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Catch-up, ‘get ahead and stay ahead’ of coronavirus, urges UN health agency chief

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Global COVID-19 cases spiked to their highest level yet during last week, with many northern hemisphere countries seeing “a concerning rise in cases and hospitalizations”, the UN health agency chief said on Monday, urging countries to “get ahead and stay ahead” of the virus. 
Europe

EU consumers should enjoy a “right to repair” and enhanced product safety | News | European Parliament

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EU consumers should enjoy a “right to repair” and enhanced product safety | News | European Parliament
America

WTO members give green light for EU sanctions against US over Boeing aid

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WTO members give green light for EU sanctions against US over Boeing aid
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Africa climate change report reveals heat rising north and south, Sahel getting wetter

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Africa needs to prepare better for climate change by responding to a wide range of potential risks, a multi-agency report led by the UN World Meteorological Organization (WMO) said on Monday, the first in a series of continent-by-continent assessments.
Europe

Global Forum on Steel Excess Capacity: European Union calls for G20 to address the excess capacity

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Global Forum on Steel Excess Capacity: European Union calls for G20 to address the excess capacity
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Asian bishops’ solidarity with jailed Indian Jesuit – Vatican News

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The Federation of Asian Bishops Conferences is calling for the release of Indian Jesuit priest Father Stan Swamy and 15 human rights activists facing trial for alleged links with Maoist rebels.
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Regions request support from the EU and demand to have a voice in Brussels, with “Sign it Europe”

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Regions request support from the EU and demand to have a voice in Brussels, with "Sign it Europe"
America

2020 Election Reading Books for Kids by the NYPL

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2020 Election Reading Books for Kids by the NYPL
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Arab analyst: Macron’s anti-Islamic statements point to extreme misunderstanding of religion

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Arab analyst: Macron's anti-Islamic statements point to extreme misunderstanding of religion
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Climate action: UN chief encouraged by Japan’s 2050 net zero pledge 

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UN Secretary-General António Guterres has welcomed Japan’s announcement on Monday that it would reduce carbon emissions to zero, by 2050, as part of the global effort to slow the worldwide rise in temperatures, and prevent the most damaging effects of human-made climate change. 
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Belarus: General strike puts authorities to the test – Vatican News

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Workers, students, pensioners, activists and other members of civil society took to the streets in Belarusian cities today calling for President Lukashenko to step down.
Europe

Hungary contests EU trucking rules with CJEU

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Hungary contests EU trucking rules with CJEU
America

WTO members greenlight EU sanctions against US over Boeing aid

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WTO members greenlight EU sanctions against US over Boeing aid
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Cardinal-elect Antoine Kambanda: Being a Cardinal is a joy, a great burden, and a challenge – Vatican News

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The Archbishop of Kigali, Rwanda, Antoine Kambanda, is one of the 13 new Cardinals announced by Pope Francis on Sunday during the Angelus prayer.
Europe

Refugee camps on the Greek islands: situation and challenges | News | European Parliament

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Refugee camps on the Greek islands: situation and challenges | News | European Parliament
Education

From Afghanistan to France: Islamism attacks schools and kills teachers

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On 17 October, a teacher at a middle school in a town northwest of Paris was beheaded on the street outside of his school. He was assassinated for facilitating a discussion with his students about caricatures of Islam’s Prophet Muhammad during his civic education class, which is in conformity with the National Education curriculum. Police shot his killer to death sometime later that same day. French President Emmanuel Macron denounced the killing an “Islamist terrorist attack”, as it appears that the killer was carrying out a sort of fatwa launched against this teacher on social media.
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US regrets EU move on tariffs, seeks deal on Boeing-Airbus row: speech

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US regrets EU move on tariffs, seeks deal on Boeing-Airbus row: speech
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Coming up: budget 2021, Covid-19 measures, Gender Equality Week | News | European Parliament

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Coming up: budget 2021, Covid-19 measures, Gender Equality Week | News | European Parliament
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European Council says Turkey chooses provocations and unilateralism

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European Council says Turkey chooses provocations and unilateralism
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“We demand our right to live in our land” – Women from Artsakh protest outside the EU Delegation to Armenia

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"We demand our right to live in our land" - Women from Artsakh protest outside the EU Delegation to Armenia
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Muslim World League condemns attempts to abuse followers of religion

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JEDDAH: Houthi militias and their Iranian backers were condemned on Sunday after the Saudi-led coalition intercepted four explosive-laden drones in two attacks launched from Yemen targeting the south of the Kingdom. Three of the drones were destroyed early …
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Re-loving the Gita

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The Gita wasn’t the first book that connected me to Krishna, yet it remains the most impactful reading experience of my life. I remember that first reading clearly - I stayed up late, drawn...
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Zainab Alema: Religion, race, rugby and me

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In the not too distant future, Zainab Alema hopes to be sitting on the sofa, cup of Earl Grey in hand cheering on a Muslim Woman playing for England. If it happens expect tears, lots of them, because this woman known to her team-mates as 'Bulldozer…
Europe

ESMA sets out final position on Share Trading Obligation

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ESMA sets out final position on Share Trading Obligation
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A new Era of EU-NATO Cooperation

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A new Era of EU-NATO Cooperation
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