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Iraqis began voting in parliamentary elections on Tuesday, as Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani’s bid for four…
Category: 2. World
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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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Taliban Poppy Ban Resets South Asian Drug Flows – Geopolitical Monitor
- Taliban Poppy Ban Resets South Asian Drug Flows Geopolitical Monitor
- Opium cultivation booms in Pakistan, Iran as Taliban bars Afghans Nikkei Asia
- Afghanistan’s opium crop falls 20 percent as synthetic drugs surge Al Jazeera
- UN Warns of Rising…
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Not Another COP-out: We Must Rewrite the Rules of the UN Climate Talks
Reforming the talks is not procedural housekeeping – it is a crucial pillar of climate action needed to accelerate a fossil fuel phase-out and ramp up finance
Published November 11, 2025
By Rebecca Brown, CIEL President and…
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Why hasn’t the civil war in Sudan stopped? And three other questions, answered.
The carnage in the Sudanese city of El Fasher has become so severe that the blood stains can be seen from space.
The paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) — which attacked the capital of Khartoum two years ago, kicking off a brutal civil war…
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New Zealand Introduces National Occupation List for Foreign Workers
Immigration New Zealand (INZ) has announced a major update for work visa applicants and employers. The new National Occupation List (NOL) officially replaces the Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupations (ANZSCO)…
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Suspect in Indonesia mosque bombing was inspired by past mass killings, police say
Serbian protesters vow to prevent real estate project linked to Trump son-in-law Kushner
Youth-led protesters drew a red line as they encircled the sprawling buildings in the…Continue Reading
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Suspect in Indonesia mosque bombing was inspired by past mass killings, police say – Arab News PK
- Suspect in Indonesia mosque bombing was inspired by past mass killings, police say Arab News PK
- Indonesian mosque blasts injure dozens, teenage suspect identified Dawn
- Why Indonesia is considering video games curbs after Jakarta school blast
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