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• The Church at a Crossroads
• Will AI solve the UK’s growth problem? Don’t be so sure
• British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Tuesday criticised
• Iraq bans alcohol in hotels and clubs, bringing country close to near-total ban
• Iraqis face tough homecoming a decade after IS rampage
• Australia critical infrastructure faces cyber threats, report says
• Minister, opposition leader have ‘concerns’ about Metro Vancouver spending - BC | Globalnews.ca
• ‘I’m abandoned’: Seniors trapped by broken elevator in Vancouver’s West End - BC | Globalnews.ca
• ICC prosecutor urges nations to help arrest 6 Libyans allegedly linked to a brutal militia
• Kremlin rejects Erdoğan's 'peace plan' for Ukraine, reiterates Putin's demands made in June
• Kelowna city council votes to keep electronic devices during meetings | Globalnews.ca
• NRC calls for 'diplomatic pressure on warring parties' to avert spread of famine across Sudan
• Farmers protest against inheritance tax changes
• John Mahama: The veteran taking a second shot at Ghana's presidency
• Japan exports rise more than expected in October, rebounding from 43-month low
• Southerners among worst at spotting fake English accents, study finds
• House of Commons paralysis threatening government finances, Anand warns - National | Globalnews.ca
• Podcast #260: Making Britain Great Again
• Donald Trump expected to consider recognizing Somaliland independence, former UK defense minister says
• U.S. recognizes Venezuela's opposition candidate Edmundo González as president-elect
• Trudeau mocked for seeming to copy Trump dance: 'Can't even do it right'
• Around 540,000 people have left Lebanon for war-torn Syria, UN says
• With Trump headed to White House, Canada has eyes on Chinese investment in Mexico
• Four UN peacekeepers injured by rocket fire in Lebanon
• Hamas leaders no longer in Doha but office not closed, Qatar says
• What matters is practical diplomacy with China
• Netanyahu offers millions for release of hostages in Gaza
• German chancellor condemns soft G20 statement on Russia
• Nearly a hundred aid trucks looted in Gaza, as UN warns of ‘collapse of law and order’ | CNN
• Taiwan plans to spend US$2.2 billion on American weapons next year
• The Biden administration’s threat to cut military aid to Israel was, once again, toothless
• Nuclear startups face new competition as energy giant Enel enters the ring | TechCrunch
• Starmer’s ‘modernising’ of the Lords will make us a worse governed nation
• Sanctions gaps on Iran and North Korea undermine pressure on Russia - Presidential Advisor
• Germany's Scholz urges Xi to use power to curb Ukraine war escalation
• Reeves’s tax on farmers carries a strong whiff of class prejudice
• Brazil's president urges G20 members to take more action on climate change
• Germany's SPD to discuss whether Scholz best chancellor candidate, source says
• China says no to AI-powered nukes
• Labour plan for 100,000 new nursery places in England ‘unlikely to work’
• Masked man arrested after staging anti-Putin protest atop Moscow billboard
• Leader of Georgia's breakaway region resigns following violent protests
• Egypt's parliament approves controversial asylum law
• Trudeau says G20 leaders’ statement on Ukraine not strong enough
• Police arrest ex-Bolsonaro aide, four others, in alleged plot to kill Brazil’s Lula in coup
• Faeser urges more EU 'solidarity' in hosting Ukraine refugees
• Starmer vs the farmers: what Labour’s latest budget battle is really about - Politics.co.uk
• ‘Quishing’, ‘vishing’ and AI scams – the new cybercriminal techniques duping Australians
• Moscow says first US-made Atacms missiles fired by Ukraine at its territory
• 'Nothing new under the sun' — German, French foreign ministers react on Ukrainian long-range strikes
• Ukraine strikes Russian ammunition depot in Bryansk Oblast, military says
• Jews and gay people should hide identity in ‘Arab neighbourhoods’, says Berlin police chief
• Conservatives call on Boissoneault to resign amid apology over Indigenous ancestry claims | Globalnews.ca
• Norwegian Mass Killer Breivik Attends Parole Hearing With “Z” Shaved on Head and Neo-Nazi Rhetoric
• Dublin riots: Gardaí seek 99 people a year into investigation
• Pictured: British Army fire new Archer artillery system for first time close to Russia’s border
• New plan for early release of short-term prisoners in Scotland
• Pakistani police arrest a man accused of insulting the Quran and save him from being lynched by mob
• Letters, Nov. 19: Danielle Smith right to court U.S.
• Warning retail job cuts âinevitableâ after NI tax rise in Budget
• The Norwegian Company Blamed for California's Hydrogen Car Woes
• For Immediate Release: The South African ANC Government’s Dangerous Alliances with Iran, Qatar, and Hamas
• Ukraine uses US long-range missiles for first time, says Russia
• Third Russian strike in 3 days kills more Ukrainian civilians as war hits milestone
• U.S. envoy pushes for cease-fire in Lebanon as food crisis worsens
• Brazilian police thwart alleged plot to kill president Lula and stage coup
• The US has joined the war
• Nato forces deploy ‘game-changing’ new firepower in Finland drill
• Norwegian mass killer Anders Behring Breivik seeks parole for a second time
• Australia declines to join UK and US-led nuclear energy development pact
• In Mexico's tense job market, Minu's take on employee benefits includes financial wellness | TechCrunch
• Estonian prime minister says Scholz's call to Putin was a mistake
• Zelensky presents Ukraine's resilience plan to parliament
• Reader letter: Giving every Ontarian $200 not very Conservative of Ford
• Labour will bring back winter fuel payments in Scotland, party pledges
• Ontario NDP considers integrity commissioner complaint over minister fundraising | Globalnews.ca
• German authorities report rise in crimes against women in 2023
• Labour has already destroyed its budding alliance with rural Britain
• Germany's defense minister says damage to 2 Baltic data cables appears to be sabotage
• A year on, all quiet along Finland's eastern border
• Scottish Labour to reintroduce universal Winter Fuel Payment
• Thailand to start second stage of stimulus programme in January
• How the UK can deal with the Trump 2.0 dilemma
• Car crashes into people outside primary school in central China: state media | CNN
• Ukraine war latest: Putin signs off on new nuclear doctrine after US missile move
• Ruling party chief suggests need to acquire nuclear enrichment, reprocessing technology
• Georgian police clear protesters challenging 'stolen' election
• Keir Starmer to restart UK-India talks after previous negotiations stalled
• New Phase of North Korea-Russia Relations as Delegations Meet in Pyongyang and Moscow
• Starmer risks resurrecting Cameron’s failed China script
• Retailers face ‘no growth’ as Reeves deals £7bn blow - latest updates
• Doubts mount over Britain’s ambitious growth plans — with warnings of further tax rises possible
• ‘Britain is going full Stalin’: Elon Musk’s war with UK government escalates after Trump appointment - Politics.co.uk
• Water, energy, rail and Royal Mail should all be run by the state, voters say
• Five takeaways from the G20 summit in Rio
• Farmers must pay up for the NHS, says Rachel Reeves
• What is behind Starmer's meeting with China's president?
• Keir Starmer denies budget to blame for rise in mortgage rates
• Newspaper headlines: PM 'defiant' on Ukraine and 'Clarkson's farmy army'
• UK riots: Almost £2m claimed in riot compensation so far