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A Book Honouring Unity Day: “Sahara, Terre du Maroc” Takes Centre Stage
History, international law, realities, and the future: on October 31, 2026, on the occasion of Unity Day, Sahara, Terre du Maroc, Philippe Liénard’s book, with a foreword by Ahmed...
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Trump’s Pre‑Midterm Campaign Raises Legal and Fiscal Questions for US Voters
Trump campaigns aggressively ahead of midterms despite not being on the ballot, prompting legal concerns and questions about taxpayer costs.
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Spain’s Snap Election: Housing, Migration and the Rise of Vox Define the Agenda
Pedro Sánchez has called an early election that will centre on housing, migration and the ascent of Vox, reshaping Spain's political balance.
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Lessons from Australia’s Offshore Processing as EU and US Eye Third-Country Deals
Australia's two-decade use of offshore processing highlights legal, humanitarian and diplomatic challenges for EU and US third-country proposals.
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Bolsonaro Edges Lula as Brazil Heads to Runoff
Flavio Bolsonaro holds a slim lead over incumbent Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva as Brazil's electoral court confirms a runoff to decide the presidency.
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Fire Near Machu Picchu Access Road Kills One, Burns Two
A fire near the main access route to Machu Picchu has killed one person and injured two others, authorities report.
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Car ploughs into rugby spectators in Australia, 10 injured
A car struck a group of rugby supporters in Australia, injuring ten. The driver, an 18-year-old, is said to have been revving the engine before losing control.
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Diplomatic Rift Over Two North Korean POWs Pressures Kyiv as Seoul Demands Apology
A diplomatic dispute over two North Korean prisoners has prompted a formal apology demand from Seoul and close attention in Kyiv.
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Student Protests Escalate in France, Hundreds Detained and Dozens Hurt
Student demonstrations in France intensified, with violent clashes leading to hundreds of arrests and dozens injured across several campuses.
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Tehran Considers Leaving NPT Amid Renewed Nuclear Activity
Tehran debates withdrawal from the NPT while satellite imagery shows activity at known nuclear sites, raising questions on oversight and regional stability.
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Hungary’s new government moves against Orban-era networks amid public demand for accountability
Prime Minister Peter Magyar vows to dismantle Orban-era networks as arrests accelerate and public pressure climbs; legal process remains slow.