What’s at stake in the Cham­pi­ons League fi­nal group match­es?
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Eight teams are gun­ning for the last four places in Eu­rope’s top club foot­ball com­pe­ti­tion.
Published On 1 Nov 2022

In Rus­sia, pa­tri­ot­ic crit­ics speak out on Ukraine war fail­ures
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A ris­ing num­ber of crit­ics are tak­ing aim at mil­i­tary com­man­ders as they chart the Ukraine con­flict on so­cial me­dia.
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Ar­men­ian PM Pashinyan in Iran af­ter meet­ing with Putin, Aliyev
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Tehran says peace in the Cau­ca­sus is im­por­tant but warns it will not tol­er­ate a cor­ri­dor sought by Baku and Ankara.
Published On 1 Nov 2022

Eng­land beat New Zealand to keep T20 World Cup hopes alive
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Eng­land avoid elim­i­na­tion to grab sec­ond place in their group with one match to go.
Published On 1 Nov 2022

Brazil’s Supreme Court or­ders re­moval of pro-Bol­sonaro road­blocks
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Far-right pres­i­dent still has not com­ment­ed on his elec­tion de­feat as truck­ers erect protest block­ades for a sec­ond day.
Published On 1 Nov 2022

US top judge tem­porar­i­ly halts push to ob­tain Trump’s tax records
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Chief Jus­tice John Roberts ef­fec­tive­ly paus­es ef­fort by con­gres­sion­al pan­el to get for­mer US pres­i­dent’s tax re­turns.
Published On 1 Nov 2022

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US im­pos­es weapons-re­lat­ed sanc­tions on ISIL mem­bers in So­ma­lia
The ac­tion comes as the US seeks to in­crease fo­cus on ex­pos­ing and dis­rupt­ing ‘ter­ror­ist’ fi­nanc­ing net­works in Africa.
Published On 1 Nov 2022

British dictionary names word of the year
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According to the Collins Dictionary, 2022 has been “an extended period of instability and insecurity”

Collins Dictionary has named “Permacrisis” its word of the year for 2022, stating that the term sums up “how truly awful” it has been. Amid conflict, political upheaval and economic crises, political leaders have told the public to prepare for more of the same.

Defined by Collins as “an extended period of instability and insecurity, especially one resulting from a series of catastrophic events,” ‘Permacrisis’ was announced as the publisher’s word of the year on Tuesday.

The term...

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No ‘moral conflict’ over buying Russian oil – India
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The oil and gas minister says New Delhi’s top priority is its own people

India sees no “moral conflict” in importing Russian oil despite the West’s attempts to curb Moscow’s revenues, Indian oil and gas minister, Hardeep Singh Puri, has said. The US and EU have tried to restrict Russian oil and gas trade as part of sanctions that were imposed on Moscow in the wake of its military operation in Ukraine, which was launched in February. 

During an interview on CNN on Monday, anchor Becky Anderson asked Puri whether India has “any qualms about continuing to buy so much” Russian oil.

The minister corrected Anderson by saying that...

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'Windfall of war': Energy firms report bumper profits as millions continue to struggle
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As crisis after crisis plague the world, 'Permacrisis' becomes Collins' word of the year 2022
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We are two years into the 2020s and in this short time the world has witnessed quite a rollercoaster of events; from the pandemic that forced every

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‘WWIII has already effectively begun’ – Nouriel Roubini
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According to the renowned economist, “everything will split in two” 

A new world war is practically underway, “certainly in Ukraine and cyberspace,” economist Nouriel Roubini explained.

Last week, the New York University professor was interviewed by Der Spiegel and listed some of the world’s most acute problems.

Recalling a recent event hosted by the International Monetary Fund, he referred to historian Niall Ferguson who “said in a speech there that we would be lucky if we got an economic crisis like in the 1970s — and not a war like in the 1940s.”

When speaking about major global threats, Roubini mentioned the ongoing con...

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Cases declining but Monkeypox remains a 'global health emergency': WHO
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The World Health Organization (WHO) declared on Tuesday that the monkeypox outbreak still qualifies as a global health emergency and should be trea

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Serbia puts military on high alert over Kosovo
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Belgrade’s peaceful stance doesn’t mean that it’s weak and can be harassed, the defense minister said

Belgrade put its military on high alert on Tuesday as the breakaway region of Kosovo began implementing a plan to ban Serbian license plates, the country’s defense minister, Milos Vucevic, announced.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, who is also the commander-in-chief of the country’s armed forces, has ordered the military “to increase the level of combat readiness to be prepared to respond to any task,” Vucevic said in an interview with the broadcaster Happy TV....

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Brazilian police ordered by supreme court to clear roadblocks by pro-Bolsonaro truckers
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The Brazilian supreme cour

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US Supreme Court temporarily blocks committee from getting Donald Trump's tax records
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The Supreme Court of the United States on Tuesday (November 1) temporarily blocked a congressional committee, House Ways and Means Committee, from

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South Korea: Police was alerted four hours before the deadly crush
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Worried revellers had alerted South Korean police about possibility of deadly crush four hours before it actually happened, it has been revealed no

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Russia fines Wikipedia millions of Rubles over content on 'Ukraine war'
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On Tuesday, a Russian court fined the proprietor of Wikipedia two million roubles (around $32,600) for articles about Moscow's offensive on its nei

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Woman with disability crawls out of flight after crew denies wheelchair without charge
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Australian airline Jetstar

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Top 10 world news: Energy firms bumper profits, South Korea crush aftermath, more
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