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Healthcare professional wearing protective equipment in a clinical settingNEWS

Nigeria Tests Two Suspected Ebola Cases as Health Authorities Strengthen Surveillance

Authorities say two suspected cases in Yola tested negative after two rounds of testing, highlighting the importance of rapid detection and transparent public-health communication.

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Ghana Says Russia Will Support Plans for a 2,000-Megawatt Nuclear Power Plant

Accra says Moscow will support its ambition to develop nuclear power, a proposal that could reshape electricity planning but raises questions about financing, safety and long-term energy demand.

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Countries Reach Biodiversity Deal but Funding Gap Threatens Delivery of Global Nature Targets

A new international agreement aims to accelerate biodiversity action, but governments still face a major challenge in financing conservation and turning pledges into measurable results.

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European national flags displayed outside a government buildingNEWS

Bulgaria’s Presidential Runoff Puts Foreign Policy and Voter Discontent in Focus

Exit polls indicate a lead for Iliana Yotova, but the result remains subject to official counting as Bulgaria weighs its relationship with Europe, Russia and the war in Ukraine.

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Police officers standing near a public demonstration in a European cityNEWS

Germany Faces Questions After Youth Protests Escalate Into Rioting and Looting in Frankfurt

Mostly peaceful demonstrations were followed by violence and looting in Frankfurt, prompting calls for accountability while raising wider questions about youth discontent and public order.

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Waves breaking against a vulnerable coastlineNEWS

Europe’s Eroding Coastlines Could Cost Hundreds of Billions as Communities Face a Hard Choice

A new assessment puts the long-term economic threat from coastal erosion in stark relief, renewing debate over whether to defend vulnerable shorelines or plan managed retreat.

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Fuel being dispensed at a petrol stationBUSINESS

France Releases Strategic Diesel Reserves as Fuel Retailers Cut Pump Prices

France is drawing on strategic diesel stocks to soften a fuel-price surge, offering short-term relief while exposing the limits of emergency reserves during a prolonged energy shock.

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Binance Says It Has Recovered or Covered 95% of Record $6.3 Billion Crypto Theft

The exchange says withdrawals will resume in phases after a record theft attributed by the FBI to a North Korean-linked cyber unit, putting crypto security and customer protection under scrutiny.

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Humanitarian aid workers preparing relief supplies in a warehouseNEWS

UN Demands Independent Inquiry After Staff Member Dies in Houthi Custody

The death of a Yemeni employee held for more than two years has intensified calls for accountability and the release of other detained UN and humanitarian personnel.

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Doha skyline on the Persian Gulf, illustrating Qatar's role as a regional diplomatic and maritime hubNEWS

Iran and Qatar Continue Talks as Strait of Hormuz Reopening Remains in Focus

Iranian and Qatari officials have held a third day of consultations on a proposal that could reopen the Strait of Hormuz, but no final agreement has been reached as regional security risks remain high.

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Archival composite image of OPEC+ delegates taking part in an earlier virtual meeting; not the November 1, 2026 meetingBUSINESS

OPEC+ Keeps December Oil Targets Steady as 2027 Quota Talks Loom

Seven key producers will keep December production targets at September levels, while a capacity review and November 29 meeting set the stage for tougher negotiations over the alliance’s 2027 framework.

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Senegalese performers welcome the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic flameNEWS

Dakar 2026 Opens a New Chapter as Africa Hosts Its First Olympic Sporting Event

The Youth Olympic Games have opened in Senegal, bringing thousands of young athletes to Dakar, Diamniadio and Saly. The event is a sporting milestone and a major test of the legacy Africa wants to build.

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