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Labor wins Australian election; Anthony Albanese to remain PM: Projections

Anthony Albanese · Australia

Labor wins Australian election; Anthony Albanese to remain PM: Projections

41% Center coverage: 239 sources

Serbia’s President Vucic cuts short US visit and returns home after falling ill

Serbia Politics · Serbia

Serbia’s President Vucic cuts short US visit and returns home after falling ill

40% Center coverage: 86 sources

Serbia’s President Aleksandar Vucic has cut short a visit to the United States and returned to Serbia after feeling sudden chest pain apparently caused by high blood pressure, doctors said on Saturday. Vucic, 55, suddenly fell ill during a meeting in the U.S. on Friday and decided to return home against the advice of U.S. doctors, said cardiologist Dragan Dincic, from Belgrade’s Military Hospital, where Vucic was treated upon arrival.See the Story

Thousands of Islamists rally in Bangladesh against proposed changes to women's rights

Bangladesh Politics · Bangladesh

Thousands of Islamists rally in Bangladesh against proposed changes to women's rights

44% Center coverage: 58 sources

Thousands of supporters of an Islamist group rallied in Bangladesh’s capital on Saturday to denounce proposed recommendations for ensuring equal rights, including ones related to property, for mainly Muslim women. Leaders of the Hefazat-e-Islam group said the proposed legal reforms are contradictory to the Sharia law. More than 20,000 followers of the group rallied near the Dhaka University, some carrying banners and placards reading “Say no to Western laws on our women, rise up Bangladesh.”See the Story

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Three quarters of Canadians say misinformation affected the federal election: poll

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