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Mamata Banerjee allegedly attacked with knife near home
Mamata Banerjee was allegedly attacked with a knife near her residence on Tuesday evening, and police have detained a woman and launched…
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Singapore economy grows 5.4% on AI-fuelled chip boom
Singapore's economy expanded 5.4% year-on-year from July to September as AI demand lifted manufacturing and construction, official estimates show.
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ENTERTAINMENT
Girls returns to HBO for limited five-episode revival
Lena Dunham announced that HBO's Girls will return for a five-episode limited run, ten years after the series finale. Production is set…
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WORLD
UN official sees window of opportunity for peace in DR Congo
UN envoy Huang Xia told the Security Council of a window of opportunity for peace in eastern DR Congo, though fighting continues…
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WORLD
Israel hands back 22 ancient artefacts stolen from Greece
Israel has returned 22 ancient artefacts stolen from Greece, handed over to Culture Minister Lina Mendoni in Athens as the two countries…
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WORLD
UN Human Rights Council elects 15 members in uncontested vote
Rights groups criticise the uncontested election of 15 Human Rights Council members, saying countries with poor records gained seats in Tuesday's vote.
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Ukrainian ex-officer on trial in Germany over Nord Stream
A former Ukrainian officer is on trial in Hamburg over the 2022 Nord Stream blasts, which he denies. The trial is expected…
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WORLD
Colombia tribunal indicts ex-FARC members over Indigenous abuses
Colombia's peace tribunal has charged 10 former FARC rebels with war crimes and crimes against humanity targeting Indigenous peoples in the southeast.
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Jamaica accepts first US third-country deportation flight
Jamaica has received its first third-country deportees from the United States, with 22 people landing in Kingston amid wider US deportation deals.
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BUSINESS
US Treasury fines Bank of America $1.2bn over money laundering
US Treasury imposes over $1.21 billion in penalties on Bank of America for anti-money laundering and sanctions breaches, announced Tuesday.
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