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Immigrant-owned shops close in Halle during strike against the far-right, majority of Germans support of young people's right to protest, new study finds data centre expansion threatens German water supply and more news on Friday, November 6th.
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A crude slide this week could show up in petrol from 16 November, COPEC says, while diesel may not fall as far.
"Lihtsad uudised," meaning easy or simple news, is for anyone who wants to improve their Estonian language skills. Read a selection of this week's news stories below.
Israel's former US envoy says the bond with America is no longer unshakeable. Jerusalem should declare its openness to peace deals, and focus on a tech partnership with the Pentagon
Meckel and Matthes look back on a memorable election night for the Democrats - and what it means for future election campaigns. Also: Why young people are always looking for a way out.
<p>DOHA: The Ministry of Education and Higher Education has launched the sixth cycle of the Progress in International Reading Literacy Study (PIRLS 2026), with 278 public and private schools across…
The uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) Party says it has won several municipalities and expects to take control of eThekwini, but official results were still being counted on Friday morning.
