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                    Following the launches on Wednesday evening, sirens were sounded in the southern Israeli city of Sderot and nearby villages. 
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                    WHO and its partners launched second round of a polio vaccination campaign, aiming to immunise over half a million children 
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                    Claims Indian diplomats were collecting information on Canadians who are in disagreement with Modi government, passing it to highest levels within Indian government and criminal organisations such as Lawrence Bishnoi gang 
  
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                    The United States said that it would send its THAAD system to Israel with soldiers to operate it 
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                    This marks the world's first experimental discovery of the structure, theorised by Hungarian American physicist Eugene Wigner in 1934 
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                    US Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell addressed reporters after talks with South Korean and Japanese officials, focusing on revitalizing international pressure against North Korea amid challenges at the UN Security Council. 
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                    Abu Dhabi's Department of Culture and Tourism and Sphere Entertainment Co. announced plans late Tuesday to bring a Sphere to the Middle East. The announcement did not provide details on financing or the specific location for the Sphere in the Emirati capital. Officials from both Sphere and the Abu Dhabi government did not respond to inquiries about the project on Wednesday. 
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                    The explosion took place after midnight in Jigawa state when the tanker driver lost control of the vehicle while traveling on a highway near a university, according to police spokesperson Lawan Adam. 
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                    According to a report by CNN, the letter warned that should Israel fail to make more humanitarian aid accessible to Gazans, the country would risk violating US laws governing foreign military assistance. As a result, US military aid to Israel could be in jeopardy 
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                    The flight had 211 passengers, including 20 crew members 
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                    Meet will discuss ongoing cooperation in fields of economy, trade, environment and socio-cultural linkages and review the performance of the Organisation 
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                    Explosions came a day after North Korean leader Kim Jong Un called a meeting with his top military and security officials 
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                    Airstrike on an apartment building in northern Lebanon kills at least 21 people, according to Lebanese Red Cross 
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                    We will continue to work with our allies as we stand up together for the rule of law, says the Canadian Prime MInister 
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                    Move comes after Ottawa's allegations linking Indian High Commissioner to Nijjar's killing 
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                    The decision was communicated to Canadian Chargé d'Affaires Stewart Wheeler, who was summoned by the Ministry of External Affairs Secretary (East) in New Delhi. He was informed that the "baseless targeting" of the Indian High Commissioner and other diplomats in Canada is entirely unacceptable. 
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                    Daron Acemoglu and Simon Johnson from MIT, along with James A. Robinson from the University of Chicago, were honored for their research on how institutions are formed and impact prosperity. 
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                    On October 14, Periyasamy Mathiyazhagan pleaded guilty to misappropriating funds, admitting he used the money to pay off debts and send some to his family in India. He had worked for a plumbing and engineering firm from 2021 to 2022. 
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                    Britain has blamed Russian intelligence, but Moscow has denied any role in the episode. 
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                    Says Tel Aviv regards "the entire first line of (southern Lebanese) villages with Hezbollah infrastructure" as its "military targets" 
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                    Three people drown, 1,34,000 affected, 240 houses damaged 
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                    Premier of SA Peter Malinauskas on Monday said that SA would bid to host the 31st Conference of Parties (COP) summit at the Adelaide Convention Centre in November 2026, reports Xinhua news agency. 
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                    Drills in response to Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te's refusal to concede to Beijing's demands that Taiwan acknowledge itself as part of People's Republic of China 
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                    The Lebanon-based group calls the attack near Binyamina city retaliation for Israeli strikes on Beirut on Thursday that killed 22 people