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Evening bulletin, Wednesday 11 November. Every story in one sentence.

Türkiye

  1. ConfirmedBanking regulator head Kavcıoğlu resignsŞahap Kavcıoğlu, head of the Banking Regulation and Supervision Agency (BDDK), resigned on the morning of 11 November.
  2. ConfirmedFund probe arrests reach 123Former Takasbank CEO Yunus Arıncı, Ali Paslı and Ömer Murat Gülkan were arrested; four other suspects were put under house arrest.
  3. ConfirmedCHP congress trial adjourned againThe ninth hearing in the case over the CHP's 38th Ordinary Congress was adjourned.
  4. ConfirmedCOP31 leaders' summit opens in AntalyaThe leaders' segment of the UN climate summit COP31 opened in Antalya, hosted by President Erdoğan.

Tech and AI

  1. Single sourceAnthropic launches Claude Sheets betaAnthropic introduced Claude Sheets, Claude Meetings and Claude Whiteboards, and renamed Claude Dashboards to Claude Data.
  2. Single sourceLawsuit faults Gemini and school monitoringA North Carolina family alleges their daughter used Gemini through Google Search for months to plan her suicide.
  3. Single sourceOpenAI buys travel assistant OdessiaOpenAI bought Odessia, a year-old AI travel planning start-up, for an undisclosed sum.

Around the World

  1. ConfirmedHouse shelves Hegseth impeachmentThe House voted to send impeachment articles against Pete Hegseth to committee, effectively ending the effort for now.
  2. ConfirmedFirst Spanish general strike since 2012Millions of workers walked out across Spain for 24 hours, disrupting transport and industry.
  3. ConfirmedBessent moves to military baseBessent has left his Washington home for a military base after threats to his life attributed to Iran.
  4. ConfirmedSalvadoran troops strike Haiti gang baseEl Salvador's president said a joint task force destroyed a compound he called the base of the 400 Mawozo gang.

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