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Ireland, Scotland, and Wales have advanced in the Euro 2025 playoffs. Ireland secured a 9-0 aggregate win over Georgia, while Scotland triumphed 5-0 against Hungary. Wales edged past Slovakia with a late goal, setting up a final playoff against Ireland. The finals are scheduled for late November to early December.
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As Donald Trump campaigns for a second term, his recent business dealings with foreign governments raise significant ethical questions. Critics argue these ventures could create conflicts of interest, especially given his past promises to avoid foreign business ties while in office.
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Following the tragic collapse of a roof at Novi Sad's railway station, protests have erupted demanding accountability from government officials. The incident, which resulted in multiple fatalities, has been attributed to corruption and poor construction practices, leading to widespread public outrage and calls for resignations as of November 8, 2024.
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Following Donald Trump's election victory, Ukraine faces uncertainty regarding U.S. military aid. Ukrainian leaders express hope for continued support, while concerns grow over Trump's past criticisms of aid to Kyiv. The Kremlin remains focused on its objectives in Ukraine, indicating a challenging period ahead for Ukrainian defense efforts.
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Prime Minister Keir Starmer is intensifying efforts to combat people smuggling as he announces new international agreements with Serbia, North Macedonia, and Kosovo. This comes amid rising concerns over the humanitarian crisis faced by refugees and the deadliest year for Channel crossings, with over 60 fatalities reported.
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Following the tragic roof collapse at Novi Sad railway station on November 1, which killed 15 people, authorities have arrested several suspects, including former construction minister Goran Vesic. Protests continue as citizens demand accountability for the incident, which many attribute to corruption and poor oversight in construction practices.