Ship attack reports near Hormuz reach record high as oil exports slow
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Mark Carney urges Alberta to remain in CanadaRadio-Canada
He renews his appeal to voters ahead of Monday’s ballot.
World
Jamaican filmmakers explore the memory of enslavement on screenThe Guardian
The supernatural series Possession illustrates this approach, using Jamaica’s landscapes to tell stories of its history and trauma.
Ethiopia puts Tigray under temporary federal administration
The arrangement is to last 6 months following the retreat of rebel forces northward.
By RFI · RFI
Brazilian Amazon deforestation reaches recorded low ahead of presidential vote
Government figures show the lowest level since monitoring started in 1988.
By Jonathan Watts · The Guardian
Kenya confirms its first Ebola cases
The 2 cases raise concerns about health preparedness and border checks, while the health ministry urges calm.
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Crackdown drives LGBTQ+ people into hiding in SenegalThe Guardian
Human Rights Watch describes sweeping arrests, compulsory HIV tests and obstacles to obtaining legal assistance.
Trump suspends Russia sanctions as tensions with Zelensky grow
The president cites national security to temporarily suspend several restrictions recently adopted by Congress.
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- Protests over living costs take shape across FranceRFI
School pupils, students, farmers and climate activists plan hundreds of actions alongside former yellow vest protesters.
- Donald Trump pushes government interference in United States electionsRadio-Canada
The ballot is being organised in a climate of fear.
- Wall Street falls as technology shares slideLa Presse
Doubts about profits from artificial intelligence weigh on markets as oil prices rise.