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Japan deploys troops to trap bears after record wave of attacks

Troops have been deployed to trap bears in parts of northern Japan, after more than 100 bear attacks that have killed a record 12 people since April, according to the Ministry of the Environment. Soldiers have arrived in Kazuno, where th...

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Injured, malnourished survivors from Sudan's al-Fashir recount escape

At a clinic in Sudan's North Darfur, patients described a desperate escape from the city of al-Fashir, which was captured last week by the Rapid Support Forces last week.

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Betting on misery: The dark side of Italy's gambling passion

Betting is booming in Italy, now Europe's biggest gambling market. That's lining state coffers, but putting the government at odds with those calling for curbs, including support groups and the Catholic Church.

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UK 'preppers' get ready for conflict, chaos and collapse

In rural Wales, Leigh Price is among several British "survivalists" gearing up for potential disasters amid growing global uncertainty. At his shop, he helps others prepare as well, selling everything from tents to crossbows and axes.

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China pins hopes on Olympic star to shore up Hong Kong democracy

An Olympic gold medalist is turning her attention to politics as she enters Hong Kong's upcoming elections. China is striving to shore up the legitimacy of the city's legislature even though it vets all prospective candidates.

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Zohran Mamdani wins NYC mayoral race

Zohran Mamdani, a 34-year-old democratic socialist, won the New York City mayoral race on Tuesday (November 4), capping a meteoric rise from a little-known state lawmaker to one of the country's most visible Democratic figures.

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Deadly Typhoon Kalmaegi lashes Philippines, heads towards Vietnam

Typhoon Kalmaegi left a trail of destruction in the central Philippines, as the powerful storm unleashed heavy rains and floods across Visayas islands region. It's now headed towards the South China Sea and Vietnam where preparations are...

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Muslim cleric urges Nigeria to cut U.S. ties over Trump remarks

A senior Muslim cleric has urged Nigeria to cut ties with the United States over comments by Donald Trump threatening military action over the killing of Christians by Islamist insurgents.

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U.S. to pay reduced food aid benefits, warns of delay

President Donald Trump's administration said on Monday it plans to partially fund November food benefits for millions of Americans, but warned it could take some states weeks or months to calculate and distribute the aid.

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In Queens, New York, young volunteers hit the streets of Jackson Heights to rally support for Zohran Mamdani’s mayoral campaign. Among them is Shashank RK, a volunteer field leader and first-time canvasser who says Mamdani’s activism and...

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Why does the battle for Pokrovsk matter to Ukraine and Russia?

Russia said on Tuesday (November 4) that its forces were tightening their encirclement of Ukrainian troops in the city of Pokrovsk, a transport and logistics hub they have been trying to capture for over a year, but Ukraine has said its ...

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Shein bans childlike sex dolls after France threatens action

Shein imposed a total ban on sex dolls in its marketplace and suspended the "adult products" category after French Finance Minister Roland Lescure threatened on Monday to ban the Chinese online retailer in France if it ever sold childlik...

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North Korea says ex-ceremonial head of state Kim Yong Nam has died

Kim Yong Nam, the only person outside of the ruling Kim family dynasty to serve as North Korea's nominal head of state, has died, state media reported.

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U.S. President Donald Trump has ordered the U.S. military to resume testing nuclear weapons after a gap of 33 years. How many nuclear weapons tests have there been, why were they stopped - and why would anyone start them again?

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How mussels reveal increasing microplastic pollution in Greek waters

Overtourism and heavy maritime traffic across the Mediterranean are contributing to a rise in pollution in Greece's azure waters, say Greek scientists who have deployed thousands of mussels on the seafloor to help detect microplastics.

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Red Cross head says 'history is repeating' in Sudan's Darfur

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Brazil to blast channel in Amazon river to increase shipping

With the United Nations COP30 climate summit set to get underway in Belem, Brazil in November, 300 miles upriver there are plans to blast an Amazon tributary in order to increase grains shipping as the soy frontier advances.

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Nigeria: help against militants welcome, but respect our sovereignty

Nigeria said it would welcome U.S. help in fighting Islamist insurgents as long as its territorial integrity is respected, responding to threats of military action by President Donald Trump over what he said was the ill treatment of Chri...

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Israelis displaced by Oct. 7 return home to lingering trauma

Avishay Edri wants to move back to the kibbutz he evacuated in southern Israel after it was attacked by Palestinian gunmen two years ago but is hesitating as fears persist that the war in nearby Gaza will resume and it will not be safe.

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Leader of Spain's Valencia region quits over floods

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Hamas hands over three more hostage bodies amid fragile ceasefire

Hamas handed over bodies of three hostages on Sunday (November 2), even as the Palestinian militant group traded blame with Israel for violations of the tenuous truce that has mostly halted two years of war.

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Are the deadly U.S strikes on alleged drug vessels legal?

U.S. strikes against suspected drug vessels in the eastern Pacific and Caribbean have killed dozens of what the Trump administration says are drug trafficking terrorists responsible for thousands of deaths in the United States. We explor...

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Scientists study Amazon gold mining’s link to infant disabilities

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UN says hundreds may have been executed in seized Sudanese city

Hundreds of Sudanese civilians and unarmed fighters may have been killed during the Sudanese paramilitary forces' capture of the long-besieged city of Al-Fashir, the U.N. human rights office said on Friday.

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French swimmers to set off for cross-Atlantic record-breaking relay

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Aquatic weed plague halts fishing in El Salvador reservoir

Salvadoran fishermen have abandoned their boats on the shores of Lake Suchitlan. They could no longer fish or take tourists around the lake – one of El Salvador’s largest – because it was overrun with water lettuce.

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Gazans repair torn banknotes and wait in line as cash crisis deepens

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Japan deploys troops to trap bears after record wave of attacks

Injured, malnourished survivors from Sudan's al-Fashir recount escape

Betting on misery: The dark side of Italy's gambling passion

UK 'preppers' get ready for conflict, chaos and collapse

China pins hopes on Olympic star to shore up Hong Kong democracy

Zohran Mamdani wins NYC mayoral race

Deadly Typhoon Kalmaegi lashes Philippines, heads towards Vietnam

Muslim cleric urges Nigeria to cut U.S. ties over Trump remarks

U.S. to pay reduced food aid benefits, warns of delay

First-time volunteer mobilizes for Zohran Mamdani in NYC

Why does the battle for Pokrovsk matter to Ukraine and Russia?

Shein bans childlike sex dolls after France threatens action

North Korea says ex-ceremonial head of state Kim Yong Nam has died

Why did the U.S. stop nuclear testing, and why is it starting again?

How mussels reveal increasing microplastic pollution in Greek waters

Red Cross head says 'history is repeating' in Sudan's Darfur

Brazil to blast channel in Amazon river to increase shipping

Nigeria: help against militants welcome, but respect our sovereignty

Israelis displaced by Oct. 7 return home to lingering trauma

Leader of Spain's Valencia region quits over floods

Hamas hands over three more hostage bodies amid fragile ceasefire

Nigeria says U.S. help against insurgents must respect sovereignty

South Korea's Lee asks China's Xi for help engaging the North

The Philippine island living in fear as China-Taiwan tensions rise

Are the deadly U.S strikes on alleged drug vessels legal?​

Scientists study Amazon gold mining’s link to infant disabilities

UN says hundreds may have been executed in seized Sudanese city

French swimmers to set off for cross-Atlantic record-breaking relay

Aquatic weed plague halts fishing in El Salvador reservoir

Gazans repair torn banknotes and wait in line as cash crisis deepens

Are the deadly U.S strikes on alleged drug vessels legal?