Trump announces deal for huge US stake in Venezuelan oil reserves
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Inside the human tragedy of Nepal’s flood
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King Harald of Norway dies at 89
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Russia strikes Ukraine with waves of drones
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Mediators focus on reopening Hormuz
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Missing soar past 2,400 in deadly Nepal, China floods
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Nepal hospital morgues overflow after deadly floods
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Anti-tank missile: India signs deal with US to buy Javelin systems
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Missing koreans / Families seek urgent copter access for search ops
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FBI investigating robocalls urging people to ‘stay home’ on Election Day
The FBI is looking into a spate of mysterious robocalls urging people to stay home on Election Day as the nation remains on high alert to ensure voting is not compromised, a Department of Homeland Security official has said.
3 November 2020
Calling a race is tricky: How AP does it
In the 2020 US general election, The Associated Press will declare winners in more than 7,000 races – starting with the White House and reaching down the ballot to every seat in every state legislature.
3 November 2020
US Election Day shadowed by threats of legal challenges
Even before US Election Day, the 2020 race was the most litigated in memory. US President Donald Trump is promising more to come.
3 November 2020
Short lines and calm prevail at US polls early on Election Day
Wearing face masks and standing spaced apart, Americans wait at polling stations to choose a president on an Election Day marked so far by orderliness and mostly short lines, even as major cities braced for potential unrest.
3 November 2020
Battlegrounds: Who is ahead
Democrat Joe Biden leads in the national polls and most of the battleground states going into Election Day but President Donald Trump is insisting they’re wrong and he’ll repeat his upset victory of 2016. Here is a look at the latest national polls and polls in key battleground states:
3 November 2020
India, Quad start key naval exercise
India, Australia, Japan and the United States started a strategic navy drill yesterday in the Bay of Bengal, with all four countries keeping a wary eye on China’s growing military power.
3 November 2020
Donald Trump’s path to victory
President Trump is, without question, an underdog -- and a clear one -- going into Tuesday’s election. But, a long shot is not a no shot. And there is a somewhat plausible electoral map that gets him to 270 electoral votes and a second term.
3 November 2020
Biden’s easiest path to victory
Unlike President Donald Trump, who has a very narrow set of paths to get to 270 electoral votes, Joe Biden has a slew of ways to get to that magic number. Here’s his easiest route to the presidency.
3 November 2020
Battlegrounds: Who is ahead
Democrat Joe Biden leads in the national polls and most of the battleground states going into Election Day but President Donald Trump is insisting they’re wrong and he’ll repeat his upset victory of 2016. Here is a look at the latest national polls and polls in key battleground states:
3 November 2020
‘We’re not about to let anyone steal this election’
State law enforcement officials warned Monday against pressure to declare the winner of the US election, amid reporting that President Donald Trump has mulled claiming victory before votes are counted.
3 November 2020
Why the Senate contests matter?
When the dust settles after the November 3 United States elections, both major political parties hope they will have taken control of the 100-member Senate, a body that has outsized power in influencing American life beyond its legislative role.
3 November 2020
Biden gets the first vote from a Republican
A lifelong Republican from Dixville Notch in New Hampshire has become the first American to cast a ballot on election day 2020 – voting for Democrat Joe Biden.
3 November 2020
No winner on election night?
It has been a long tradition for US television networks to call projected winners on election night as results trickle in -- but the unique circumstances of 2020 are likely to create numerous challenges to that practice.
3 November 2020
Key legal battles that may shape US polls outcome
A federal judge in Texas on Monday denied a bid by Republicans to toss more than 127,000 votes already cast at drive-through voting sites in Houston, a Democratic-leaning area.
3 November 2020
Terrorism threat level in Britain raised to 'severe'
Britain’s terrorism threat level has been raised to ‘severe’, interior minister Priti Patel said on Tuesday, meaning an attack is now seen as highly likely.
3 November 2020
Huge voter turnout expected despite virus, political rancor
The scourge of a global pandemic produced an election season like no other in the US, persuading record numbers of Americans to cast their ballots early, forcing states to make changes to long-established election procedures and leading to hundreds of lawsuits over how votes will be cast and which ballots will be counted.
3 November 2020
Scorned by Trump, many Nigerians love him all the same
Hundreds of men and women marched, clad in T-shirts supporting US President Donald Trump or pink fabric dresses bearing the image of Jesus, as they waved American flags, Republican presidential campaign signs, and even a few Nigerian flags.
3 November 2020
In 2020 finale, Trump combative, Biden on offense
In the closing hours of a campaign shadowed by a once-in-a-century pandemic, US President Donald Trump charged across the nation Monday delivering an incendiary but unsupported allegation that the election is rigged, while Democratic challenger Joe Biden pushed to claim states once seen as safely Republican.
3 November 2020
5 dead in Vienna shooting; Attacker sympathised with IS
Austria’s top security official said that four people have died — including one assailant — and fifteen people were wounded in a shooting in the heart of Vienna late Monday.
2 November 2020
Most cases of crimes against journalists yet to be resolved: Unesco
Even though 2020 saw a “slight decrease” in the rate of impunity for crimes against journalists, 87 percent of such cases worldwide were still not resolved, according to Unesco, the UN agency tasked with defending press freedom, among other things.
2 November 2020