EU
Europe vows to build 100k refugee ‘places’
Some 100,000 places for refugees will be set up across Europe, a senior EU official says.
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ARGENTINA
Argentina pres. election heads to runoff
Argentina’s presidential election heads to the run-off, exit polls indicate.
ECONOMY
Iran to export wheat for first time
Iran will export wheat for the first time after wrapping up guaranteed purchases of the strategic crop from local farmers for the current harvest year, a senior official says.
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Five dead as vessel sinks in Canada
At least five people die after a whale-watching boat sinks off the coast of Canada.
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Ex-comedian elected Guatemala president
A former comedian is elected president of Guatemala.
MILITARY
Russian jets failing in Syria heat: US
Most of Russian aircraft deployed in Syria are grounded due to harsh weather conditions, the US claims.
SYRIA
Syria army deals hard blows to terrorists
Syrian army troopers inflict heavy losses on foreign-backed Takfiri militants during operations across the country.
FOREIGN POLICY
US fears Russia might crash Internet
The US is worried about Russian vessels’ possible cutting of Internet cables, report says.
PALESTINE
Israel abducted 1,000 Palestinians in Oct.
The Palestinian Prisoners Society says Israel abducted over 1,000 Palestinian protesters in October.
SOCIETY
Unborn man becomes father
An American father has realized that his son is actually not his, but belongs to his unborn twin brother, another human chimera case revealed.
SOCIETY
US going in wrong direction: Poll
An overwhelming majority of voters in the US believe the nation is headed down the wrong direction, according to a new survey.
EGYPT
Floods force Egyptian governor to resign
The governor of the Egyptian city of Alexandria quits over deadly floods.
ECONOMY
Russia’s Yandex coming to Iran
Russia’s largest internet search engine, Yandex, is to open offices in Iran.
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Opposition declares victory in Poland vote
Conservatives in Poland declare victory in parliamentary elections.
POLITICS
Trump: World a better place if Saddam ruled
Donald Trump says the world would be a better place if former dictators such as Saddam Hussein and Muammer Gaddafi were still in power.
IRAQ
Iraqi F-16 jets bomb Daesh in Ramadi
Iraq’s F-16 warplanes have bombarded targets belonging to the Daesh terrorists in Ramadi for the first time.
SYRIA
Saudi, Egyptian FMs meet over Syria
Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Minister Adel Al-Jubeir meets Egyptian counterpart Sameh Shoukry to discuss Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s future in Syria.
INTERVIEWS
‘Racist police kill blacks with impunity’
White and racist police officers in the United States kill minorities with impunity, a social justice activist in Chicago says.
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