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Qatar - Every life matters; but in Qatar only what the royalty believes to be apt, matters. Despite repeated appeals from the various human rights have gone unnoticed. Peter Tatchell has taken to social media
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Brazilia - Brazil's toxic presidential election took a surreal and violent turn after far-right President Jair Bolsonaro's radical ally used hand grenades and a rifle to attack federal police officers as they tried to arrest
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Denmark - A week before the Danish general election on November 1, the race seems as tight as ever, with opinion polls showing the center-left bloc marching shoulder to shoulder with the center-right opposition. A
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UK - A group of men tried to smuggle into the UK a "colossal" amount of cocaine hidden in bananas. Three Portsmouth dock workers and a truck driver are charged with conspiracy to import Class
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Global - It is well known that women are much less likely to hold leadership positions than their male counterparts. Unconscious biases, women's tendency to take on more childcare responsibilities and outright discrimination mean that
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Global - Finding work after serving time for a felony may be challenging, but it is not impossible. There are a number of businesses in the United States who are willing to hire convicted offenders.
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US - The housing market is rapidly losing momentum. Interest rates continue to rise. The stock market remains volatile. And inflation continues to be a major problem for people trying to pay their bills. Given
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Mexico - Dozens of migrants and asylum seekers sit on a cold and rainy street near the office of the National Commission for Refugees (COMAR). Most of them were deported from the US to Mexico
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UK - Rishi Sunak issued a call for unity in the face of "serious economic challenges" after winning the race for the next prime minister. He won the Tory leadership challenge after his rival Penny
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Global - There has been a significant spike in the number of Americans who report being self-employed, according to the U.S. Center for Economic and Policy Research (CEPR). The most significant increases were for women,
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