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• In Shock Move, U.S. Abandons Drugs Case Against Ex-Mexican Defense Minister
• National Australia Bank Closing All Branches, Attached Offices Over ‘Security Threat’
• Three Ex-lawmakers Arrested In Hong Kong Over Foul Smelling Liquid Protests
• Israel Says Air Strikes In Syria Hit Syrian, Iranian Military Targets
• Women Handling The Dead: More Female Morticians In South Korea As Taboo Fades
• Japan Watching Human Rights Conditions In China’s Xinjiang
• Peru’s New President Sworn In, Calls For Calm After Week Of Protests
• Donald Trump Fire Director Of Cybersecurity And Infrastructure Agency, Chris Krebs
• Canadian Indigenous Group To Invest Up To C$1 Billion In Keystone Oil Pipeline
• Morocco PM Says Western Sahara Wall At Centre If Dispute Completed
• Corbyn To Be Readmitted To UK Labour After Suspension Over Anti-Semitism Report Response
• Palestinian Authority Resuming Coordination With Israel, Palestinian Official Says
• Trump Could Withdraw Troops From Somalia As Part Of lobal Pullback
• Photos Of Lady Caged for Three Years After Being Accused of Witchcraft in Delta
• Trump Asked For Options For Attacking Iran Last Week, But Held Off – Source
• Senior Chinese official says authorities working on more Hong Kong Reforms, Including Judiciary
• China’s Securities Regulator Hopes Sino-U.S. Ties Better With Biden Administration
• Crisis-hit Peru Names Centrist Lawmaker As Third President In A Week
• Putin, Extending Russian Footprint, Approves New Naval Facility In Sudan
• Pompeo Says Europe, U.S. Need To Work Together To Address Turkey
• Solomon Islands To Pursue Ban On Facebook After Government Criticism On Platform – Media
• Climate ‘Bomb’ Iota Weakens Slightly Off Central America
• South Korea To Tighten Social Distancing, Warns Of New COVID-19 Crisis
• Boris Johnson Calls Scottish Devolution A ‘Disaster’ – The Sun
• Wisconsin State Asks Trump To Pay $9.7 Million As Charges For A Recount
• Putin Orders Defence Ministry To Sign Deal On Russian Navy Logistics Hub In Sudan: TASS
• Qatar FM: Normalisation With Israel Undermines Palestinian Statehood Efforts
• Time is running out for Brexit deal, EU tells Britain
• Crisis-hit Peru Seeks Third President In A Week To Exit ‘Nightmare’
• Shell-shocked Armenians Return To Nagorno-Karabakh After Peace Deal
• UK PM Johnson says he is well and will govern by Zoom after COVID-19 contact
• Trump May Settle For Partial Afghan withdrawal, Despite Pentagon Shakeup – Sources
• Foreign Powers Press Ethiopia For Tigray Peace Talks
• Moderna’s Coronavirus Vaccine Is 94.5% Effective, According To Company Data
• Peru’s Interim President Resigns After Protest Deaths Spark Fury
• Candidates Backed By Brazil’s Bolsonaro Sink In Local Elections
• Macron: Europe Needs Its Own sovereignty In defence, Even With New U.S. Government
• North Korea’s Kim Orders Tightening Of Anti-virus Measures Amid Global Pandemic – KCNA
• Merkel, German States Consider Tougher COVID-Measures – Document
• Syria’s Veteran Foreign Minister Walid Moalem Dies – State TV
• Sandbags And Monks In khaki: Russian Troops Guard Armenian Monastery After Ceasefire
• Japan PM Suga Says Will Work Closely With IOC To Host Tokyo Olympics
• British PM Johnson Self-Isolating After COVID-19 Contact
• Donald Trump: I Won The Presidential Election
• Trump: Biden Only Won In The Eyes Of Fake News Media. I Concede Nothing
• Donald Trump Admits That Joe Biden Won The American Presidential Election
• US Presidential Election: Trump Acknowledges For The First Time That Biden Won, But Says The Election Was “Rigged”
• Trump Cheered As He Drives Through “MILLION MAGA MARCH” Rally In Washington DC
• Egypt Showcases Scores Of 2,500-Year-Old Coffins
• Moldova’s Pro-Moscow President Faces Pro-EU Rival In Election Run-off
• Asia Form World’s Biggest Trade Bloc, A China-backed Group Excluding U.S
• Taiwan Hopes For Close U.S. Cooperation In Call With Biden Adviser
• Post Electoral Violence Breakout In US As Trump And Bidden Supporters Clash
• Donald Trump Criticies Media Houses For Not Showing Street Protests
• Giant Alligator Strolling Across Florida Golf (Photos, Video)
• Egypt Showcases Scores Of 25,000-Year-old Coffins
• Thousands Of Georgians Rally In Tbilisi To Protest Election Results
• ‘Can’t Take Any More’: Lisbon’s Bar, Restaurant Workers Protest Amid COVID-19 Rules
• Thousands Of Thai Protesters Call For Removal Of Prime Minister
• Armenians Set Fire To Homes Before Handing Village Over To Azerbaijan
• National Security Adviser O’Brien To Represent U.S. At Asia Meetings
• Western Union Says Suspending U.S. Transfers To Cuba
• Vietnam Braces For Typhoon Vamco, 53 Dead In Philippines
• Ethiopia’s Amhara Rocked By Explosions, Rights Group Warns On Tigray
• Israeli Operatives Killed Al Qaeda’s No. 2 Leader In Iran In August: New York Times
• Joe Biden Becomes The First Democrat In 28 Years To Win Georgia
• PM Johnson Aide Cummings Will Continue To Work Until Mid-December
• UK PM’s Adviser Cummings Quits Immediately: Reports
• Five Years After Paris Attacks, France Still Scarred And Back On Alert
• New Coronavirus Cases Drop Sharply In France’s Second Week Of Lockdown
• Corpses And Burnt-out Cars Line Karabakh road As Russian Troops Deploy
• Trump Asked Aides Of Possibility Of Replacing Electoral College With Loyalists
• Story Of Boy Who Killed His Whole Family After Finding Out His Mom Was His Stepmom
• China Joins Other Countries to Congratulate Biden, Harris
• US Election: Pope Francis Congratulates President-Elect, Joe Biden
• Belize Elects Opposition Leader To Succeed Retiring Prime Minister
• Signed, Sealed, Delivered: Japan To All But Scrap Centuries-old Custom Of Stamping Paperwork
• Suu Kyi’s Party Pledges Unity Government After Election ‘Landslide’
• AU Chief Dismisses Bloc’s Security Head After Ethiopia Raises Loyalty Concerns
• Ethiopia Claims Big Advance In Tigray, Amnesty Reports Mass Killing
• Strangest Fish In Caribbean Uses Its Fins As Legs To Walk Along The Seabed
• Macron Hails Chance To ‘Make Our Planet Great Again’ After Biden Win
• Remote Canadian Town Programs Radar To Spot Approaching Polar Bears
• Northern Ireland Parties Reach Deal To Extend COVID-19 Restrictions
• Eight Peacekeepers, Including Six Americans, Killed In Sinai Helicopter Crash
• Jerry Rawlings Death: Akufo-Addo Declares 7 Days Of National Mourning In Ghana
• Popular Journalist Sacked After He Was Caught Touching Himself During Office Zoom Call (Photo)
• Woman’s Eyes Are Gouged With A Knife By Her Father For Getting A Job
• Nurse Accused Of Murdering Eight Babies And Trying To Murder 10 More
• Bomb Blast Kills Journalist
• Joe Biden Appoints Ron Klain As White House Chief Of Staff
• Kamala Harris’s Husband Quits Job For White House Role
• Mother-Of-Two Drowns While Trying To Save Her 14-Year-Old Son And His Friend
• Ghana Presidential Election: Primate Ayodele Reveals What Will Happen
• Typhoon Vamco Triggers Worst Floods In Philippine Capital In Years
• U.N. Fears Refugee Emergency If More People Forced Out Of Ethiopia’s Tigray
• Food Aid, Medical Supplies Blocked From Ethiopia’s Tigray, U.N. Warns
• Biden Reassures U.S. Allies In Calls With Leaders Of Japan, South Korea, Australia
• Jim Kenney: Trump Needs To “Put His Big Boy Pants On” And Accept Defeat
• Pompeo: US Will Do Everything To Counter ISIS And Its Affiliates Everywhere