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Ethiopia Expands Hydropower Ambitions
The country is building a massive hydropower project on the Omo River as it prepares to host the COP32 climate summit next year and export power to neighbouring countries
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Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War 4 Dev Calls Lore 'Huge Challenge'
Games Workshop stepped in to help King Art Games navigate the vast Warhammer 40,000 universe and decide what to include in the new game
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Ghana Intensifies Fight Against HIV
The Ghana AIDS Commission is promoting free HIV self-testing services and expanding access to condoms and prophylaxis to reduce new infections
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Governments vs Corporations: Who Holds Power?
A growing debate questions whether governments or corporations wield the most influence in today's world, with no clear consensus on the answer
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Nigeria University Fails Students With Disabilities
The University of Jos has inadequate facilities, including inaccessible hostels and classrooms, making it difficult for students with disabilities to live and learn independently
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Uganda Judiciary Rolls Out 360-Degree Staff Appraisal
A two-day training workshop is underway to extend the electronic performance appraisal system to more administrative departments, aiming to boost accountability and efficiency in justice delivery
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US-Sanctioned Moscow Exchange Lists Bitcoin, USDT
Despite being under US sanctions, the Moscow Exchange will list bitcoin and Tether's USDT in December, marking a significant move for the exchange
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120,000-strong DSA gains ground
The Democratic Socialists of America, often labelled as communists, has more than doubled its membership since 2024 and is poised to expand its presence in Congress with up to seven members
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Virginia Approves Abortion Rights Amendment
Voters in the state have ensured access to abortions during the first two trimesters of pregnancy, with some government regulations allowed in the third trimester
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Pritzker Reelected Illinois Governor
JB Pritzker says his win shows hope is winning out over fear in the state, with the governor claiming a shift in America's conscience
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Tokyo Unites: 56 Venues Join Art Week
Atsuko Ninagawa leads the fifth edition of Art Week Tokyo, a five-day event featuring exhibitions, conversations, and creative exchange with international participants
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Japan PM Takaichi Skips G7 Meeting
Opposition parties criticize Takaichi's absence, citing vague explanations for skipping last month's summit
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White House Staffers Earn Up To $197,200
The White House has released its 2026 salary report, revealing that senior advisors, legal counsel, and policy directors are among the highest earners, with annual salaries reaching $197,200, far exceeding the average American's income of $72,800
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Free Donuts Lure Young Voters
A Texas group used free food to attract young voters and help them navigate the voting process in the US midterm elections, which could shape the country's political future
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US Teen Finds 3,300-Year-Old Egyptian Amulet
Shiloh Attoun, 17, stumbled upon the ancient scarab-shaped seal during a class tour at Tel Gezer National Park in Israel
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Berlin's Arab Queers Unite
The ADIRA Drag Festival celebrates queer Arab culture with drag performances paying tribute to legendary figures like Umm Kulthum and Haifa Wehbe
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Philippe Jaenada Wins 2026 Prix Goncourt
French writer Philippe Jaenada has been awarded the prestigious literary prize, which comes with a symbolic reward of 10 euros but is expected to boost his book sales significantly
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Politico Europe Hosts Sponsored Content
The platform clearly labels 'sponsor-generated content' to distinguish it from its own editorial work
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Kaltura Chosen For Israel's K-12 Pilot
Kaltura selected to enhance education through personalized learning experiences in Israel's schools
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16 US Entities Don't Require ID to Vote
The District of Columbia and 12 states, including California and New York, allow voters to cast ballots without showing identification, while most other states require a photo ID
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Japan Develops Talking Braille Blocks
A Japanese company is creating innovative blocks to help people with visual impairments navigate independently, promoting an inclusive society
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Mind-Controlled Drones Fly At Hong Kong Festival
The Being Human Festival, running from November 5-15, features a unique mind-controlled drone-flying activity, one of many free events open to the public, as part of its 'Crossroads' theme
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Kenya Teen Pregnancy Falls to 11.9%
A new survey shows a decline in teenage pregnancy in Kenya, with the adolescent birth rate dropping to 63 births per 1,000 girls aged 15 to 19, according to the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics
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Japan's Youngest Astronaut
Ayu Yoneda prepares for first flight with ambitious goal to speak Japanese on the moon