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New Caledonia establishes final vote on independence from France | Politics News

[ad_1] Voters will go to the polls on Sunday in New Caledonia for the third and final referendum on the…

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Parkland’s parents urge Biden to take control of weapons Arms Violence News

[ad_1] Washington, DC – When a gun was killed four students Last week at a high school in Michigan, the…

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US equities rise as inflation data meet expectations | Financial Market News

[ad_1] The three major U.S. stock indices advanced, with technology stocks weighing heavily. Wall Street advanced on Friday and the…

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Biden Stops US Funding Abroad for New Fossil Fuel Projects Abroad | Fossil fuel news

[ad_1] The policy prohibits federal funding for foreign coal projects that do not capture or partially capture carbon emissions. U.S.…

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NATO chief rejects Russian request to deny access to Ukraine NATO news

[ad_1] Jens Stoltenberg rejected Russia’s withdrawal from the West’s invitation to join Ukraine in a military alliance. NATO Secretary-General Jens…

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Several people have been killed in an explosion in a Palestinian camp in southern Lebanon News

[ad_1] Ambulances travel to the Burj al-Shemali camp in the city of Tire while authorities are investigating the source of…

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Nobel Peace Prize winners warn of growing threat of misinformation | Media News

[ad_1] Disinformation poses a growing threat to security and democracy, Nobel Peace Prize winners told Al Jazeera in an exclusive…

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Western states call on Tunisia to return to “democratic institutions” News

[ad_1] G7 heads of diplomatic missions and the EU are calling for a speedy return to democratic institutions with an…

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Fourth prosecutor testified in Ghislaine Maxwell’s sexual abuse trial Court News

[ad_1] Annie Farmer’s testimony comes after three other women accused Maxwelli of abusing Jeffrey Epstein. A fourth indictment testified in…

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Colombia: Former soldiers take responsibility for 227 deaths Conflict News

[ad_1] Twenty-one soldiers have been admitted to taking part in the so-called “false positive” killings, according to a special court.…

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