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Day in Photos: Anniversary of Velvet Revolution, Dubai Airshow, and Ice Sculptures
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Chile Faces Close Presidential Race Between a Communist and a Pro-Trump Conservative
Jeannette Jara, a member of the Communist Party since her teens, will face José Antonio Kast, a socially conservative Catholic, in a run-off.
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China Uses Thai King’s Visit to Deepen Repression, Export Digital Colonialism: Analysts
Beijing is using a railway to create ‘a gravitational pull of dependency,’ making it impossible for Bangkok to refuse extradition requests.
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UK Asylum Overhaul to Expedite Removals, Cut Illegal Immigration
The UK government set out a model with temporary refugee status, tougher support rules, and expanded removals.
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Polish Prime Minister Says Explosion on Railway Line an Act of Sabotage
The line connects Warsaw to the Ukrainian border and is ‘crucially important for delivering aid to Ukraine,’ Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said.
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Ousted Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sentenced to Death Over Brutal Crackdown
Sheikh Hasina and close aide Asaduzzaman Khan remain in India, which is refusing to extradite the pair, who have been convicted of crimes against humanity.
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UN Security Council to Vote on US-drafted Resolution Backing Trump’s Gaza Cease-Fire Plan
Trump’s 20-point plan outlines a phased transition from hostage releases and Hamas disarmament to an interim technocratic government in the Gaza Strip.
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Zelenskyy Agrees to Buy 100 Fighter Jets From France to Boost Ukrainian Air Defenses
Ukrainian and French firms working in the drone sector will also discuss how they can combine their efforts.
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DOJ Cracks Down on North Korean Fraud, Crypto Theft
North Korean hackers are estimated to have stolen more than $2 billion in crypto assets in the first nine months of this year.
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Germany Lifts Restrictions on Military Exports to Israel
Berlin had placed a ban in August on exports of equipment that could be used in Israel’s attack on Gaza.
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Day in Photos: Anniversary of Velvet Revolution, Dubai Airshow, and Ice Sculptures
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
|
Chile Faces Close Presidential Race Between a Communist and a Pro-Trump Conservative
Jeannette Jara, a member of the Communist Party since her teens, will face José Antonio Kast, a socially conservative Catholic, in a run-off.
|
China Uses Thai King’s Visit to Deepen Repression, Export Digital Colonialism: Analysts
Beijing is using a railway to create ‘a gravitational pull of dependency,’ making it impossible for Bangkok to refuse extradition requests.
|
UK Asylum Overhaul to Expedite Removals, Cut Illegal Immigration
The UK government set out a model with temporary refugee status, tougher support rules, and expanded removals.
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Polish Prime Minister Says Explosion on Railway Line an Act of Sabotage
The line connects Warsaw to the Ukrainian border and is ‘crucially important for delivering aid to Ukraine,’ Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said.
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Ousted Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sentenced to Death Over Brutal Crackdown
Sheikh Hasina and close aide Asaduzzaman Khan remain in India, which is refusing to extradite the pair, who have been convicted of crimes against humanity.
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UN Security Council to Vote on US-drafted Resolution Backing Trump’s Gaza Cease-Fire Plan
Trump’s 20-point plan outlines a phased transition from hostage releases and Hamas disarmament to an interim technocratic government in the Gaza Strip.
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Zelenskyy Agrees to Buy 100 Fighter Jets From France to Boost Ukrainian Air Defenses
Ukrainian and French firms working in the drone sector will also discuss how they can combine their efforts.
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DOJ Cracks Down on North Korean Fraud, Crypto Theft
North Korean hackers are estimated to have stolen more than $2 billion in crypto assets in the first nine months of this year.
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Germany Lifts Restrictions on Military Exports to Israel
Berlin had placed a ban in August on exports of equipment that could be used in Israel’s attack on Gaza.
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