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“Rich countries have lost interest in the climate crisis”
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“Rich countries have lost interest in the climate crisis”

For the first time, the United States is not attending the COP30 climate summit. And more people are choosing to stay home from the meeting, which is described as one of the most difficult in a long time
Zelensky: Not afraid of Donald Trump
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Zelensky: Not afraid of Donald Trump

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy describes his relationship with US President Donald Trump as good, in an interview with The Guardian, and dismisses reports that their recent meeting was marked by arguments and irritation.
Palestinians are being abused in underground prison
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Palestinians are being abused in underground prison

Palestinians locked up in the Israeli prison Rakefet are being mistreated, given inadequate food and have not seen daylight for months, the Israeli civil rights organization PCATI tells The Guardian.
700 police officers are being deployed ahead of the high-risk match
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700 police officers are being deployed ahead of the high-risk match

No supporters of Israeli side Maccabi Tel Aviv will be in the stands tonight for their away game against Aston Villa. Despite this, more than 700 police officers will be on the streets of Birmingham due to pro-Palestinian demonstrations
The brutal cuts of the Kardashian TV series
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The brutal cuts of the Kardashian TV series

Kim Kardashian's new drama series is being panned by critics. "I didn't know it was possible to make such bad TV," writes The Guardian's critic about "All's Fair
The Paris coup was carried out by "petty criminals"
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The Paris coup was carried out by "petty criminals"

It was “petty criminals,” not professional criminals, who carried out the spectacular jewel heist at the Louvre. It is a type of crime not usually associated with the top echelons of organized crime, the prosecutor says on French radio, according to The Guardian
McCartney on death rumor: Partly true
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McCartney on death rumor: Partly true

When The Beatles were about to split up in the early 1970s, persistent rumors abounded that Paul McCartney was dead. “In many ways, I was dead,” the ex-Beatle writes in a new book
Former prosecutor: Investigate Prince Andrew again
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Former prosecutor: Investigate Prince Andrew again

Reopen the investigation into the scandal-plagued Prince Andrew. This is what a former British top prosecutor is demanding, writes The Guardian
No American ministers at climate meeting
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No American ministers at climate meeting

The United States will not send any ministers or other high-ranking representatives to the COP30 climate summit in Brazil later in November, the White House confirms to The Guardian.
Maldives introduces permanent tobacco ban for young people
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Maldives introduces permanent tobacco ban for young people

Young people in the Maldives will have to quit smoking – forever. Now the archipelago is introducing a tobacco ban for everyone born after January 2007
Activists acquitted after paint attack on Stonehenge
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Activists acquitted after paint attack on Stonehenge

Three climate activists who sprayed the prehistoric stone formation Stonehenge with orange paint last year have been acquitted in a British court, writes The Guardian.
Testimony from Sudan: Killed civilians in their beds
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Testimony from Sudan: Killed civilians in their beds

Corpses in the streets, patients shot in their hospital beds. Civilians fleeing are being attacked and killed – or held captive with demands for ransom
Trump's "Halo" memes spark anger: "Fascism"
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Trump's "Halo" memes spark anger: "Fascism"

The White House and the US Department of Homeland Security are using memes about the video game "Halo" to recruit young men, according to The Guardian, among others.
UN Chief Guterres Warns 1.5-Degree Climate Target Out of Reach
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UN Chief Guterres Warns 1.5-Degree Climate Target Out of Reach

The UN Secretary-General warns of devastating consequences when humanity has not managed to limit the warming of the planet. In an interview with The Guardian ahead of the climate summit COP30, he directs sharp criticism at the world's governments
Concerns Grow Over Gaza's Yellow Line Becoming Permanent Border
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Concerns Grow Over Gaza's Yellow Line Becoming Permanent Border

The so-called yellow line in Gaza is taking an increasingly permanent form – and is referred to in Israeli media more and more often as a "new border". But according to the peace plan, the line is only supposed to apply during the first phase of the ceasefire
Lithuania to Shoot Down Belarus Balloons Violating Airspace
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Lithuania to Shoot Down Belarus Balloons Violating Airspace

Lithuania is closing the border to Belarus, announces Prime Minister Inga Ruginiene. She also promises that invading balloons from the neighboring country will be shot down from now on
Orbán Criticizes EU's Ukraine Support Amid Hungarian Protests
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Orbán Criticizes EU's Ukraine Support Amid Hungarian Protests

Tens of thousands of Hungarians gather today in rival demonstrations. One side praises Viktor Orbán – the other wants to see him dismissed
Signs of Torture Found on Bodies Returned to Gaza, Says Doctor
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Signs of Torture Found on Bodies Returned to Gaza, Says Doctor

Many of the approximately 90 dead Palestinians handed over to Gaza by Israeli authorities bear signs of torture, claims a doctor at Nasser Hospital in Gaza. Some appear to have been executed
Gaza to Be Disarmed as Hamas Begins Rebuilding Efforts
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Gaza to Be Disarmed as Hamas Begins Rebuilding Efforts

Hamas is defeated, should be disarmed and must not be included in Gaza's future government. But in a first stage they are allowed to build up, claims Donald Trump
Kate Bush and Artists Unite to Support War-Affected Children
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Kate Bush and Artists Unite to Support War-Affected Children

Singer Kate Bush collaborates with 52 British artists to help children in war zones such as Ukraine, Gaza and Sudan, The Guardian reports.
Keira Knightley Unaware of JK Rowling Boycott Before Audiobook Role
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Keira Knightley Unaware of JK Rowling Boycott Before Audiobook Role

Keira Knightley was not aware of the calls to boycott author JK Rowling's work before she agreed to participate in the new audiobook editions of the "Harry Potter" series, reports The Guardian.
Melania Trump Documentary Set for January Cinema Premiere
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Melania Trump Documentary Set for January Cinema Premiere

Amazon's lavish documentary about the First Lady Melania Trump will have its premiere in cinemas as early as January next year, reports The Guardian.
Gisèle Pelicot Confronts Rapist in Court: I Never Gave Consent
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Gisèle Pelicot Confronts Rapist in Court: I Never Gave Consent

Gisèle Pelicot turned directly to one of her rapists in court on Wednesday. When exactly did I give you my consent? Never
Convoy Activists Report Abuse in Israeli Prison After Gaza Flotilla Arrest
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Convoy Activists Report Abuse in Israeli Prison After Gaza Flotilla Arrest

Several released convoy activists testify to abuses and violations in Israeli prison, and to specifically degrading treatment of Greta Thunberg. The Israeli Foreign Ministry denies – but Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir states "proudly" that the activists are being treated as terrorists
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