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As famine threatens displaced Sudanese, a UN report says woman are particularly vulnerable
U.S.

48 Dead In Two Days Of Sudan Paramilitary Attacks On Darfur City: Medic

Recent polls have seen Vice President Kamala Harris eating into Donald Trump's lead on migration with voters, yet it still remains a weak spot

Harris Visits Border To Neutralize Weak Spot Against Trump

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken met Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly
U.S.

Blinken Questions China Peace Push Over Russia Help

Donald Trump provided no evidence to back his accusation that Google shows only good stories about his US presidential rival Vice President Kamala Harris
Politics

Trump Vows To Prosecute Google For Showing 'Bad' Stories On Him

Conservative Chancellor Karl Nehammer is promising 'stability instead of chaos'
World

Austria Far Right Eyes Historic Victory In Tight Polls

Elon Musk is criticised for fueling political tension ahead of the election.
U.S.

'Misinformation Megaphone': Musk Stokes Tension Before US Election

Floodwaters in Atlanta in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene
U.S.

Hurricane Causing 'Catastrophic' US Floods As Deaths Reach 33

A helicopter sprays water over a bushfire on a hill in Quito on September 25, 2024
World

Why South America Is Burning

The US Justice Department unsealed charges Friday against three Iranian individuals over hacking that targeted Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's campaign.
U.S.

US Charges Three Iranians Over Trump Campaign Hack

Hundreds of French people attend the funeral of a 19-year-old university student who was murdered last weekend
Europe

'Here To Weep': French Pay Tribute To Murdered Student

Developers' stocks are among the big winners this week after China unveiled a raft of measures to support the property sector and other parts of the economy
Economy

Global Stocks Rise On Rate Hopes, Beijing Stimulus

Three climate activists were detained after throwing soup on two Vincent van Gogh paintings in London
UK

Van Gogh 'Sunflowers' In New Soup Protest After Activists Jailed

Una mesa preparada para una reunión en la Real Academia Española (RAE), en Madrid, el 21 de enero de 2004
World

Argentina Judge Orders Dictionary To Delete 'Greedy' From Definition Of 'Jewish'

Naomi Campbell denies any responsibility for the mishandling of donations
World

UK Watchdog Bans Naomi Campbell From Running Charity Over 'Misconduct'

Damiano David says his solo project doesn't spell the end of Maneskin
Entertainment

Maneskin's Damiano David Releases First Solo Song

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