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UKRAINE PRESIDENT SAYS RUSSIA IS BACKING A PLANNED COUP

NBC News' Keir Simmons reports from London on a new warning from Ukraine president Volodymyr Zelensky that Russia is planning a coup.

CNBC

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RUSSIA: OFFICIALS ARRESTED AFTER 52 DIE IN MINE DISASTER

52 people have died in a mining accident in Russia's Siberia region. It is the worst incident in the country's mining industry in more than ten years. Three people have been arrested, suspected o...

Al Jazeera

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SIXTY CASES OF VARIANT DISCOVERED OUTSIDE AFRICA

The World Health Organization is meeting to assess the implications of a new variant, B.1.1.529, first identified in South Africa. The European Union, the U.K. and other countries are moving to s...

CBC News

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ETHIOPIAN PRIME MINISTER SHOWN AT REBEL FRONTLINE

Footage broadcast on state television purports to show Ethiopian Prime Minister at the frontlines in the war against rebellious Tigrayan forces. Olivia Chan reports.

Reuters

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U.S BUSINESSES FACE SUPPLY SHORTAGES AHEAD OF HOLIDAYS

The coronavirus pandemic has shuttered many businesses and closed borders around the world, leading to disruptions in global supply chains. Now the US is bracing for delays that could stretch into...

Al Jazeera

6 hours ago

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INDIA: FARMERS CONTINUE PROTESTS UNTIL LAWS REPEALED

A full year after India’s farmers started camping out on the outskirts of Delhi in the biggest and most sustained challenge to the government, Prime Minister Narendra Modi agreed to repeal three co...

CBC News

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CYPRUS TO OFFLOAD GIANT HALLOUMI STOCKPILE

Over six million kilos of the unsold famous cheese is in deep storage in Cyprus after demand crumbled over the past year due to lockdowns across Europe.

EuroNews

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RIOTERS CONTINUE RAMPAGE IN SOLOMON ISLANDS

Police fired warning shots and tear gas to disperse rioters attacking the home of the Solomon Islands prime minister on Friday, in a third day of political violence that prompted the snap deploymen...

France 24

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FRANCE SCRAPS UK MIGRANT TALKS AFTER 'UNACCEPTABLE' LETTER

French President Emmanuel Macron on Friday said he was "surprised" by the approach taken by the British prime minister in the crisis over migrants crossing the Channel, saying leaders should not co...

France 24

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THANKSGIVING TRADITIONS RETURN; FOOTBALL, FAMILY AND PARADES

Americans on Thursday will pack football stadiums, flock to parades and gather more freely for family feasts, grateful to celebrate Thanksgiving Day traditions again after the pandemic kept many at...

France 24

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EGYPT OPENS RESTORED ROADWAY BETWEEN ANCIENT TEMPLES

A restored road connecting two ancient Egyptian temple complexes in Karnak and Luxor was unveiled on Thursday in a lavish ceremony aimed at raising the profile of one of Egypt's top tourist spots.

France 24

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EVERGRANDE GIVES UP STADIUM TO EASE DEBTS

The Chinese government has reportedly taken over a stadium owned by Evergrande, while company founder Hui Ka Yan sold 1.2 billion shares on Thursday as part of moves to pay debts. Francis Maguire r...

Reuters

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DEATH TOLL AT RUSSIAN MINE RISING, SEARCH CREWS AMONG DEAD

A gas leak in a Siberian coal mine killed at least 52 people on Thursday, Russian news agencies said, including six rescuers who were sent down to try to bring out dozens of men in what was one of ...

Reuters

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BRITAIN VOWS TO 'STOP PEOPLE SMUGGLING' AFTER MIGRANT DEATHS

The deaths of at least 27 people in the English Channel is fueling tensions between the U.K. and France over how to stop migrants from crossing the world’s busiest waterway in small boats. Politi...

France 24

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AUSTRALIA TO SEND MILITARY TO QUELL SOLOMON ISLANDS UNREST

Australia will deploy more than 100 police and military personnel to aid the Solomon Islands, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Thursday, as protesters in the Pacific Island nation defied a cur...

Reuters

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AT LEAST 11 DEAD IN RUSSIAN MINING ACCIDENT

At least 11 miners died in an accident at a coal mine in Russia's Siberia on Thursday and an operation to rescue dozens more people underground was suspended due to the risk of an explosion, local ...

Reuters

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RUSSIAN RIGHTS GROUP PROSECUTED UNDER 'FOREIGN AGENT LAW'

One of Russia's oldest and most respected human rights groups could be shut down. Prosecutors are trying to persuade the Supreme Court that "Memorial" is violating Russia's foreign agent law.

Al Jazeera

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SUDAN: RALLIES MOURN 41 KILLED IN COUP PROTESTS

In Sudan, rallies have begun to honour those killed during protests against a military takeover on October 251. At least 41 people were killed in the violence - but security forces have denied us...

Al Jazeera

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THANKSGIVING TRAVEL PREDICTED TO CREATE 'COVID SURGE'

The Americas marked a 23 percent jump in new cases of COVID-19 last week, though most cases were recorded in the United States and Canada. Health officials in the US are particularly concerned abo...

Al Jazeera

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ETHIOPIA'S PM LEADING MILITARY 'FROM THE FRONT LINE'

Ethiopia's Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has been personally leading the military from the front line since Tuesday after fighting between the Ethiopian government and Tigrayan rebels escalated in rece...

Al Jazeera

1 day ago

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TERROR GROUP BOKO HARAM 'ON THE BACK FOOT'

Boko Haram now appears to be on the back foot after 12 years of carrying out attacks in Nigeria's northeastern Borno state. But security forces have stepped up their campaign against the armed gro...

Al Jazeera

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UKRAINE DEPLOYS TROOPS TO BORDER AFTER MIGRANT CONCERNS

The Belarus-Poland border crisis has sparked fears in Kyiv that migrants will soon be sent Ukraine's way.

EuroNews

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GUADELOUPE: RENEWED CLASHES AS FRANCE VOWS TO RESTORE ORDER

Protesters in French overseas territories in the Caribbean opposing measures to limit the spread of COVID-19 clashed again with security forces on Tuesday as the Paris government vowed to restore o...

France 24

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INTERPOL ELECTS UAE OFFICIAL AS PRESIDENT DESPITE CONCERNS

Global police agency Interpol elected Emirati Inspector General Ahmed Nasser Al-Raisi as its president on Thursday, despite accusations from rights groups that he failed to act on allegations of to...

France 24

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THAILAND SEES GRADUAL TOURISM RECOVERY

Tourists are gradually returning to Thailand after it eased entry restrictions, but Bangkok's normally bustling Khaosan Road is still nowhere near its usual self. Francis Maguire reports.

Reuters

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GROWING UNREST IN SOLOMON ISLANDS, PROTESTORS RESIST CURFEW

Solomon Islanders have defied a government-imposed lockdown and protested in the capital for a second day, setting fire to buildings in the city amid an outpouring of disquiet in the Pacific countr...

Reuters

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SWEDEN'S FIRST FEMALE PM RESIGNS JUST HOURS INTO POST

Sweden's first female prime minister, Social Democrat Magdalena Andersson, resigned on Wednesday after less than 12 hours in the top job after the Green Party quit their two-party coalition, stokin...

Reuters

2 days ago

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IRAN ACCUSED OF TAMPERING WITH PLANE CRASH SITE

A report commissioned by the families of the victims of the Flight PS752 accuses Iran of misidentifying victims, tampering with cellphones and using civilian air passengers as human shields against...

CBC News

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DOZENS OF MIGRANTS DROWN IN ENGLISH CHANNEL CROSSING ATTEMPT

Over two dozen migrants have died while attempting to cross the English Channel from France into Britain. It's the worst disaster on record involving migrants crossing the Channel, a persistent so...

CBC News

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NEW ZEALAND 'WON'T OPEN' BORDERS UNTIL APRIL

New Zealand will keep its borders closed to most international travellers for a further five months, the government said on Wednesday, only reopening at the end of April next year. Flora Bradley-Wa...

Reuters

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