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Mexican authorities announced on Sunday the arrest of a regional leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG), one of the two main criminal groups in the country.
Read moreExclusive: Cross-party call for ethnicity options to be broadened beyond ‘English’ being only within ‘White’ category Britons should be able to define themselves as both black and English, according to senior MPs who are calling to broaden the range of ethnicity options in the census. The cross-party push is a riposte to Reform UK politicians who have claimed that people from minority ethnic backgrounds cannot have English ethnic identity. Continue reading...
Read moreNetanyahu and Zini's interference claims lack evidence, according to law enforcement officials quoted by Haaretz.
Read moreNetanyahu and Zini's interference claims lack evidence, according to law enforcement officials quoted by Haaretz.
Read moreIn China, buying fever is rising as November 11 approaches, the date of Singles' Day. In two days, millions of consumers will flock to the promotions of this event which has become a giant of global commerce. But why this date and how has China transformed this day into an essential commercial event? Explanations from Baptiste Fallevoz, France 24 correspondent in China.
Read moreAt the opening of COP31, scientists predict that this could be the hottest year on record
Read moreNVIDIA opened an internal investigation following US media reports that its CEO, Jensen Huang, had a romantic relationship with a woman suspected of spying for China, raising concerns about the possibility of leaking sensitive information and threatening security...
Read moreFormer leftist president Gustavo Petro is under investigation for a sex scandal during his presidency and when he was a congressman, said the president of the Supreme Court of Justice.
Read moreGianni Infantino's re-election as FIFA chief is "a foregone conclusion", Asian Football Confederation vice-president Hashem Haidar told AFP on Monday.
Read moreSenegal hosts the first Youth Olympic Games organized in Africa. A historic meeting which puts the country in the spotlight, between sporting performances, organizational challenge, economic benefits and international ambitions. With three gold medals in beach wrestling, Senegalese athletes also made their mark at these Games. What assessment can we draw from this event and what legacy for Senegal and the continent? Insights from Sylvère Henri Cissé, journalist specializing in sport and author of “A World History of Olympism”.
Read moreSix people were killed in a random shooting in Krakow's main square, and three bodies were later found at the home of the attacker.
Read moreThis week the British prime minister will join world leaders in Turkey for the Cop31 summit. But he may raise some eyebrows as it looks like domestically he is prioritising the cost of living over tackling the climate crisis. The government is set to reduce electric vehicle targets from 80% to 60%, which will please car manufacturers. Meanwhile tensions are still high over the Rosebank oilfield and if it will get the go-ahead. Should Burnham prioritise the climate over the cost of living? Read Kiran’s exclusive on electric vehicles here Read Kiran’s analysis of Andy Burnham’s climate prioritie
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