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Kenyan sect leader accused of killing 191 children
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russia conducts 1500 to 2500 attacks on the territory of Donetsk region every day
European Parliament approves decision to revoke driving licenses for serious violations throughout the EU
White House urges Congress to pass additional funding for Ukraine
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Norway denies asylum to former PMC commander Wagner
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Kenyan sect leader accused of killing 191 children
Kenyan cult leader Paul Ntenga McKenzie and 29 others were charged with the murder of 191 children whose bodies were found exhumed in the forest where McKenzie's doomsday cult operated.
Shipowners in the Netherlands ask the Ministry of Defense for permission to provide security in the Red Sea
Dutch shipowners ask the Ministry of Defense to authorize armed protection of ships passing through the Red Sea due to the increasing number of attacks by Houthis.
North Korea defectors cite dwindling food rations, market reliance - study
The study found that most North Koreans who defected to South Korea over the past decade have had to rely on unofficial markets rather than government rations to survive due to food shortages and economic hardship in North Korea.
russia conducts 1500 to 2500 attacks on the territory of Donetsk region every day
russia fires 1,500 to 2,500 shells daily in Donetsk region, targeting critical infrastructure to make life more difficult for locals as winter approaches.
European Parliament approves decision to revoke driving licenses for serious violations throughout the EU
The European Parliament supports the adoption of a directive that would make speeding and drunk driving punishable in all EU member states.
White House urges Congress to pass additional funding for Ukraine
The White House spokeswoman emphasized the critical need for additional funding from Congress to support Ukraine amid growing Russian aggression.
Toyota raises full-year profit forecast amid shrinking chip shortage
Toyota raised its net profit forecast for the year to a record high of 4. 5 trillion yen, thanks to strong sales in all regions and an easing global semiconductor shortage.
Reuters: McDonald's reports record drop in sales due to boycott
McDonald's reported its first quarterly decline in sales in almost four years, which it attributed to the war in the Middle East, which has significantly affected some foreign markets.
Norway denies asylum to former PMC commander Wagner
Norway refused to grant asylum to Andrei Medvedev, a former commander of the Wagner mercenary group, but granted him a temporary residence permit due to a security threat if he returned to russia.