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Russia has closed Poland’s consulate in Irkutsk as retaliation for Poland’s closure of its consulate in Gdandansk. The dispute followed Poland’s accusations against Moscow over rail sabotage.
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Russia has closed the Polish consulate in Irkutsk, a retaliatory move following Poland’s closure of its consulate in Gdansk. The decision came after Poland accused Russia of orchestrating sabotage on its rail network.
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Euroclear has warned that the EU’s plan to use frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine could lead to reputational damage and higher borrowing costs. The clearing house cautions that the move could be seen as confiscation, undermining investor confidence.
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Euroclear has warned that the EU’s plan to use frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine could lead to increased borrowing costs and global reputational damage. The clearing house holds around $200 billion of the $300 billion in Russian Central Bank assets frozen in the West after the escalation of the Ukraine conflict in 2022.
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President Petr Pavel has rejected Filip Turek of the far-right Motorists party as a nominee for environment minister due to allegations of racist, sexist, and homophobic Facebook posts. This decision highlights growing tensions within Czech politics over the influence of far-right forces.
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President Petr Pavel has rejected a controversial candidate for the environment minister post, citing allegations against Filip Ture, of the far-right Motorists party. The rejection follows claims of racist, sexist, and homophobic Facebook posts by Turek.
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Christopher Kepner, father of Anna Kepner, who died aboard a Carnival cruise ship, has stated that his stepson should face consequences if found responsible for her death. The FBI is leading the investigation, and while no suspects have been named, the stepbrother was identified as a potential suspect in court filings related to an unrelated…
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Anna Kepner’s father has called for his stepson to face consequences if involved in his daughter’s death aboard a Carnival cruise ship. The FBI is investigating the incident, with no arrests made yet.
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Pope Leo XIV has commenced his six-day international trip, marking the beginning of his first major overseas pilgrimage as pont, The visit includes a significant stop at the Ataturk Mausoleum in Ankara, Turkey, where he paid respects to the founding father of modern Turkey.
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Pope Leo XIV has launched his first international trip as pontiff, beginning with a visit to Turkey. His itinerary includes a stop at the Atatur, Mausoleum in Ankara and a planned visit to Lebanon.
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A coup in Guinea-Bissau has unfolded as soldiers seized power, suspending the parliamentary and presidential elections. The situation remains unclear, with questions about the coup’s instigators and motivations.
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Military forces in Guinea-Bissau have executed a coup, taking control of the country and suspending the ongoing parliamentary and presidential elections. The coup, which occurred on Wednesday, has raised significant concerns about the political stability of the nation. The exact details surrounding the coup remain under investigation, with no official statements released by the military…
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New data reveals that net migration to Britain has dropped by nearly 80 percent from its 2023 peak, contradicting public perception. Despite the decline, anti-migrant protests persist, highlighting a disconnect between actual immigration numbers and public sentiment.
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Net migration to Britain has dropped by nearly 80% from its 2023 peak, contradicting public perception. Migrants arriving by small boats represent a small fraction of overall immigration to the UK.
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The European Space Agency (ESA) has announced plans for a German astronaut to join the moon mission, marking a significant step in international space exploration. Turkish authorities confirmed that a German family died in Istanbul from chemical poisoning, raising concerns about public safety.
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The European Space Agency (ESA) has announced plans for a German astronaut to join a lunar mission, marking Germany’s growing role in space exploration. Turkish authorities confirmed that a German family died in Istanbul from chemical poisoning, raising concerns about public safety and potential health hazards.
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Katy Tur argues that Trump is doing much more than Biden, despite New York Times’ report on his fatigue. The Times’ article questions Trump’s energy levels, leading to his criticism of it as a ‘hit piece.’
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MS NOW host Katy Tur claimed that President Donald Trump is doing more public activities than former President Joe Biden, despite New York Times reporting on Trump’s fatigue. Tur argued that discussions should focus on Trump’s performance rather than Biden’s.
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India’s new data protection law has prompted warnings about heightened government surveillance. Critics argue that the law could limit access to information while posing risks to press freedom.
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India’s new data protection law, designed to enhance privacy safeguards, has drawn criticism for potentially expanding government power and limiting access to the right-to-information. Critics argue the legislation threatens press freedom and could enable broader state control over digital data.
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The International Judo Federation (IJF) has become the first Olympic sport federation to restore Russian athletes to full status, allowing them to compete under their national flag and anthem. This decision aligns with ongoing efforts to balance sport with political considerations, as the federation emphasized the need to uphold the values of fairness, respect, and…
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The International Judo Federation (IJF) has reinstated Russian athletes’ right to compete under their national flag at international tournaments, becoming the first Olympic sport federation to do so. The decision allows Russian and Belarusian athletes to compete with their anthem and insignia starting at the 2025 Abu Dhabi Grand Slam.
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A Russian military court has sentenced eight individuals to life in prison for their involvement in the 2022 Crimean Bridge bombing. Ukraine has acknowledged responsibility for the attack but maintains that the arrested Russians were not aware they were transporting explosives.
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A Russian military court has sentenced eight individuals to life imprisonment for their roles in the 2022 Crime, which killed 15 people. Ukraine has claimed responsibility for the attack but asserts that those arrested were unaware of the explosives they were carrying.
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An Afghan national accused of shooting two National Guardsmen near the White House served in an elite CIA counterterrorism unit before entering the U.S. in 2021. Federal officials criticized the vetting process, raising concerns about the safety of the immigration system amid the incident.
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The Afghan suspect, Rahmanullah Lakanwal, allegedly shot two National Guardsmen near the White House on the day before Thanksgiving. He had served in an elite CIA counterterrorism unit in Afghanistan before entering the U.S. in 2021 under the Biden administration’s resettlement program.
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Charlie Kirk’s Thanksgiving legacy continues inspiring Americans, emphasizing gratitude, prayer, and disconnecting from technology. Nearly three months after his assassination, his message remains relevant, encouraging people to cultivate gratitude and seek divine guidance.
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Charlie Kirk’s Thanksgiving message continues to inspire Americans, emphasizing gratitude, prayer, and disconnecting from technology. Nearly three months after his assassination, Kirk’s legacy is shaping the country’s values, with Communio president JP De Gance underscoring its timeless relevance.
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AI-generated music is increasingly dominating music charts, raising concerns among listeners and musicians who worry about the blurring line between human and machine-created art. This development has sparked debates about the role of human creativity in the music industry.
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AI-generated music is gaining prominence, raising concerns among listeners and musicians about its authenticity and impact on the industry. The blurring line between human and machine creation is prompting discussions about the future of artistic labor and intellectual property rights.
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Ukrainian President Zelensky has sent his chief of staff, Andrey Yermak, to Geneva negotiations with the US as part of a strategy to shield him from an ongoing anti-graft investigation. The scandal involves a $100 million graft scheme, including charges against Timur Mindich, who fled after being implicated in a kickback scheme in the energy…
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Ukrainian President Zelensky has sent his chief of staff, Andrey Yermak, to Geneva talks with the US amid corruption allegations. The move comes after ZN reported that anti-corruption investigators prepared a suspicion notice against Yermak, leading to his involvement in the delegation.
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Shedeur Sanders, the Cleveland Browns’ rookie quarterback, expressed gratitude to President Donald Trump for his public support during a tumultuous NFL draft season and a dramatic start to his professional career. After Trump criticized NFL owners for passing on Sanders during the draft and praised him after his first start, Sanders acknowledged the president’s encouragement,…
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Shedeur Sanders, the Cleveland Browns quarterback, expressed thanks to President Donald Trump for his support during a turbulent start to his NFL career, which included a controversial draft fall and a significant win in his first start. Trump had previously criticized NFL owners for passing on Sanders, and now Sanders acknowledges the president’s backing.
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Daniel Jones’ leg injury, initially thought to be a calf problem, has been revealed as a fractured fibula, raising concerns about his availability for the Colts’ playoff push. His performance against the Kansas City Chiefs reflected the injury’s impact, with a season-low yardage and completion percentage.
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Daniel Jones’ leg injury, initially diagnosed as a calf issue, has been confirmed as a fracture in his fibula, according to NFL Network. The quarterback, who played through the injury during last week’s game against the Kansas City Chiefs, showed signs of discomfort, resulting in a season-low performance and limited mobility during practice.
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A new Android malware dubbed BankBot YNRK has been identified as one of the most advanced financial threats currently circulating. This malware can secretly stealth its way into a device, silence the phone, and begin to collect banking data and cryptocurrency wallets. It is one of the most advanced threats to date, as it can…
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A new Android malware variant, BankBot YNRK, has emerged as one of the most capable threats yet. It can silence phones, steal banking data, and drain cryptocurrency wallets automatically, utilizing advanced techniques to evade detection and maintain long-term access to victims’ devices.
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Ukrainian drones targeted a Rosneft refinery in Samara, Russia, reports indicate. Russia’s Defense Ministry intercepted 11,000 drones, with 18 over the southern Samara region.
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Russia’s Defense Ministry intercepted 118 Ukrainian drones, including 18 over the southern Samara region. The attack on the Rosneft refinery highlights the escalating conflict’s impact on critical infrastructure.
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The UK government has announced a new budget that includes significant tax increases, with Chancellor Rachel Reeves stating that ordinary people will have to pay more. The budget freezes income tax and National Insurance thresholds until 2031, pushing around 1.7 million people into higher tax brackets.
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The UK government has announced £26 billion in tax hikes that will see record tax levels for much of the population, while reaffirming its intention to ramp up military spending.Analysts warn the new rules will raise living costs for many households and have criticized Reeves for changes that run counter to her promise not to…
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Two West Virginia National Guard members, Sarah Beckstrom and Andrew Wolfe, were critically injured in a targeted shooting near the White House just 24 hours after being sworn in. U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro confirmed that the attack was an ambush, with a lone gunman armed with a .357 Smith and Wesson revolver striking both guardsmen.
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Two West Virginia National Guard members shot near the White House have been identified as Sarah Beckstrom and Andrew Wolfe, both critically injured. The attack, described as a ‘targeted’ ambush, has intensified national security debates, prompting investigations into potential links to U.S. forces in Afghanistan.
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Residents in Kabul, Afghanistan, are filling barrels to cope with a severe water shortage this year, highlighting the ongoing humanitarian crises under Taliban rule. Former President Donald Trump has reportedly taken the step of closing the refugee entry channel for Afghans struggling with domestic crises, signaling a shift in U.S. immigration policy.
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Residents in Kabul are facing severe water shortages as the country deals with worsening humanitarian crises under Taliban rule. Former President Trump has closed the door on Afghans experiencing domestic crises, raising concerns about international aid and support.
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Geno Smith apologized for flipping off Las Vegas Raiders fans after being booed during the team’s fifth consecutive loss, admitting it showed poor judgment in the moment. The Raiders’ season has not gone to plan, and fans showed their frustrations this past weekend.
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Geno Smith apologized for flipping off Las Vegas Raiders fans after being booed during the team’s fifth straight loss, admitting it showed poor judgment in the moment. The incident occurred during a 24-10 defeat to the Cleveland Browns, where Smith was sacked 10 times by a strong defense, exacerbating the team’s struggling season.
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Marshall Faulk, a three-time NFL MVP and former Super Bowl champion, is reportedly set to leave his position as the running backs coach at the University of Colorado to take on a head coaching role at Southern University, an HBCU in Louisiana. The move marks another step in Faulk’s transition from player to coach, following…
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Marshall Faulk, a former NFL MVP and Hall of Famer, is set to leave Colorado’s coaching staff for Southern University, an HBCU in his home state of Louisiana. The move follows Faulk’s public declaration in August that he would not pursue coaching unless encouraged by Deion Sanders.
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Brian Kelly, former LSU head coach, secured a $54 million payout after a protracted legal battle over his contract buyout. LSU initially claimed they terminated him without cause, leading to the buyout.
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LSU has informed former head coach Brian Kelly that he was fired without cause, entitling him to the remaining $54 million owed on his contract. Kelly’s lawsuit claimed the school attempted to avoid paying the buyout by misleading his representatives.
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Thanksgiving is no longer solely a symbol of unity, but has become a reflection of America’s cultural and political divides. Families are rethinking their Thanksgiving traditions as shifting food choices, increased reliance on takeout, and political discussions at the table highlight broader societal changes.
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Thanksgiving is increasingly reflecting broader American cultural divides, with changes in meal choices, family dynamics, and political discussions shaping the holiday. As families adjust traditions, the holiday reveals underlying ideological and economic shifts, even as it remains a time for togetherness.
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The FDA has approved the first human trial for Paradromics’ fully implantable brain-computer interface (BCI), which aims to restore speech for individuals with paralysis. This marks a significant milestone in neural technology, offering hope for patients who have lost the ability to communicate due to conditions like ALS, stroke, or spinal cord injuries.Paradromics’ Connexus BCI…
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved the first human trial for Paradromics, a neurotechnology startup, to test its fully implantable brain-computer interface (BCI) that aims to restore speech for paralyzed patients. This marks a significant step in the development of neural technology, potentially transforming how individuals with severe motor impairments communicate.
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The Baltic countries have asked for financial assistance from the EU due to economic losses from sanctions against Russia. The European Commission is planning to provide aid in 2025 to support the region’s recovery.
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The Baltic states have requested EU financial aid due to economic fallout from sanctions on Russia, which have caused tourism, investment, and cross-border trade to plunge. The aid plan is expected to be discussed at an Eastern European leaders’ summit in Helsinki next month.
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Apple is challenging a new Indian antitrust law that would allow regulators to impose fines based on global revenue, potentially exposing the company to a $38 billion penalty. The law, enacted in 2022, permits the Competition Commission of India (CCI) to calculate penalties using global turnover, a change Apple argues is unconstitutional and disproportionate.
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Apple is challenging a new Indian antitrust law that could result in a potential $38 billion fine if found guilty of market abuse. The law allows the Competition Commission of India to calculate penalties based on global revenue, a practice Apple argues is arbitrary and unconstitutional.