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North Korean Troops Suffer Heavy Casualties in Ukraine

US intelligence indicates hundreds of North Korean soldiers have suffered casualties in the Kursk region of Ukraine while fighting alongside Russian forces, highlighting the growing military cooperation between Russia and North Korea since their mutual defense agreement in June 2022.

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Norway's New Biathlon Shooting Technique Shakes Up Competition

Norwegian biathletes Sturla Holm Laegreid and Martin Uldal's new shooting technique, involving a faster rifle retrieval with the left hand, is significantly impacting biathlon competition, putting pressure on rivals like the struggling German men's team whose weakness is shooting accuracy. 23-year-o...

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Milei's Success in Argentina vs. Lula's Economic Challenges in Brazil

After one year in office, Argentinan President Javier Milei has successfully reduced inflation and balanced the budget through austerity measures, while Brazil faces high inflation under President Lula due to excessive government spending; the contrast highlights differing approaches to economic sta...

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TikTok's Role in Romanian Election: Far-Right Candidate's Viral Success

Far-right candidate Kalin Đorđesku's unexpected success in Romania's presidential election, despite minimal traditional campaigning, is attributed to a highly effective TikTok strategy involving hashtag manipulation and possible bot activity, exploiting widespread public dissatisfaction and low medi...

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Investigation into Hospitalization of Russian Opposition Figure's Mother

Berlin police are investigating a potential attempted murder after Vladimir Kara-Murza's mother was hospitalized and initially suspected poisoning; however, tests ruled out poisoning and a heart attack, according to Kara-Murza.

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Vietnam to Radically Restructure Government by April 2025

Vietnam's communist government will radically restructure its bureaucracy by April 2025, reducing the number of government bodies from 30 to 21, merging key ministries, and dissolving VCP commissions and state-run media to improve governance and economic growth.

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HTS to Integrate into Syrian Army, Rejecting Federalism

On December 17th, the head of HTS's military wing, Muhraf Abu Qasra, announced the group's integration into the Syrian army, rejecting federalism and calling for Israeli withdrawal from Syrian territory; this follows a similar statement by HTS leader Muhammad Al-Joulani.

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Brazil's Chamber of Deputies Approves Consumption Tax Reform Bill

The Brazilian Chamber of Deputies approved a bill regulating consumption tax reform, rejecting Senate amendments that included tax benefits for various goods and services, leading to a potential final tax rate of 27.84%.

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UniCredit Boosts Commerzbank Stake, Faces German Opposition

UniCredit, an Italian bank, increased its stake in Commerzbank to roughly 28 percent, prompting opposition from the German government, which views the move as a hostile takeover attempt, while UniCredit maintains it is a mere investment.

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Football Fan Violence Costs German Railways Millions

German railway companies face millions of euros in annual costs due to vandalism and assaults by football fans, highlighting broader societal issues of violence and harassment exacerbated by alcohol and disinhibition, with incidents more frequent in the 2nd Bundesliga than in the Bundesliga.

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AUC Chair Candidates Debate Visions for Africa

On December 13th, Raila Odinga (Kenya), Mahmoud Ali Youssouf (Djibouti), and Richard Randriamandrato (Madagascar) debated their visions for the African Union Commission chair position at AU headquarters in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, covering security, economic integration, and AU reforms.

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German Election: Economy Takes Center Stage Amidst Ukraine War Concerns

Germany's upcoming February election is dominated by economic anxieties fueled by the war in Ukraine, with all major parties focusing on income, jobs, and economic recovery in their platforms, reflecting public opinion.

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