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France believes there is a 2nd French militant in beheading video released by the Islamic State, government spokesman Stephane Le Foll says – @
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Niagara University women’s basketball team, who was stranded on their bus for 30 hours due to snow, has been rescued – @
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Pope Francis condemns attack by 2 Palestinians who killed 5 Jews in a Jerusalem synagogue; expresses concern about rising tension and violence in the city – @
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Ukrainian PM Arseniy Yatsenyuk rules out direct negotiations with pro-Russian separatists to settle conflict – @
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World Bank now expects Ebola epidemic’s impact on Sub-Saharan Africa’s economy to be around $3 to $4 billion, well below previously outlined worst-case scenario of $32 billion – @
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Bill to approve Keystone XL pipeline fails to meet 60-vote threshold needed to pass Senate; similar measure had passed House – live video
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Editor’s note: Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., voted ‘No’ on bill to pass Keystone XL pipeline. Unless there is a surprise switch, bill may not get 60 votes needed to pass Senate, @ reports. – Stephanie
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Editor’s note: Al Arabiya has pulled back on an earlier report that Israel would allow citizens to carry arms for self-defense in the wake of today’s synagogue attack. Later reports have attributed this development to Israel’s public security minister, who has indicated restrictions will be eased for those who already carry gun permits – Sean
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South Korea ferry disaster captain jailed for 36 years but acquitted of homicide
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11 Nov 2014
A South Korean court on Tuesday handed a 36-year prison sentence to the captain of a sunken ferry, saying he was professionally negligent and abandoned his passengers during the disaster in April that killed more than 300 people. The chief engineer got 30 years, and 13 other crew members were sentenced to up to 20 years in prison, Yonhap news…
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47 people killed in bombing outside Nigerian school; Boko Haram suspected
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10 Nov 2014
November 10, 2014 — Updated 1123 GMT (1923 HKT) Kano, Nigeria (CNN) — At least 47 people were killed and 79 were wounded Monday by a suicide bombing outside a school in northern Nigeria, police said. The attacker was disguised as a student when he set off the explosion in a government boarding school in the town ofPotiskum, police spokesman…
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Catalonia independence: 80% vote to split from Spain
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10 Nov 2014
Millions of people voted on the issue of Catalonian independence on Sunday, with more than 80 per cent of people electing for a split from Spain in a bid to carve out a new Mediterranean nation. But the vote itself was a watered down version of a referendum due to the legal restrictions put in place by the Spanish government, resulting in it being…
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US air strike on Islamic State convoy killed leader’s key aide
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09 Nov 2014
Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. US officials were unable to confirm if he was a casualty of the air strike that destroyed 10 vehicles carrying its top militants.Photograph: ISLAMIC STATE VIDEO / HANDOUT/EPA A key aide to the leader of Islamic State (Isis) was killed in a US strike on a convoy near the Iraqi city of Mosulon Friday that…
photo: US Navy / MCS2 Scott Fenaroli
Jerusalem should be capital of two states: top EU diplomat
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09 Nov 2014
November 09: The European Union‘s top diplomat Federica Mogherini today said that Jerusalem “should be the capital of two states”, as tensions gripped the holy city hit by Israeli-Palestinian violence. “I think Jerusalem can be and should be the capital of two states,” Mogherini told reporters in the Israeli-occupied West Bankcity of Ramallah,…
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Asia-Pacific ministers pledge at APEC to step up corruption fight
Full ArticleThe Australian
08 Nov 2014
ASIA-Pacific government ministers meeting in Beijing yesterday endorsed plans to deepen regional anti-corruption efforts, in a move that dovetails with a high-profile crackdown on bribery and rake-offs within China’s Communist Party. China has recently announced stepped-up efforts to extradite former officials suspected of corruption from…
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Suspects admit to massacring missing Mexico students
Full ArticleThe Times of India
08 Nov 2014
MEXICO CITY: Confessions by suspected gang members indicate 43 Mexicanstudents missing for six weeks were killed, burned beyond recognition and tossed in a river in a case that outraged the nation, authorities said on Friday. Facing angry protests in the biggest crisis of his administration, President Enrique Pena Nieto vowed to hunt down all…
Fugitive Democracy Can Break Washington’s Gridlock
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07 Nov 2014
Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas Darling. Opponents are calling it a repudiation and lashing of President Barack Obama, including a no confidence vote in his policies.(1) But such a midterm scenario couldn’t be further from the truth. A closer examination would reveal an angry, disillusioned, exhausted, and overly taxed populace with…
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Japan governor approves Sendai reactor restart
Full ArticleBBC News
07 Nov 2014
Two reactors at Japan‘s Sendai nuclear plant are set to become the first to be restarted since the 2011 meltdown at the…
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