In­fo­graph­ic: All you need to know about the US midterm elec­tions
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All of the House of Rep­re­sen­ta­tives, just over a third of the Sen­ate and key gov­er­nor po­si­tions will be cho­sen.
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Colom­bia, Venezuela pres­i­dents to meet as ties keep im­prov­ing
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Nico­las Maduro and Gus­ta­vo Petro to meet in Cara­cas as the neigh­bour­ing coun­tries re­pair re­la­tion­ship sev­ered in 2019.
Published On 1 Nov 2022

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US man­u­fac­tur­ing grows at slow­est pace since May 2020
Over­all man­u­fac­tur­ing falls as high­er in­ter­est rates cool de­mand, but con­sumer or­ders con­tin­ue to rise.
Published On 1 Nov 2022

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ON THIS DAY: 1 NOVEMBER 1920: Kevin Barry was hanged in Mountjoy Prison

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Eurozone inflation climbs to 10.7% – worse than predicted

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Tories suspend ex-minister over TV ambitions
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Former Health Secretary Matt Hancock has lost his party’s whip after signing up for ‘I’m a Celebrity’

Former UK Health Secretary Matt Hancock was suspended as Tory MP on Monday over his intention to take part in the popular reality show ‘I’m a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!’.

Conservative Party Chief Whip Simon Hart made the announcement shortly after The Sun revealed that Hancock would soon swap the halls of Westminster for the Australian jungle, where he will be fighting for survival along with other well-known contestants....

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Serbia issues shoot-down order for drones
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Belgrade scrambled fighters after UAVs were spotted above military bases near Kosovo

The Serbian military now has orders to immediately destroy any hostile drone in the country’s airspace, President Aleksandar Vucic announced on Tuesday. The new rules of engagement come after MiG-29 interceptors were sent to fend off UAVs spotted above military bases near the boundary with the disputed province of Kosovo.

Multiple unmanned aerial vehicles were detected above a military facility near Merdare, one of the designated crossings between Kosovo and the rest of Serbia, and Vucic ordered the military to deploy planes with orders to sh...

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Türkiye not ready to approve Sweden’s NATO bid
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Ankara still demands that Stockholm extradite suspects it considers terrorists, a Turkish official has said

Türkiye is still not ready to lift its veto and endorse Sweden’s NATO bid, a spokesman for the leading AK Party, Omer Celik, said on Monday. Promises made by Stockholm in relation to Ankara’s concerns about providing asylum to suspects it considers terrorists are not enough, he added.


“These statements of Sweden are good, but not enough until they are implemented,” Celik said, according to Bloomberg. “We are waiting for it to come to life.”

Türkiye stalled the process of approving the applications of Sw...

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