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North Korea has reportedly sent approximately 11,000 soldiers to Russia, with 3,000 deployed near the frontlines in Ukraine. This military cooperation raises concerns for South Korea and the international community, as North Korean troops may gain combat experience and support Russia's war efforts against Ukraine. The situation escalates tensions in the region.
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On October 18, 2024, Canada expelled India's high commissioner and five diplomats, citing their involvement in a campaign of intimidation and violence against Sikh activists. This follows the assassination of Hardeep Singh Nijjar in June 2023, which has strained Canada-India relations significantly. The situation raises concerns about foreign interference in Canada.
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As the election approaches, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump ramp up their campaigns, with Harris focusing on reproductive rights and Trump's perceived exhaustion. High-profile endorsements from celebrities like Beyoncé and Lizzo aim to energize voters, particularly in battleground states like Georgia and Pennsylvania. Election Day is set for November 5, 2024.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is under increasing pressure from within his Liberal Party to resign before the next federal election. With the party trailing in polls and recent electoral losses, dissent among MPs is growing, raising questions about his leadership as he aims for a fourth term.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced a significant reduction in Canada's immigration targets, lowering the number of new permanent residents from 500,000 to 395,000 for 2025. This decision aims to alleviate pressures on housing and public services as the country grapples with a housing crisis and rising costs of living.
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On October 25, 2024, President Biden formally apologized to Indigenous communities for the U.S. government's historical policy of forcibly removing Native American children to boarding schools. This apology acknowledges decades of abuse and aims to foster healing and reconciliation, marking a significant moment in U.S. history.
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As the presidential election approaches, Kamala Harris rallies with celebrities in Houston, while Donald Trump continues to criticize his opponents. Polls show a tight race between Harris and Trump, with both candidates focusing on key issues like reproductive rights and immigration. Tensions rise as former Trump officials label him a fascist.
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North Korean troops have reportedly engaged in combat alongside Russian forces in Ukraine's Kursk region, marking a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict. Ukrainian President Zelensky has called for increased support from allies as the situation intensifies, with concerns about the implications for global security.
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North Korea has reportedly sent approximately 12,000 troops to Russia, with many positioned near the Ukrainian border in Kursk. This unprecedented military cooperation raises concerns about escalating conflict in Ukraine and regional security, prompting reactions from South Korea and NATO allies.
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A violent clash occurred at the Hindu Sabha Mandir in Brampton, Ontario, during a protest involving pro-Hindu groups and Sikh activists. The incident, which escalated tensions between India and Canada, led to multiple arrests and condemnation from both Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Canadian officials.
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Following Donald Trump's self-declared victory in the 2024 US presidential election, world leaders have offered their congratulations. Reactions range from enthusiastic support to cautious optimism, with implications for international relations and domestic policies still unfolding as votes are counted.
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As Donald Trump returns to the White House, Canada braces for a potential influx of migrants fleeing his promised mass deportations. Immigration Minister Marc Miller warns that 'not everyone is welcome,' reflecting a significant shift in Canada's immigration stance since Trump's first term.
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Following Donald Trump's election victory, global leaders, including Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, have expressed their congratulations. Concerns arise regarding the future of US support for Ukraine amid Trump's past comments on the conflict.
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At COP29 in Baku, President Ilham Aliyev defended Azerbaijan's oil and gas resources, claiming they are essential for the market. His remarks contrasted sharply with UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres' call for a shift away from fossil fuels, highlighting tensions in climate negotiations among nations reliant on these resources.
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The COP29 climate summit in Baku, Azerbaijan, begins today, focusing on climate finance and the establishment of a new financial target to replace the $100 billion commitment from the Paris Agreement. Disagreements persist over funding amounts, contributors, and priorities, complicating negotiations.
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At the G20 summit in Brazil, leaders criticized the weak communique regarding Russia's invasion of Ukraine, marking 1,000 days of conflict. UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer emphasized continued support for Ukraine, while Ukraine launched long-range missile strikes into Russian territory for the first time, following U.S. approval.
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At his final G20 summit in Brazil, President Biden missed the official group photo due to logistical issues, highlighting a shift in focus among world leaders towards President-elect Trump. This incident underscores Biden's waning influence as he prepares to leave office.