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Videos · GeorgiaDemocratic U.S. Senator Raphael Warnock won re-election in a hard-fought Georgia runoff on Tuesday, expanding his party's razor-thin majority as he turned back a challenge by Republican former football star Herschel Walker, Edison Research projected.
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Warnock wins Georgia Senate runoff, expanding Democratic majority
51% Center coverage: 245 sources
Europe · BerlinTwenty-five people have been arrested in raids across Germany on suspicion of plotting to overthrow the government. German reports say the group of far-right and ex-military figures planned to storm the parliament building, the Reichstag, and seize power.See the Story
Germany arrests 25 over alleged far-right coup plot
41% Center coverage: 209 sources
Europe · New YorkUkraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has been named Time magazine's 2022 Person of the Year. The annual award by the US magazine's editors is given to someone who is felt to have had the most global influence during the last 12 months. Previous winners have included Angela Merkel in 2015, Donald Trump in 2016, Greta Thunberg in 2019 and Joe Biden in 2020.See the Story
Zelensky named Time magazine ‘Person of the Year’
48% Center coverage: 164 sources
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Europe · BrusselsThe European Union will proceed with two cases against China at the World Trade Organization on Wednesday after talks to resolve the issues with its largest trading partner failed to yield results. See the Story
EU takes China to WTO over Lithuania trade dispute
40% Left coverage: 15 sources
Corruption · MaputoA court in Mozambique found the former president’s son and 10 others guilty for their role in a $2 billion tuna-bond scandal that spawned an economic crisis and led to the convictions in the US of former bankers at Credit Suisse Group AG.See the Story
Mozambique court finds former president's son, others guilty over $2 bln scandal
62% Center coverage: 16 sources
Why Warnock's seat means so much to Senate Democrats
73% Center coverage: 11 sources
Taliban · KabulThe Taliban authorities on Wednesday executed an Afghan convicted of killing another man, the first public execution since the former insurgents took over Afghanistan last year, a spokesman said.See the Story
Taliban carry out 1st public execution since Afghan takeover
38% Left coverage: 56 sources
US & Canada · New DelhiOnline registration of patients resumed Tuesday after the hospital was able to access its server and recover lost data. It's unclear who conducted the November 23 attack on the All India Institute of Medical Sciences or where it originated. The attack was followed by a series of failed attempts to hack India's top medical research organisation.See the Story
Cyberattack on top Indian hospital highlights security risk
75% Center coverage: 8 sources
Vladimir Putin · UkraineVladimir Putin warns the risk of nuclear war is increasing. But he insists Russia will only use atomic weapon in response to an enemy strike. US State Department condemns 'loose talk of nuclear weapons' European Commission proposes ninth package of sanctions on Russia. It would include almost 200 more individuals and entities on EU's sanctions list.See the Story
Russia could be fighting in Ukraine for a long time: Putin
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Europe · BarcelonaA commercial airplane flying from Morocco to Turkey made an emergency landing in Barcelona’s El Prat airport in the early hours of Wednesday and a group of 28 would-be migrants on board ran away across the tarmac, the Spanish government said.See the Story
Plane makes emergency landing in Barcelona, migrants on board escape
38% Left coverage: 29 sources
InternationalLawyer for Donald Trump tells appeals court he is immune from civil lawsuits. Democrats in Congress and police officers filed several lawsuits over the Capitol attack on January 6, 2021. A 1982 US Supreme Court ruling held that presidents cannot be sued over their official acts. But US District Judge Amit Mehta in Washington, DC, ruled in February that Trump's fiery speech ahead of the riots did not fall within the then-president's scope of duties.See the Story
Trump pushes for immunity from lawsuits relating to January 6
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
