Once welcoming Germany talks tougher on asylum ahead of elections (www.reuters.com)
Five years after killing a journalist in cold blood, Saudi Arabia is stronger than ever (www.theguardian.com)
It’s time Europe reduced its defense reliance on the US, Czech president says (www.politico.eu)
2 Philippine supply boats breach Chinese coast guard blockade in hotly contested South China Sea (www.pbs.org)
Kazakhstan may prohibit wearing hijab and niqab in public places (www.azerbaycan24.com)
Chinese hybrid rice helps Africa enhance food security (english.news.cn)
Germany approves bringing coal-fired power plants back online this winter (www.reuters.com)
Tanks, Troops in the Open Are Hit Within 10 Minutes: Ukraine Official (www.businessinsider.com)
‘They miscalculated’: Ukraine turns the tables on Russia’s Black Sea Fleet (www.aljazeera.com)
Russia-Ukraine war: at least 51 people killed in Russian strike on village food shop (www.theguardian.com)
Iran’s jailed rights advocate Narges Mohammadi wins 2023 Nobel Peace Prize (www.aljazeera.com)
International sympathy pours in for Syria over Homs massacre (new.thecradle.co)
As Winter Looms, Venezuelan Migrant Surge Overwhelms Chicago (www.nytimes.com)
Trans women taking hormones ‘up to 95 per cent more likely to suffer heart disease’ (www.telegraph.co.uk)
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The Amazon Is Getting So Hot That Dolphins Are Dying En Masse (www.vice.com)
More than 100 Amazon river dolphins have died in the sweltering waters of Brazil’s Lake Tefé, which recently hit 102 degrees....
In Occupation, They Cared for the Vulnerable. Now They’re in Jail for It (scheerpost.com)
Ukraine is ‘freaking out’ as McCarthy chaos threatens US aid (www.politico.eu)
Does glyphosate cause cancer? Australia’s Roundup case against Monsanto will offer a fresh legal answer (www.theguardian.com)
The class action will be decided by a single judge and could be a ‘genuine problem for Monsanto and Bayer if we’re successful’, lawyer says