Israel parliament convenes after Netanyahu’s bloc loses seats
Iran lists Argentina navy, air force as terrorist organisations
UK not safe for me, family without security, says Prince Harry
Trump back in court for fraud trial
Japan to legalise cannabis-based medicines
Russian girl, 14, shoots dead classmate, commits suicide
Russia presidential election set for March 17, 2024
Airlines expect ‘to carry’ 4.7 billion passengers in 2024 – IATA
Iran court orders US to pay $50bn for Soleimani assassination
One in five children in rich countries lives in poverty – UNICEF
Hamas officials join Mandela family for anniversary tributes
Prince Harry in UK court battle over security
US YouTuber who staged plane crash jailed for six months
11 hikers dead after Indonesia volcano erupts, dozen still missing
Spotify to cut staff by ‘approximately 17%’
German tourist killed, two others injured in France knife attack
Mali, Niger, Burkina mulls creation of ‘ Alliance of Sahel States’

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George Floyd killer, Derek Chauvin, stabbed 22 times in prison – Prosecutors
A fellow inmate stabbed disgraced former police officer Derek Chauvin more than 20 times with a shiv, US prosecutors said Friday as they announced charges of attempted murder.
Trump can be sued for Jan 6 riots – US court
A United States federal appeals court ruled Friday that former president Donald Trump can be sued over the January 6, 2021 attack on the US Capitol that saw his supporters attempt to thwart certification of his election loss to Joe Biden.
Nearly 600 civilians killed in South Sudan attacks last year – UN
Nearly 600 civilians were killed after clashes erupted in South Sudan between August and December last year, the United Nations said on Friday, accusing militias of sexual slavery and indiscriminate attacks.
With 80,000 attendees, COP28 is largest UN climate summit ever
COP28 is officially the largest ever UN climate summit, with 80,000 participants registered on a list that — for the first time — shows who they work for.
New Zealand to ban cellphones in schools
Cellphones will be banned in schools across New Zealand, conservative Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said Friday, as his fledgling government looks to turn around the country’s plummeting literacy rates.

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