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Colour Under Pressure: India's Rangoli Makers Confront Rising Costs
Artisans behind Diwali's ephemeral floor art are turning to organic materials as input prices climb, Al Jazeera reports.
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Middle East Israel election result After the October 27 election, Netanyahu's bloc won 53 seats and Eisenkot's opposition 48, with Arab-led… -
Global Binance crypto hack Binance resumed phased withdrawals after hackers stole $6.3 billion, replaced about 95 percent of affected… -
Americas Flávio Bolsonaro asylum Flávio Bolsonaro, under investigation for money laundering and currency evasion, fled Brazil for the US… -
Europe Ukraine train station strike A Russian drone hit Dnipro's main train station, killing 13; strikes on Ukraine's energy facilities left… -
Americas Paraguay president resignation after bank collapse Paraguay's Senate impeached Santiago Peña over Ueno Bank's collapse, Pedro Alliana was sworn in as… -
Europe Krakow shooting casualties A 24-year-old Polish gunman opened fire at random in central Krakow, killing six people including a British… -
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Iran Reports Partial Repair of Oil Storage After Wartime Damage
A NIOEC official says most damaged storage is back online, but the figures are Iran's own and much about the war's toll remains unclear.
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A Pirogue Capsizes Off Senegal: Deaths on the Atlantic Route
At least 34 people died after a boat capsized near the Loumpoul dunes, as Senegal's president vows to pursue the organisers of such crossings.
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Tehran Signals Patience: Iran Waits on Washington After Midterm Shock
Iran's foreign minister says Tehran is holding back on talks until the US midterm fallout settles, but the substance of any negotiation is unstated.
ConflictAnalysis
Fifty Drones Downed Over Russia: What the TASS Report Does and Does Not Say
Russian state media reports intercepts over Crimea and four border regions, but offers no detail on damage, casualties or the drones' targets.
PoliticsAnalysis
Maternity Cover Gap: NHS Physiotherapy Left to Absorb the Strain
Freedom of information findings show nearly half of English trusts hold no earmarked funds for maternity cover, with physiotherapy hit hardest.
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Labour Prepares to Soften Electric Vehicle Mandate
Ministers look set to lower the 2030 target to around 60% and extend flexibilities, over the objections of MPs and the charging industry.
EnergyAnalysis
Counting Carbon: A Dashboard for Comparing National Emissions
A new searchable tool sets out historical emissions and future climate targets for 197 countries, but its limits are as telling as its data.
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Senegal Boat Sinking Exposes Toll on the Atlantic Migration Route
At least 21 people died after a migrant boat sank off Kébémer, as the route to the Canary Islands remains among the world's deadliest.
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Kraków Shooting: Two Officers Hailed After 23-Second Response
Polish police confronted a gunman within seconds of the first emergency call, and officials credit their actions with preventing further deaths.
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Egypt's Rail Reckoning: Collision at Al-Ayyat Exposes an Unfinished Network
Four dead and dozens injured after two trains collided south of Cairo, reviving questions about the pace of Egypt's rail modernisation.
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A Journalist Freed, and the Questions That Remain
Al Jazeera reports the release of Palestinian journalist Abed Abou Shhadeh after five days in detention, with the circumstances still unclear.
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A Broken Leg Outside Court: Florida Ruling Reopens a Sewage Claim
An appeals court has ordered a new trial after an injured homeowner missed his own case, raising questions about how insurers read neglect exclusions.
ConflictAnalysis
Aramco Tower Damaged as Houthi Missiles Reach Riyadh
Falling debris struck an Aramco administrative building after the Saudi-led coalition said it intercepted two Houthi cruise missiles aimed at the capital.
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Gulf of Oman Clash Exposes Fragile Truce in Hormuz
US forces disable a St Kitts-flagged cargo ship for running a blockade of Iran, as the IRGC reports two tankers burning after hitting mines.
PoliticsAnalysis
Dana White and the Briefing Room: A Fight Trump Wants to Pick
The UFC chief says he will meet the president after being urged to take the White House press secretary's job, according to Al Jazeera.
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Eisenkot Handed the Mandate: Israel's Coalition Arithmetic After a Split Vote
Israel's president tasks the former military chief with forming a government after consultations, but the numbers in the Knesset remain fragile.
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Dana White Heads to Washington: A Monday Meeting With Trump
The UFC chief executive confirms a White House meeting after Trump reportedly offered him the press secretary's job.
ConflictAnalysis
Saudi Arabia's Eastern Alerts: Houthi Threats and the Oil Heartland
Civil defence warnings in Dammam, Dhahran and Abqaiq follow Houthi claims of attacks, highlighting risks to the kingdom's oil infrastructure.
IdeasAnalysis
A Sign on the Door: How One Atlanta Neighbourhood Reframed Halloween
When a family kept their leukaemic daughter indoors, local children left their own sweets on the doorstep, a small act the family's camera recorded.
