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Armenia and Azerbaijan Swap Prisoners in Move towards Normalization

Azerbaijan releases 32 Armenians, most of whom were held since 2020, in exchange for two soldiers held since April.

Yemeni Coastguard Vigilant against Houthi Attacks | TOME

DUBAI: Two missiles fired from territory held by Yemen’s Houthi rebels missed a commercial tanker near the key Bab El-Mandeb Strait on Wednesday, a US official said. An American warship also shot down a suspected Houthi drone flying in its direction during the incident, said the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss intelligence matters. No one was hurt in the attack, the official said.

Israa Jaabis Released from Israeli Prison: Badly Burned but Free

Israa Jaabis was accused of attempted murder when her car caught fire near an Israeli checkpoint in 2015.

Argentina’s Economic Shock Therapy: Peso Devalued by 50% | TOME

New president Milei warns of painful measures as currency value slashed, subsidies cut, public works tenders cancelled.

El-Sisi’s Victory Imminent as Egypt’s Vote Count Commences | TOME

CAIRO: Egyptians cast their ballots on Tuesday, the third and final day of a presidential election expected to give President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi a sweeping victory and a new six-year term in the absence of real competition. Egypt’s National Elections Authority (NEA) announced that voting for the 2024 Presidential Elections came to a close Tuesday evening, and the vote count has commenced.

UN Climate Deal Urges Shift from Fossil Fuels | TOME

While latest COP28 draft text avoids phrase 'phase out', campaigners say it is an improvement on the last one.

Blinken Urges Protection of Gaza Journalists: Letter to AFP

PARIS: The United States will always insist on the need to protect journalists reporting from Gaza during the conflict between Israel and Hamas militants, Secretary of State Antony Blinken said in a letter to Agence France-Presse on Tuesday. AFP and other international media groups had written to Blinken in late October urging his help in protecting journalists on the ground in Gaza after several were killed since the outbreak of fighting.

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