Codex Hive
Tuesday, November 10, 2026
Source-supported reporting, with military and casualty statements attributed to the cited reporting. “Debunked?” questions whether the debunking is supported; it does not confirm the underlying rumor.
Confirmed reported by established outlets · Developing details still emerging
Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot said an IRGC cyber unit called Shahid Kaveh remotely sabotaged refrigeration at more than 700 French supermarkets on Oct 11-12, spoiling perishable food. France summoned Iran's ambassador on Tuesday, will push for EU sanctions, and Paris prosecutors are seeking international arrest warrants for two of the unit's officials.
Sources: Al Jazeera · France Diplomatie
The education ministry counted 49 of about 3,700 high schools blockaded at 9:30 am Tuesday as teachers and students struck again. Police banned two student marches from Bastille, and the main Paris march leaves the Pantheon for Place d'Italie at 2 pm Paris time (8 am ET). Unions have called a public-sector strike for Nov 17.
Sources: Nouvel Obs live · franceinfo live · Sortiraparis
G7 foreign ministers met in Paris on Nov 9-10. European ministers pressed Rubio to make sure any Ukraine settlement is fair to Kyiv, and Germany's foreign minister said the talks would look for ways to avoid a new military escalation with Iran. Rubio said the Republican midterm losses will not change the administration's foreign policy.
The first three-way talks since February opened Tuesday, with Witkoff and Kushner leading the US side and Kremlin aide Medinsky leading Russia's; Kushner said they would focus on post-war security concerns. Control of the Donetsk region remains the core dispute, and the BBC says expectations of a breakthrough are low.
Sources: BBC · Kyiv Independent
Renfe said minimum services were not being met in Catalonia on Tuesday, and Cercanias Madrid said lines C2, C3, C4, C5 and C8 were not running. The 24-hour general strike over wages and housing follows on Wednesday, with more rail strikes on Nov 12 and Nov 17.
Sources: elDiario.es (EFE) · RTVE · Renfe
Protesters gathered again outside the prime minister's office on Monday, as they have every day since May 31, demanding the Rama government resign. Police have started fining people for joining what they call an illegal gathering, and the investigative network BIRN reports police have issued multiple fines and taken peaceful protesters to police stations.
Sources: Panorama · Panorama (BIRN report) · Albanian Telegraphic Agency
Greece's coast guard recovered 12 bodies and rescued 18 people from one boat south of Crete, and one survivor later died in hospital, per Al Jazeera; the BBC puts that boat's toll at 13 or more. Al Jazeera counts at least 21 dead across boats trying to reach Crete.
Sources: Al Jazeera · BBC
After meeting Qatar's prime minister on Monday, Trump said new strikes were unlikely but US forces were 'locked and loaded'. Iran's foreign minister said Tehran's two-day plan to reopen Hormuz is still on the table if its conditions are met, while security chief Mohsen Rezaei denied that talks are under way.
President Herzog gave Yashar leader Gadi Eisenkot the mandate after 67 MPs recommended him against 46 for Netanyahu. He has 28 days to build a coalition, with a possible 14-day extension.
Sources: Times of Israel
Gaza's Government Media Office says the weekend storm flooded about 70,000 tents and killed at least five people, including in a sand embankment collapse near Deir el-Balah. The UN's humanitarian office has issued a situation report on the heavy rains.
Sources: Al Jazeera · UN OCHA
Saudi authorities say an attempted attack on Nov 8 damaged an Aramco building in Riyadh's financial district with no injuries, blaming falling debris. The BBC links it to fresh Houthi strikes.
More than 2,500 people have fled Darfur into Chad in recent weeks as hunger and failed harvests drive new displacement, and UNICEF warns that drones and drought are hitting Sudan's children together. WHO's Nov 6 update says the Bundibugyo-virus Ebola outbreak is still expanding in Congo, with no new cases in Kenya or Nigeria since Oct 23.
Sources: The Sudan Times · UNICEF · WHO
A fire on Sunday evening at a high-rise in Taiyuan's Yingze district, Shanxi province, killed 14 people and left 25 in hospital, Xinhua and China Daily report. Managers of the building's owner and its property company have been placed under official control while the cause is investigated.
Sources: Xinhua · China Daily · Caixin
On the Argentina leg of his 12-day Latin America tour, Pope Leo urged leaders to protect the poor, pensioners, disabled people and those who struggle despite hard work, which the Guardian (AFP) called a stinging rebuke of Milei's austerity.
Sources: The Guardian · Vatican News
Stephen Miller began as White House chief of staff on Monday, replacing Susie Wiles. House and Senate Republicans pick leaders for the new Congress on Tuesday, with Scalise and Jordan racing for House minority leader in a secret ballot. A House vote on Massie's impeachment resolution against Hegseth could come by Wednesday, either on the articles or on a motion to table or refer them.
Sources: Washington Post · NBC News · Roll Call
The S&P 500 rose 2.35% on Monday, its biggest one-day gain since April, and South Korea's Kospi closed up 4.39% on Tuesday. Brent fell to about $91.56, its lowest since early September, while Nvidia dropped 4.2% after its board opened a review of whether CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by a foreign intelligence operation. US October inflation data is due Tuesday.
Sources: The Straits Times (Reuters) · Yonhap
Scientists found global carbon emissions flatlined in 2026, as soaring oil and gas prices after the Iran war pushed people away from fossil fuels, the Guardian reports. Host-country president Erdogan announced two new oilfields, and leaders from more than 90 countries arrive Wednesday.
Sources: The Guardian live · Anadolu Agency
Officials say the death toll from Monday's blast at the Habas iron and steel plant in Aliaga has risen to 17. The governor said a crane fell into a furnace during boiler work.
Sources: The Guardian live · Reuters via Devdiscourse
Unverified claims seen online. Listed for transparency, not as fact, and updated as Confirmed or Debunked.
Where seen: X (@warwatchh)
Still unconfirmed as of Nov 10. The X post says 'reportedly' and names no source. In the reports checked, no US or Iranian official confirmed an $8 billion figure, and Iran's security chief Mohsen Rezaei told Washington to stop 'manufacturing fake news about imaginary talks'. Iran's stated two-day plan, as AFP reports it, asks for unfrozen assets and lifted oil sanctions without a published dollar amount.
Where seen: X (@fastnewsxau)
The post says 'reportedly' and gives no named source or statement. I found no wire report carrying this threat.
Where seen: X (@clementpolitic)
Posts on X show the school's entrance burning on Friday morning. No major outlet I checked has confirmed whether students were inside or in danger, and I could not verify any evacuation count.
Where seen: X (@IsraelRealtime)
Debunked? questions whether the debunking is supported; it does not confirm the underlying rumor. The cited IsraelRealtime post describes reported contingency planning for a possible strike, not a promise that a strike would occur on Nov. 4. A strike not occurring would not disprove the existence of plans, and this citation does not establish the draft's claim that no large strike occurred that day. Whether those contingency plans existed remains independently unverified in this check.
Where seen: X news summary
Debunked? questions whether the debunking is supported; it does not confirm that the video shows a US attack on Iran. The cited X trending page is an AI-generated summary asserting that the footage shows Russia's Afipsky refinery. That summary is not an independent fact-check or an original-footage comparison. This check has not established the video's location or provenance, so neither the Iran claim nor the proposed Afipsky identification is definitively verified.
Where seen: X (@thecaspianpost)
Attributed to an IRGC official; the post says 'reportedly'. Open-source analysts point to a Sentinel-2 satellite image dated Nov 8 showing a burn mark near the island's radar site, which suggests damage but cannot show who caused it. I found no confirmation from Oman or the US in the outlets I checked, and the IRGC's claim that the US Navy used the site is unverified.