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Tensions escalate between Ethiopia and Eritrea over Red Sea access, with Ethiopia declaring it an existential matter. Eritrea rejects demands, warning of serious consequences. Both nations engage in a media battle, showcasing military readiness and imposing movement restrictions. The situation remains tense, with no major military movements reported yet.

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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney to discuss Ukraine peace plan with President Zelenskiy, as Western nations unite behind a 28-point proposal, streamlining communication through national security advisors.

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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz met in South Africa, discussing Ukraine and Gaza conflicts. They reaffirmed support for Ukraine, emphasizing Kyivs involvement in peace talks and security assurances. On Gaza, they backed the Comprehensive Peace Plan and humanitarian aid. Their joint statement highlighted their commitment to diplomatic solutions and humanitarian assistance in conflict zones.

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Chinas Foreign Minister, Wang Yi, pledges support to Tajikistan, promising increased agricultural imports and investments. He reaffirms Chinas stance on Taiwan, warning against external interference and Japanese militarism. Meanwhile, China and Tajikistan plan to strengthen cooperation in mineral resources and security.

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Heavy flooding and landslides in Vietnam, caused by extreme rainfall, have resulted in at least ninety deaths and over one hundred eighty-six thousand damaged homes. The mountainous province of Dak Lak has been particularly affected, with over sixty fatalities. The disaster follows recent typhoons and is linked to human-driven climate change, which is making Vietnam more susceptible to extreme weather events.

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In France, the far-right National Rally party, led by Marine Le Pen, has gained significant popularity, becoming the largest party in parliament. Despite President Macrons 2017 promise to address anger and distress, poverty has worsened under his leadership, with an additional 1.2 million people falling below the poverty line. This increase in poverty correlates with the National Rallys growing support, as voters express frustration over wealth inequality. The partys platform, focusing on combating immigration and benefiting French citizens, resonates with those facing financial hardship. The political landscape is fractured, with many voters willing to try the National Rally, suggesting a deep hunger...

Former President Donald Trump supports Marjorie Taylor Greenes potential return to politics, despite her resignation from Congress. Greene, once a Trump ally, has reportedly considered a 2028 presidential run, adding complexity to their strained relationship.

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Ukrainian forces are leveraging unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) to deliver supplies and evacuate wounded soldiers in the strategic city of Pokrovsk, amidst relentless Russian attacks. These robots, resembling mini tanks, are crucial for navigating dangerous areas and maintaining supply chains. The battle of Pokrovsk marks the first major conflict where UGVs are used extensively for logistics, saving lives and highlighting their potential as the future of military operations.

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Brazils Supreme Court orders arrest of former President Jair Bolsonaro, sparking mixed reactions from citizens who lost loved ones to COVID-19. While many see it as a step towards justice, others worry it may overshadow accountability for his pandemic actions. Bolsonaros administration has been criticized for ignoring containment measures and questioning vaccine effectiveness, contributing to Brazils high COVID-19 death toll.

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Tejas Fighter Jet Crashes at Dubai Airshow, Raising Questions About Indias Defense TechnologyA Tejas fighter jet, Indias homegrown military aircraft, crashed during a showcase event at the Dubai Airshow, marking a significant setback for Indias efforts to promote its defense technology. The cause of the crash is still unknown, and it occurred during a week when India and Pakistan were both vying for influence at the international exhibition. The incident casts a shadow over Indias long-term goal of selling the Tejas abroad, as experts suggest that such a dramatic failure sends a negative signal about the aircrafts reliability. Despite the...

Secretary of State Marco Rubio clarifies US-authored Ukraine peace plan, despite initial confusion among senators. Plan, seen as favoring Russia, requires Ukraine troop withdrawal and armed forces limit. US, Russia, and Ukraine input considered. Geneva meeting with European allies and security officials planned.

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Ukrainian towns Pokrovsk and Myrnohrad face imminent threats as Russian forces advance in the Donbas region, potentially gaining strategic control over key road and rail intersections. The situation intensifies with a reported peace plan for President Zelenskyy and Russian forces closing in on Myrnohrad, leaving a narrow withdrawal corridor. The capture of these towns could significantly shift the balance of power in the region.

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Sydney Sweeney, star of Christy, discusses her struggle with accepting help, highlighting societal expectations for women to appear self-sufficient. Director David Michod agrees, citing his wifes experiences. Christy tells the story of boxer Christy Martin, focusing on her career and personal battles, including her journey as a closeted gay woman and domestic violence. The film is now in UK and Irish cinemas, with Sweeney emphasizing the importance of impact over box office numbers.

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Tatiana Schlossberg, granddaughter of former President John F. Kennedy, shares her personal battle with acute myeloid leukemia, diagnosed at 34. She underwent multiple rounds of chemotherapy and two stem cell transplants, one from her sister and another from an unrelated donor. Participating in clinical trials, she was told she might only live a year. Schlossberg, an environmental journalist, expresses concerns about policies that could negatively impact cancer patients, particularly cuts to research funding for mRNA technology. Her story highlights the personal toll of cancer and the importance of medical research and supportive healthcare policies.

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Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro arrested, accused of planning to flee country to avoid twenty-seven-year prison sentence for alleged coup attempt. Justice Alexandre de Moraes orders arrest after claiming ankle monitor tampered with. Bolsonaros legal team disputes claim, citing poor health. Supreme Court panel to assess arrest order Monday, with potential to uphold or overturn. Bolsonaros legal team can still file appeals in original conviction case.

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Indigenous communities gathered in Belem, Brazil, for COP Thirty, advocating for their role in climate protection. Despite some acknowledgment of their rights, they felt the summit lacked true representation and ambition. A new financial mechanism was launched, but criticized as a false solution that doesnt stop pollution. Despite frustrations, the protests fostered solidarity, empowering Indigenous groups to amplify their voices.

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U.S. Peace Proposal for Ukraine Sparks Confusion: A Twenty-Eight-Point PlanThis week, a U.S. peace proposal for Ukraine, consisting of twenty-eight points, caused confusion. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio clarified that the plan was authored by the U.S., contradicting earlier statements from senators suggesting otherwise. The proposal aims to guide ongoing negotiations, incorporating input from both the Russian side and Ukraine. The differing accounts from U.S. officials highlight the challenges in presenting a unified message on this critical global issue.

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In 1925, Art Deco emerged, a style characterized by geometric shapes and sweeping curves, rapidly spreading globally. It became a symbol of modernity, influencing architecture, interiors, and even jewelry. Mumbai, home to the worlds largest Art Deco collection, saw the style blend with local elements, forming a significant part of its identity. However, many Art Deco buildings face threats from new developments, with organizations like the Art Deco Mumbai Trust working to preserve this unique architectural legacy.

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Ukraine and its allies face a critical moment as a US-Russia peace plan demands significant concessions, leading to urgent crisis talks in Geneva. European leaders, including Britains national security adviser, are involved in last-minute discussions. The plan, influenced by Vice President J.D. Vance, is surprising and sets the tone for upcoming meetings. A potential agreement or memorandum of understanding is sought before Americas Thanksgiving holiday, though no deadline is set in stone.

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COP30 in Belém: Fossil Fuel Divide Stalls Climate ProgressThe recent COP30 climate summit in Belém, Brazil, ended with a contentious agreement, as nations failed to explicitly mention a phase-out of fossil fuels. This outcome left fossil fuel-dependent countries satisfied, while others, seeking stronger climate action, were disheartened. Despite initial hopes for a clear fossil fuel roadmap, these proposals did not make it into the final text.Brazil, the host nation, faced criticism for its handling of the conference. President Lula da Silvas ambitious vision for a fossil fuel roadmap clashed with COP President André Corrêa do Lagos focu...

Venezuelan citizens grapple with daily food shortages and skyrocketing prices, overshadowing concerns about potential US military action. Despite government warnings, many remain skeptical, focusing on the immediate struggle to make ends meet.

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Tatiana Schlossberg, JFKs granddaughter, shares her devastating cancer diagnosis in a heart-wrenching essay. The climate journalist, mother of two, has acute myeloid leukemia and may have less than a year to live. Her story adds to the Kennedy familys history of loss, as she expresses concern over her cousins confirmation as US health secretary. Despite her grim prognosis, Schlossbergs brother encourages her to let it rip in life.

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Brazils Deadliest Raid: Five Police Fatalities in Anti-Drug Operation; Human Rights Groups Criticize Security Forces

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Texas A&Ms university committee rules against Melissa McCouls dismissal, finding no valid reasons for her firing. The committees non-binding recommendation is now with interim President Tommy Williams, who will make a final decision. McCouls lawyer suspects political pressure and hints at a possible court battle. The controversy stemmed from a video of McCouls class, which led to criticism of the universitys leadership and a new policy requiring presidential approval for discussing certain race and gender topics in academic courses.

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In Guinea-Bissaus upcoming elections, President Umaro Sissoco Embalo seeks re-election, facing strong competition from Fernando Dias. The independence party backing Dias was barred from fielding candidates due to late paperwork submission. Analysts predict a close race, with a runoff election possible if no candidate secures majority votes. Both candidates promise stability and improved services, but Dias emphasizes reconciliation and keeping the military out of politics. The electoral climate is tense and polarized, with restricted opposition campaigning. Nearly half of the countrys registered voters will cast their ballots, with results expected within forty-eight hours of polls closing.

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Aishat Baimuradova, a 23-year-old Chechen woman who fled to Armenia, was found murdered. She had openly criticized gender rules in Chechnya and was disowned by her family. Her death has raised concerns among human rights groups, as it may be linked to her escape. Two people, including a friend she recently befriended, were seen leaving the scene and later traveled to Russia. Chechen authorities deny any involvement, but Aishats death has reignited fears among other Chechen women who have fled the region.

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Brianna Howard, a Choctaw Nation member and OU junior, drove the Sooner Schooner, a historic college football tradition, during the season opener. She views her role as transforming the symbol into an empowering representation of her culture, sparking conversations about its meaning and future.

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Winters Wrath: Alaskan Communities Face Climate Change ChallengesAlaskan villages, like Kipnuk and Kwigillingok, grapple with the aftermath of October storms, including Typhoon Halong remnants, leading to potential displacement for months. Climate change exacerbates the situation, with communities facing threats from erosion, flooding, and thawing permafrost. The Trump administrations cuts to climate protection grants add uncertainty. However, temporary solutions like reinforcing infrastructure or elevating homes offer hope. The estimated cost to protect Native communities from climate threats over the next fifty years is a staggering four point three billion dollars.

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Former President Donald Trumps announcement to revoke Temporary Protected Status for Somali residents in Minnesota has sparked criticism from state leaders and immigration experts. The policy change, which would remove important protections for many Somali Americans, is seen as an attempt to create fear and suspicion within the community. Trumps claims of Somali gangs targeting Minnesota residents and fraudulent money laundering are unsubstantiated, and the state consistently ranks among the safest. Minnesota officials are exploring all options to challenge Trumps decision, asserting that he cannot terminate TPS based on prejudice.

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Franco Parisi, a populist economist, is at the center of Chiles presidential election runoff, refusing to endorse either candidate due to lack of trust in their ideologies. The runoff pits Jeannette Jara, a left-wing candidate, against José Antonio Kast, a right-wing candidate. Parisis refusal to endorse has led to predictions of a significant number of null votes, highlighting a growing sentiment among a segment of the Chilean electorate who feel unrepresented by the mainstream political spectrum.

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California Governor Gavin Newsom hints at potential presidential run, joining a crowded Democratic field with no clear front-runner. Republicans, meanwhile, await former President Trumps influence on the next candidate. Authenticity is key for voters, encouraging directness from candidates, but some, like Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, remain cautious. Balancing current roles and future ambitions is crucial for candidates navigating the complex presidential campaign landscape.

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University of Alabama at Birmingham football player stabs teammates, game proceeds as scheduled; university prioritizes safety and privacy.

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In Tunisia, a significant protest erupted in downtown Tunis, with over a thousand people demanding the release of political prisoners and denouncing President Kais Saieds authoritarian rule. The Against Injustice rally, organized by activists and families of the detained, is part of a larger wave of unrest fueled by political and economic challenges. Protesters also expressed concerns about press freedom, arbitrary arrests, and the Presidents involvement in the judiciary. Human Rights Watch reports over fifty individuals have faced arbitrary arrest or prosecution since late 2022, sparking growing alarm over increasing repression in Tunisia.

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Israeli airstrikes in Gaza target Hamas members, resulting in a high civilian casualty count, including children. These strikes follow a period of international focus on Gaza and a recent ceasefire agreement. The fragility of the ceasefire is evident as Israel responds to reported attacks on its forces, leading to further violence and escalation.

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North Dakota Supreme Court Upholds Abortion Ban, Making It a Felony: The states highest court has reversed a lower courts ruling, allowing a law making abortion a felony to take effect. The law, which was challenged by an abortion clinic, includes exceptions only for life-threatening situations and allows abortions in cases of rape and incest during the first six weeks of pregnancy. The courts decision follows the U.S. Supreme Courts 2022 ruling, which overturned the federal right to abortion and left regulations up to individual states.

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Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, 70, was arrested after allegedly attempting to remove his ankle monitor with a soldering iron, potentially to avoid a 27-year prison sentence for leading a coup attempt. He was taken to federal police headquarters in Brasilia, with his lawyers denying the claims. Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes, who oversaw the case, noted signs of tampering on the monitor and the possibility of Bolsonaro seeking political asylum. The Supreme Court panel will vote on the justices order in an extraordinary session this coming Monday.

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U.S. prepares new operations against Venezuela, considering covert actions against Maduros government amid allegations of drug trafficking. Trump administration weighs options, including terrorist designation for Cartel de los Soles, while maintaining openness to diplomatic talks.

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COP30 in Belém, Brazil, concludes with a climate deal lacking fossil fuel commitment, disappointing over eighty countries. Despite UN concerns on falling short of temperature rise targets, the Mutirão agreement encourages voluntary enhanced climate actions. Challenges included chaotic conditions, a fire, and Brazils own oil drilling plans near the Amazon. While some nations praise the deal, poorer nations secure climate finance, but wealthier countries express disappointment for a less ambitious agreement.

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Air traffic at Eindhoven Airport halted due to drone sightings, prompting defense counter-drone measures and deployment of police and military forces. Authorities investigate the source and intentions, ensuring safety and gathering information.

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Tensions surge as Israeli air strikes in Gaza kill at least twenty-two, including a senior Hamas commander. The attacks, allegedly in response to an earlier incident, have escalated conflict and led to accusations of ceasefire violations. Over three hundred Palestinians have been killed since the ceasefire began six weeks ago. Hamas denies the Israeli account and warns of attempts to undermine the fragile truce.

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