On November 28, students from the National Pedagogical University clashed with police officers in Bogota, Colombia. The reasoning behind the clashes are not known, but are believed to be linked to an unknown protest the students were holding. Tear gas, water cannons, and other riot control tactics were used against the students.

A suspicious package found inside of the Hyllie Station in Malmo, Sweden, prompted the immediate evacuation of the facility on November 28. Bomb squads deployed to the region, and an investigation is ongoing. A heightened police presence will remain as the investigation continues.

As of November 27, Icelandic officials have warned of an imminent eruption from the Fagradalsfjall volcano in Grindavik, located just south of the capital, Reykjavik. Recent seismic activity caused the evacuation of nearby towns. Though flight disruptions are unlikely, they are still possible. Potential disruptions include ash plumes and low visibility.

On November 20, Mount Ulawun erupted on the island of New Britain in Papua New Guinea, covering the surrounding area in ash. Evacuation notices are in place. Ashfall is affecting air quality in the immediate vicinity. While the eruption is classified as “Moderate,” flights at Hoskins Airport have been canceled and the eruption has the potential to continue.