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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
Asia · BeijingChina on Wednesday announced a broad loosening of Covid restrictions, saying some positive cases can now quarantine at home and scaling down mandatory PCR testing requirements. Rule change comes just a week after civil protests against pandemic controls. It's the strongest sign yet that China is moving away from its zero-Covid policy.See the Story
China Announces Nationwide Loosening Of Covid Restrictions
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Europe · LondonVeronica Ryan, an artist who created the UK’s first permanent artwork to honour the Windrush generation, has won the 2022 Turner prize, one of the world’s most prestigious awards for visual arts.See the Story
Veronica Ryan wins 2022 Turner prize for work including Windrush tribute
42% Left coverage: 12 sources
CorruptionPedro Castillo was the first leader of the Andean nation in decades with no ties to the elites. He was largely unknown until he led a national strike five years ago that forced the then-government to agree to pay rise demands. Castillo has been locked in a power struggle with Congress since the attorney general filed a complaint accusing him of heading a criminal organization.See the Story
Pedro Castillo, Peru's 'first poor president,' ousted on corruption charges
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AirbusFrench prosecutors say they are unable to prove the companies were guilty of involuntary manslaughter. The two France-based companies went on trial in October to determine their responsibility for the worst aviation disaster in Air France's history. Both have denied the involuntary manslaughter charges that carry a maximum fine of 225,000 euros ($236,000)See the Story
French prosecutors will not seek convictions of Airbus, Air France over 2009 Rio-Paris crash
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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
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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
Iran · IranFormer Iranian president Mohammad Khatami has voiced support for the protest movement sparked by Mahsa Amini's death. Protests have swept Iran for nearly three months since Amini died after her arrest for an alleged breach of the country's hijab dress code for women based on Islamic sharia law. The authorities, who have struggled to contain the protests, describe them as "riots" fomented by Iran's arch foe the United States.See the Story
Iran ex-president Mohammad Khatami voices support for protests
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International · FranceFrance’s citizens' council of 150 members of the public will meet on Friday to begin discussions on end-of-life care in France. Calls have increased to allow medically assisted deaths for terminally ill patients. Assisted suicide, in which the physician supplies the drug but the patient administers it, is legal in numerous European countries, including Switzerland and Italy.See the Story
‘The fear of a bad death’: France to begin citizens' debate on end-of-life care
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England · EnglandEngland beat Pakistan by 74 runs in first Test in Rawalpindi. Barmy Army of rabid supporters march into Pakistan for first cricket Test tour in nearly two decades. International cricket was suspended in Pakistan after 2009 terror attack on visiting Sri Lanka team. Test play resumed under heavy security in late 2019 as threat subsided.See the Story
'Barmy Army' bring manic energy to England's long-awaited Pakistan tour
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