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Nov 2025
11m 59s

Gaza partition risk, China’s Singles’ Da...

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An end to the longest government shutdown in U.S. history inches closer to the finish line. The next phase of the Gaza ceasefire is stalled and reconstruction work is likely to be limited to the Israel-controlled area. And a billion people take part in the world's biggest shopping event as China marks ‘Singles' Day’.  Find today's recommended read here. ⁠ ... Show More
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