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Darfur camp survivors vow to tell story of dead

Survivors of attacks on displacement camps in Darfur, Sudan, recall the lives they built, and the violence that forced them to flee after last year’s attacks by the Rapid Support Forces that killed more than 1,000.

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Al Jazeera

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Ethiopia expels Sudanese diplomats after fresh allegations of support for RSF

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Reuters

Houthi clashes near Taiz cause a ‘state of panic’

Fighting between Iran-backed Houthi rebels and Yemeni government forces has intensified around the city of Taiz. Residents face growing shortages of food, water and medical supplies as thousands flee their homes.

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Red Cross delivers first medical aid to Yemen’s besieged Taiz in weeks

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New Arab

Palestinians return to ruined Hebron homes

Palestinians have returned to their homes in Hebron in the West Bank after more than a week of forced displacement, but residents are now faced with a difficult cleanup as Israeli forces left behind destruction.

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Al Jazeera

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Palestinians in Gaza hope Israel’s election will improve their lives

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Associated Press

HUMAN RIGHTS

Ceasefire ends in Ukraine’s Kherson region

In Ukraine’s city of Kherson, usually seething with Russian drones, friends met at cafes, families were out together and shoppers stocked up. “The city seems alive,” said one resident, “just like it used to be.”

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NPR

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Ukraine: How dachas offer refuge from war

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Africa’s shifting role in the global drug trade

Recent discoveries of meth labs suggest parts of Africa are moving beyond drug transit and becoming sites of synthetic drug production.

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GOVERNMENT & DEMOCRACY

Israel’s president accepts the election results

Israeli President Isaac Herzog accepted the certified results from last week’s parliamentary elections and said he would begin consultations with party representatives on the formation of a new government.

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Associated Press

Police detained in Indonesia wiretapping probe

Indonesia’s military is deploying more than 20,000 troops and personnel to the capital, Jakarta, officials said, as authorities investigate an alleged illegal wiretapping operation targeting the country’s president.

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Associated Press

Thousands protest against Modi regime in Delhi

Led by the Congress party, India’s opposition alliance has brought together supporters from across the country, amid growing anger over a large-scale revision of the country’s voter roll that has seen 130 million names erased.

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Guardian

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Thousands join India’s opposition rally against election chief

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Al Jazeera

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

How AI and imaging could change cancer care

From AI-assisted diagnostics to breakthrough imaging and new cancer treatments, Siemens Healthineers CEO Bernd Montag explains how technology could help detect diseases earlier and improve patient outcomes.

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Fossilized blood cells found in dinosaur bone

Chemical tests on an Aratasaurus bone identify the presence of heme, the organic compound that allows hemoglobin in blood to carry oxygen around the body.

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Guardian

GLOBAL HEALTH

Attacks in Ethiopia harm healthcare system

Attacks in northern Ethiopia that reportedly killed children, including a newborn, are pushing the region’s fragile health system closer to collapse, the World Health Organization’s chief said.

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Associated Press

Shot approved to make HIV prevention cheaper

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved a generic version of the world’s only shot to prevent HIV — a big step toward making the drug available inexpensively in 120 low- and middle-income countries.

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Associated Press

Bangladesh death toll from dengue rises again

Bangladesh recorded its highest monthly dengue death toll of the year in October, with experts warning the outbreak is unlikely to ease significantly before December.

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Reuters

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A UN protection force must be urgently deployed to Palestine

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Al Jazeera

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AI’s real bottleneck is electricity. Who will pay for it?

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Al Jazeera

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We need to end the conflict and climate ‘fragility penalty’ that is stopping nations getting help

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GOOD NEWS

Delhi women reclaim the outdoors in groups

On a wildlife walk in the Indian capital, a group of women share their stories of trying to enjoy nature in a city where strangers feel entitled to harass them.

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Guardian

Female entrepreneurs making a difference

From feeding schoolchildren to recycling tires, these entrepreneurs are challenging stereotypes while solving social and environmental problems

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Guardian

Tanzania and Angola link ocean corridors

Tanzania and Angola will connect their Indian Ocean and Atlantic Ocean transport corridors with a railway link via Zambia and the Democratic Republic ‌of the Congo, Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan said.

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Reuters

AID, NONPROFITS & PHILANTHROPY

Dozens dead after strike on Ukraine aid center

The death toll from a Russian bombing of an aid distribution point in Ukraine’s southeastern Zaporizhzhia region has risen to 37, with dozens missing, officials said, in ‌one of the deadliest strikes on civilians this year.

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Reuters

ECONOMIC INEQUALITY

Bangladesh agrees on new garment pay scale

Bangladesh’s newly formed wage board agreed to implement a revised pay structure for garment workers from December, as protests over wages entered their fifth day.

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Reuters

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Bangladesh workers clash with police in protests over low pay

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Al Jazeera

S. Africans to vote amid poor utilities, roads

On Nov. 4, up to 29 million South African voters will go to the polls for local elections amid deep discontent with the water cuts, power outages and potholes that plague the country’s 257 municipalities.

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Guardian

ENVIRONMENT

Brazil publishes plan to phase out fossil fuels

Brazil set out the world’s first global “roadmap” for phasing out fossil fuels, showing that countries could boost their economies and pull people out of poverty while breaking the link with coal, oil and gas.

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Guardian

Heavy metals in soil a growing safety concern

Cadmium, arsenic and other toxic metals are turning up in farmland. Researchers used AI and numerous studies to uncover a pattern stretching across continents.

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Delhi’s air quality worsens ahead of Diwali

Delhi’s air quality index — which measures PM2.5, fine particulate matter that can clog lungs — has crossed 300, entering the “very poor” category and raising health concerns for millions of residents.

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BBC

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