,’ commented Joan Lladó, shortly before launching a message aimed at seducing residents: ‘If someone wants help, they have to have been living here for 15 years. We are in a moment of emergency and that would be fair. People who have been contributing for decades and have structured this territory should be able to access these benefits.’
Lladó elaborated on his opposition to further migration: 'Twenty-eight per cent of Mallorcans were born abroad, and in human geography it is said that when this figure exceeds 20 per cent, there is a replacement. Ghettos are being created throughout Mallorca. And this is science,‘ he said, reiterating that denying this situation and failing to gain political power will mean ’ceasing to exist as Mallorcans.‘ In fact, he criticised the ’irresponsible do-gooders of the left‘ for how they have dealt with the ’demographic bomb‘ that has brought ’cultures very different from ours and some religions that set us back'.
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Barcelona goes top in La Liga, Atletico Madrid takes easy home win
PUBLISHED: 2025-11-30 00:00:00MADRID, Nov. 29 (Xinhua) -- FC Barcelona rose to top of La Liga with a 3-1 win at home to Deportivo Alaves on Saturday.
Pablo Ibanez stunned the Camp Nou with the opening goal for Alaves in the first minute of the match, but a fit-again Raphinha made the difference for Barcelona, with the Brazilian first setting up Lamine Yamal for a simple finish in the eighth minute and then pulling the ball back for Dani Olmo to put Barcelona ahead after 26 minutes.
Olmo scored his second goal of the match in injury time as Barcelona was able to put its midweek's UEFA Champions League defeat to Chelsea in the past.
The win lifted Barcelona two points ahead of Real Madrid, who visits Girona on Sunday.
Third-placed Atletico Madrid also pressured Real Madrid with a comfortable 2-0 win at home to bottom side Oviedo.
Alexander Sorloth opened the scoring with a simple finish following a cross from the left in the 16th minute, and doubled the lead from close range after a rebound 10 minutes later.
With Oviedo unable to offer any real threat, Atletico controlled the match in the second half to conserve energy ahead of Tuesday's visit to play FC Barcelona.
Athletic Bilbao claimed its first away win since the end of August, with Robert Navarro and Nico Williams both scoring in a 2-0 win away to second from bottom Levante.
Navarro, who later had to be helped off with a twisted ankle, scored a tap-in after three minutes following Alex Berenguer's low cross, and Williams doubled the lead close to the break after a rapid counter-attack.
Osasuna fought back from two goals down to draw 2-2 away to Mallorca. Vedat Muriqi scored twice to give Mallorca a comfortable lead, but Raul Garcia's powerful shot got Osasuna back into the match in the 82nd minute, and Flavien Enzo Boyomo volleyed an equalizer from close range in injury time to give Osasuna its second away point of the campaign.
On Friday night, Mauro Arambarri's diving header earned Getafe a 1-0 win at home to Elche.
Spain holiday island tragedy: Woman dies in a serious accident involving two cars and a tractor in Menorca
PUBLISHED: 2025-11-29 09:50:00The main road in Menorca claimed another fatality on Friday night. One woman lost her life and two other people were injured in a serious traffic accident at kilometre 34 of the main road, near Sa Costa Nova, on the border between the municipalities of Ciutadella and Ferreries. The accident involved two vehicles and a tractor transporting bales of straw on a trailer. It happened around nine o’clock at night when it was already completely dark.
As a result of the impact, one of the cars, an Opel Adam, was overturned on the road, while the other, a Ford Mondeo, suffered severe damage to the front after colliding with the rear of the tractor, according to initial information gathered at the scene of the accident. The victim and a passenger were travelling in the car.
The condition of the latter vehicle required the intervention of the fire brigade to free both the woman, who was worse off, and her passenger, who were trapped inside the passenger compartment.
After the emergency services arrived at the scene, the injured were taken to hospital.
A 39-year-old man who was accompanying the deceased woman was admitted to Mateu Orfila Hospital in serious condition. The 71-year-old woman who was in the Opel Adam was treated at Juaneda Hospital in Ciutadella. The occupants of the tractor were unharmed, according to health sources.
To protect the privacy of the deceased victim, the fire brigade and Ciutadella Local Police covered the vehicle while the body was removed and the hearse was mobilised. The Guardia Civil Traffic department detachment took charge of the investigation. To protect the privacy of the deceased, the fire brigade and Ciutadella Local Police covered the vehicle. The accident caused traffic disruption and delays on the main road.
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