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Hong Kong vive su octubre más caluroso jamás registrado
Hong Kong vivió el octubre más caluroso desde que se tienen registros, mostraron datos del servicio meteorológico de la ciudad semiautónoma china.
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The Israeli opposition pledges to form a government quickly in light of a dispute over the Arab parties
The Israeli opposition bloc, led by Gadi Eisenkot, pledged on Tuesday to form a government as soon as possible to oust Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, but it has not yet clarified the mechanism for achieving this, in light of disagreements between them regarding the alliance with…
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Mobilizations in France: is the movement gaining momentum?
Nearly 50 high schools, out of the 3,700 present in the national territory, are currently blocked on the morning of Tuesday, November 3, according to the Ministry of Education. Figures once again contested by the High School Union, which announced 500 establishments blocked. The high school organization also denounced a strong "repression" with "young people pushed to the wall, CRS companies sent" in front of the establishments. Explanations from Johan Bodin, journalist at France24.
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International
Indian tourist killed after two helicopters collide near Everest base camp
The two aircraft crashed just metres from the ground after trying to land at the same spot.
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International
Where do US party symbols and colors come from?
Understand the origins of these symbols and how they were consolidated throughout history.
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International
Ukraine star condemns 'propaganda victory' as sports soften on Russia
Ukrainian tennis player Oleksandra Oliynykova told AFP on Tuesday that sports inviting Russia back in from the cold is a "propaganda victory" for Moscow and rewards "a country which is killing people…
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International
UK king to voice 'sorrow' for slavery as PM mulls possible apology
King Charles III will express "sincere sorrow" about Britain's role in slavery when he opens a meeting of Commonwealth leaders Tuesday, as Prime Minister Andy Burnham begins talks over a formal apology.
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International
États-Unis : Donald Trump tente d’arracher des dernières voix avant les midterms
Mardi 3 novembre, les Américains se rendent aux urnes pour des élections législatives sous haute tension. D’après les sondages, les démocrates devraient remporter la chambre mais la bataille pour le Sénat est serrée.
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International
Midterms : le président Trump tente le tout en accusant l'opposition d'être "djihadiste"
Donald Trump a tenté lundi 2 novembre au soir de convaincre les États-uniens de faire à nouveau confiance aux républicains lors d'un ultime discours à Washington, accusant, de manière entièrement infondée, l'opposition d'être composée de "djihadistes et de membres des Frères musulmans", à la veille d'élections de mi-mandat périlleuses pour son camp. En face, les démocrates jettent aussi leurs dernières forces dans la bataille, espérant remporter la victoire au Texas et au Kansas.
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International
Control of Congress is at stake today. And, judge to consider motion in Clancy case
Election Day is here, and voters are heading to the polls in an election that may change control of Congress. And, a judge is considering whether to dismiss Lindsay Clancy's murder case.
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International
The French judiciary opens an investigation into the Israeli army committing a war crime in Lebanon
The French judiciary in Paris opened an investigation into a lawsuit filed by a French artist of Lebanese origin against the Israeli army on charges of committing a war crime by targeting a residential building in Beirut in late 2024, which resulted in the killing of his parents, among others,…
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Science
Charity warns about damage of over-foraging fungi
It says over-foraging, particularly in protected areas, damages habitats and wildlife.
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