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  • Chile's Ministry of Finance building

    The repeated thefts of laptops in Chilean Ministries

  • Yongsan, South Korea President's Office

    South Korea restricts demonstration laws, including a reduction of noise level

  • Daniel Noboa

    Ecuador elects young businessman turned politician, following governmental scandal

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    World news letter — October 13, 2023

  • Australia referendum

    In Australia, a referendum about political representation of Indigenous people in the constitution

  • Russia Crimea bridge

    Dutch companies sanctioned for assisting in construction of Russian bridge in Crimea

  • Russian State Duma

    The State Duma of Russia adopts amendments to annul informing the Council of Europe on martial law measures

  • Miles carsharing company Germany

    Car-sharing German company Miles accused of manipulating data to defraud millions in Berlin parking fees

  • Canada flag

    Five years down the line – outcomes of cannabis legalization in Canada so far

  • Red dragon of Taiwan arrested in Peru

    “Red Dragon of Taiwan” members arrested in Peru for holding immigrants hostage for international extortion racket

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    World news letter — October 10, 2023

  • Woman surgeon

    The right to be forgotten for Czech cancer survivors

  • The tomb complex of Queen Meret-Neith in Abydos, Egypt

    Evidence found from royal tombs of First Dynasty of Ancient Egypt suggests no ritual human sacrifice

  • Forest in Uganda

    In Uganda, seized illegally-traded charcoal to be distributed to schools rather than auctioned

  • Chakkraphong Saengmanee, deputy minister of foreign affairs of Thailand

    At least a dozen foreign nationals captured in Israel by Hamas

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    World news letter — October 6th, 2023

  • Private beach in Cinque Terre, Italy

    No scarcity of beaches: In Italy, the government tries to avoid European companies getting its resorts

  • Monastery of Notre-Dame du Fiat

    In Belgium, a monastery in a natural reserve to be removed in spite of its royal origins