US to suspend South Africa and Rwanda from duty-free trade access
South Africa to lose duty-free access, affecting $1.7bn worth of annual exports, including cars and farm products.
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UK bookshop helps meet demand for Sally Rooney novels
Novels by Irish author Sally Rooney are in high demand after her publisher, Faber, halted supplies in the United Kingdom
Mamdani-endorsed progressives fight to join Congress
Zohran Mamdani is championing a slate of Congressional candidates who want to take progressive policies national.
HRW calls on Zambia to halt post-election crackdown
Opposition figures arrested and disappeared since President Hakainde Hichilema claimed August victory.
Protester’s ‘I support genocide’ sign appears to face no police action
Holding a sign expressing support for genocide is not, in itself, grounds for arrest under UK law.
Lindsay Clancy in court to drop child murder charges after mistrial
Defence argues juror misconduct and judge's questioning impacted Clancy's trial for strangling of her three children.
Trump asks Supreme Court to block 20,000 California ballots before midterms
California says any move to block ballots from suspected noncitizens could disenfranchise eligible voters.
Senegal hosts Africa’s first Olympics
The head of the International Olympic Committee discusses the significance of Africa hosting the Youth Olympic Games.
Iran pushing accelerated plan for ceasefire talks with US
Tehran says plan has been condensed and can be implemented within two days as it continues talks with mediators.
German unions launch wave of strikes over cost-of-living pressures
The expanded industrial action comes amid a wave of strikes and protests that have sparked unrest across Europe.
After Israel’s election: What’s next?
Knesset member Ofer Cassif argues that the ‘politics of exclusion’ keep Israel in political deadlock.
US petrol prices dip ahead of midterms as voters eye costs
Diesel prices ease to $6.29 per gallon, offering slight relief amid a global fuel demand squeeze.
Russian bombing of Ukrainian aid centre kills 24 people: Zelenskyy
President called the attack further proof that Russia does not want any kind of de-escalation or real justice.
Judge dismisses charges against FBI agents involved in Hunter Biden case
A federal judge tossed charges accusing two former FBI officials of lying to Congress about Hunter Biden investigation.
British adventurer Karl Bushby returns home after 28-year walk around world
The 57-year-old crossed jungles and frozen seas before an emotional homecoming in Hull, northern England.
Drone attacks extend campaign targeting Sudan’s power system
Attacks the latest to disrupt electricity supplies; army reports new defections from paramilitary RSF.
Real Madrid matches still banned in China despite Mbappe apology
Real Madrid matches still banned in China despite Mbappe apology
Trump, Vance and candidates make final push before US midterms
Republicans and Democrats hold last rallies around the United States as polls point to a tight congressional race.
Jerusalem Daily: Israel’s lockdown of Hebron comes to an end
Israeli forces ended their lockdown of Hebron in the occupied West Bank, but its forces continued to attack a school.
At least seven migrants die on boat bound for Canary Islands amid storm
At least seven migrants have died aboard a boat carrying 139 people bound for the Canary Islands after a storm hit.
China steps up Middle East diplomacy with Iran and Oman meetings
Beijing urges dialogue on US-Iran war, sends envoy to Gulf as Xi hosts first Omani head of state visit since 1978.
Violence in northern Ethiopia pushing health system towards collapse: WHO
Renewed fighting between rebels from northern Tigray and the government in Addis Ababa has shattered 2022 peace deal.
Lobster industry caught in Maine’s political headwinds before US midterms
Senator Susan Collins and Democratic challenger Troy Jackson clash over tariffs and their impact on Maine's economy.
Displaced in Hebron: Picking up pieces after Israeli siege
Displaced Hebron families return to damaged homes, left to pick up scattered pieces of their lives after Israeli siege.
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