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Chile’s constituent assembly begins debating new constitution | Elections News

[ad_1] Constituents are discussing host of measures, such as water and Indigenous rights, that could end up in new magna…

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Canada’s banks seek clarification on Trudeau’s trucker crackdown | Protests News

[ad_1] Banks may be required to report relationships with people involved in blockades and given authority to freeze accounts. By…

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What’s driving up food prices worldwide? | Food News

[ad_1] Video Duration 24 minutes 30 seconds 24:30 From: Inside Story The UN’s food agency warns that higher prices are…

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Prince Andrew settles sex abuse lawsuit with Virginia Giuffre | Courts News

[ad_1] Andrew voices regret for associating with Jeffrey Epstein in a court filing, announcing settlement for an undisclosed amount. Britain’s…

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Once kidnapped by the FARC, now aiming for Colombia’s presidency | Elections News

[ad_1] She is an enduring symbol of a 52-year-long rebellion that killed more than 260,000 Colombians and displaced millions more.…

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UN: Hunger crisis threatens half of Somalia’s young children | News

[ad_1] Malnutrition has reached crisis levels, UNICEF senior official says, calling on the international community to act. Severe drought risks…

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WHO urges increased COVID vaccination efforts in Eastern Europe | News

[ad_1] The UN health agency says the number of new daily COVID-19 cases more than doubled in six countries in…

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Rayan’s death should be a wake up call for Morocco | Poverty and Development

[ad_1] In the minutes that followed the rescue of Rayan Oram, many of us were euphoric. People around the world…

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‘Feeling of betrayal’: Afghans await US response on parole | Migration News

[ad_1] San Francisco, California, United States – When Walid Aziz watched Kabul fall to the Taliban last August from his…

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Drought crisis puts Horn of Africa ‘on the brink of catastrophe’ | Economy News

[ad_1] The drought in the Horn of Africa could be catastrophic for people and livestock. In a region where livestock…

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