11 November 2025
By the Climate Centre
Many of the nearly 120 million people in the world currently uprooted by conflict and their hosts are “trapped in an increasingly vicious cycle” with climate…
Category: 2. World
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Iran's drought: A disaster in slow motion – dw.com
- Iran’s drought: A disaster in slow motion dw.com
- As the dams feeding Tehran run dry, Iran struggles with a dire water crisis Al Jazeera
- The Thirst of a Nation Middle East Forum
- A small amount of water pours out of the faucet following a drought…
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Turkish Military Plane Crashes in Georgia With 20 Onboard – Bloomberg.com
- Turkish Military Plane Crashes in Georgia With 20 Onboard Bloomberg.com
- Turkish military cargo plane with 20 on board crashes in Georgia Dawn
- All 20 personnel killed in Turkish military plane crash in Georgia Euronews.com
- Turkish Air Force C-130…
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Syria joins alliance against IS after White House talks – Dawn
- Syria joins alliance against IS after White House talks Dawn
- Syria to join US-led coalition to defeat IS group after Trump meeting BBC
- Syria signs up to US-led coalition against ISIL Al Jazeera
- Sharaa caps turnaround for Syria with Trump meeting…
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Kate Middleton holds back tears in heartfelt moment as she reaches milestone
Princess Kate overcame emotions as she paid a heartwarming tribute to…
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Princess Anne leaves Australia for Singapore
Princess Anne leaves Australia for Singapore Princess Anne and her husband Sir Tim Laurence on Tuesday left for Singapore after concluding their visit to Australia,
According to the local media, the royal coupl…
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Iraq votes as political elites sharpen knives
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Iraqis began voting in parliamentary elections on Tuesday, as Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani’s bid for four…
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‘People were screaming for help’: Delhi car blast witnesses describe scenes of horror | Delhi
Few monuments symbolise Delhi’s past splendour than its grand, 17th century Red Fort, once the imperial domain of Mughal emperors. The fortress now stands as a museum frozen in time but the surrounding area remains the thriving heart of the…
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Women in Darfur report rape, lost children amid Sudan violence, UN says – Reuters
- Women in Darfur report rape, lost children amid Sudan violence, UN says Reuters
- Satellite image indicates burning of bodies after fall of Sudan city BBC
- Sudan medics accuse RSF of burning, burying bodies to conceal ‘genocide’ Al Jazeera
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Indian security forces kill six Maoist rebels – Al Arabiya English
- Indian security forces kill six Maoist rebels Al Arabiya English
- Day: November 12, 2025 Kashmir Media Service
- 6 Maoists gunned down in encounter at Indravati National Park The Indian Express
- Security personnel and Naxalites exchange fire in…
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