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Why we’re backing the Canterbury A&P Show – Garry Diack

OPINION: For generations of Catabrians, the Show is an annual tradition.

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AIKS convention in Nalgonda from Nov 15

Addressing a press conference, Prabhakar Reddy said the convention would discuss major challenges facing the agriculture sector and farmers across the country.

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UK satellite decision looms as political fight heats up

A potential Lockheed Martin win in the UK’s £2.4 billion Skynet satellite competition is fueling a political debate over domestic manufacturing, British jobs and the country’s defense industrial…

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China Trade Surplus Crests $1T Mark in 2026

Exports exceeded imports by $105.3 billion in October, although that was down from the previous month, when the country recorded...

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Kenya relocates Haiti mission to Mexico City in diplomatic shake-up

NAIROBI,Kenya, Nov 10- Kenya has relocated its diplomatic mission in Haiti to Mexico City as part of a wider restructuring of the country’s diplomatic footprint aimed at aligning…

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Senate Announces N100m Reward for Flamingos After World Cup Win

The Nigerian Senate has announced a N100 million reward for the country’s Under-17 women’s national football team, the Flamingos, following their historic victory at the FIFA Under-17 Women’s…

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Letter to the editor: Independent candidate experiment failed in Montana

All across the country, Americans cast their ballots against the Republican Party. In western Montana, Sam Forstag won his race.

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What Making a Film About Iran Taught Me About Power

Iran is a country oppressed by its laws. It is also a country full of people who have become extraordinarily adept at navigating them.

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'It took three days to shoot and the team went through about 8,400 gallons of Coca-Cola': The five best, death-defying British stunts

Rosie Paterson breaks down the five best stunts in British films.

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France Summons Iranian Envoy Over Alleged Cyberattack on Supermarket Cooling Systems

France has summoned Iran's ambassador over an alleged cyberattack that disrupted refrigeration systems at hundreds of supermarkets across the country, with French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot warning that…

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South Sudan inaugurates first cancer registry at Juba Teaching Hospital

Its establishment addresses a major gap in the country’s health information system, where cancer estimates have largely relied on modelling rather than routinely collected national data.

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Nutrien fertiliser capacity boosted by 20 per cent in newly unveiled $70 million Rockingham facility

Nutrien Ag Solutions’ bulk granular fertiliser throughput in WA has increased significantly with the opening of its new Rockingham facility earlier this year.

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Five Zimbabweans to appear in court over alleged mercenary activities

According to the NPA the accused were to use South Africa as a transit country.

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Autonomous Farm Machinery Survey 2026 to inform government policy, development and investment is live

Broadacre growers are being encouraged to complete a survey on autonomous farming, regardless of their knowledge or experience.

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Photos: Scenes from Denver music this past weekend

From Daniel Donato to Rodrigo y Gabriela to Stand Together Denver at the Oriental, there was a ton of great music. The post Photos: Scenes from Denver music…

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French officials accuse Iran of being behind fridge cyberattacks

France on Monday said Iran’s Revolutionary Guards were behind “unprecedented” cyberattacks on supermarket fridges in the country last month, vowing sanctions on a European level against Tehran. That…

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Supermarket fridge hacks orchestrated by IRAN, France says as arrest warrants issued after cyber attacks in Europe

FRENCH officials suspect Iranian-backed hackers were behind last month's devastating cyber attacks that heated up fridges and freezers in shops across the country. Millions of euros worth of…

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How to Become Self-Sufficient Instead of Co-Dependent

Have you ever spent time in the Italian countryside? Picture an evergreen-sprinkled hill. Eight to fifteen stone and wood houses are nestled on the side of this hill,…

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When I became unemployed I expected to find a job in no time. As months passed, I realised I was being shunned | John Emerson

The jobless are the sacrificial lambs of Australia’s monetary policy. I remain shocked that the lucky country actively excludes so many from a chance at its luck The…

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Scouts Rally Communities to Fight Hunger Through Scouting for Food

Across the country, Scouts will take part in service projects to address community needs as part of Scouting America's National Day of Service. IRVING, Texas, Nov. 9, 2026…

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Financial Security (FinSec) Series with Dr Philip Takyi: Can we create jobs faster than its population grows?

Ghana's economic recovery presents a fundamental development question: can the country create jobs fast enough to absorb its growing population, particularly the millions of young people preparing to…

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LCA Tejas Needs a KF-21 Lesson: Why India Needs To Adopt S.Korean Defense Co-Production Model: OPED

Should a country’s military-industrial strength be measured by how many weapons it manufactures and how successfully it sells them abroad? Or should this strength be judged by whether…

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Cyprus has discovered a taste for big tech. Ireland knows the recipe

Cyprus is becoming rather good at attracting international technology companies. Its latest economic figures suggest the country is changing faster than many people realise. The more interesting question,…

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At least 34 dead after migrant vessel capsizes off northwestern Senegal

Dakar: At least 34 people were killed in Senegal after a small vessel carrying migrants sank off the country s northwestern coast, officials confirmed...

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Ned cross country girls finish sixth at State

Nederland girls' cross-country finished sixth at state, capping an outstanding season

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Why a staycation trip to East Yorkshire and Hull is the answer for Brits

Hull and East Yorkshire have plenty to offer as I experienced when visiting the Willow Pastures Country Park.

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Educators and families, read past the talking points on tax credits

Two important things are happening, and both will benefit students across the country.

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How to watch Stacey Dooley's Australia: Off the Beaten Track for FREE

The documentarian heads Down Under to explore the country. Here's how to watch Stacey Dooley's Australia: Off the Beaten Track online and for FREE.

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Chevy's Maxed-Out 2026 Tahoe High Country Is Real Luxury, But The Math Is Painful

Chevy's full-sized SUV can certainly hold its own with three-row luxury rivals, but there's no such thing as a free lunch.

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At least 21 killed as migrant boat sinks off Senegal

One survivor has been found as rescue teams continue searching off the country's northern coast.

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5 Things To Know About The Lagos And Abuja Restaurant Week

The country has been buzzing with events before Detty December, and one of the most exciting things happening in Lagos and Abuja this November is Restaurant Week. In…

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India: Electric auto rickshaws reshape country's roads

At a plant run by Mahindra Last Mile Mobility, workers and robots fit cells into battery packs, attach body panels to metal frames and fix wheels into place,…

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Health experts and citizens demand stronger regulations to control harmful trans fat levels in processed foods like biscuits and cakes across the country.

Health experts and citizens demand stronger regulations to control harmful trans fat levels in processed foods like biscuits and cakes across the country.

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Germany’s mainstream parties are on the brink of oblivion

The old Federal Republic of Germany is dead. The two parties that ran the country, founded in 1949, are bleeding…

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Hughes sets record, Lady Wildcats take third

Kyndal Hughes rewrote the Fort Payne record book again Saturday, leading the Lady Wildcats to a third-place finish in the Class 5A state cross country championships.

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‘Everything remains dark’: Two women inmates reflect on Deepavali far from family

KAJANG, Nov 8 — As Hindus across the country celebrate Deepavali today, two inmates at the Kajang Women’s Pr...

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NATO: Finland Plans Ukraine-Style Tank Barriers On Russia’s Doorstep As Moscow Rearms — And A Phone Call To Putin Splits Europe

Finland’s army commander Lieutenant General Pasi Välimäki has revealed the country is studying Ukraine-style anti-tank barriers to fortify its 1,340-kilometre border with Russia, as NATO’s eastern flank nations…

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Lesotho: Catholic Bishops recommit to renewing the country’s pastoral ministry to family

Lesotho’s Bishop of Qacha’s Nek Diocese and President of the Lesotho Catholic Bishops’ Conference, Bishop Joseph Mopeli Sephamola, has shared with Vatican News plans to renew and reinvigorate…

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What is wrong at the V&A?

For some months now, much of the news emerging from the museum has been bad. Athena, Country Life's cultural crusader, asks why.

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ANOTHER British multi-millionaire threatens to quit the UK - blaming Labour tax rises for plunging nation into 'vicious downward death spiral'

Andrew Thirkill, one of the UK's richest men, said the country will not be able to stand another five years of a Labour government.

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New Zealand PM Luxon hopes to retain power as centrist Opportunity Party emerges as kingmaker

New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon expressed confidence that his centre-right coalition could return to power, even as the country's general election produced a closely fought result with…

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Houthis say 22 killed in Saudi strikes in Sanaa

Houthi media said on Saturday that Saudi strikes killed 22 people, including women and children, in Yemen's Sanaa province, following the return of the country's dormant civil war.…

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PÖFF Stands With Ukraine: A Look at Films Featured at Tallinn Made Despite, and Because of, the War

The Estonian fest has been showing solidarity with Ukraine across its film, industry and other programs since the 2022 full-scale invasion of the country by Russia, and its…

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As COP31 comes to Turkey, satellites reveal landfill methane problem

SEYMEN, Turkey — In the countryside west of Istanbul, trucks line up to empty mixed household waste from the city of 16 million people onto a vast...

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Trump confirms 'limited' US strikes on Iran after midterm setback

US President Donald Trump said on Friday that the country's military carried out a new wave of "limited strikes" on Iran, targeting the air defence system of the…

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