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NATO and Poland Say Missile Strike Was Likely Unintentional: Ukraine Updates

Poland’s president and the secretary general of NATO said on Wednesday that a Ukrainian air defense missile had most likely caused a deadly explosion on Polish territory a day earlier, but emphasized that Kyiv was not to blame for trying to defend itself.

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Election Results and Trump Prepares 2024 Announcement: Live Updates

Republicans are on the cusp of claiming control of the House of Representatives for the 118th Congress when it convenes next year. After notching victories late Monday night in a handful of congressional races in Arizona, New York and California, the G.O.P. is within one seat of taking the House.

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Biden and Xi Meeting Ends as US-China Tensions Rise: Live Updates

BALI, Indonesia — President Biden and his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, met for nearly three hours to hash out some of the thorniest issues in their relationship, including tensions over Taiwan, the economy and a return to climate negotiations.

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Ukraine's Troops Enter Kherson as Russia Withdraws From City: Live Updates

BLAHODATNE, Ukraine — Ukraine’s troops entered the key city of Kherson on Friday, its military said, as jubilant residents waved Ukrainian flags after a major Russian retreat.

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La lucha contra la militarización es una de las claves de nuestro tiempo. Esto se debe a que el proceso de militarización, en la articulación de una crisis civilizatoria multidimensional, ocupa un lugar privilegiado. Apalanca la profundización de un modelo depredador y excluyente, al mismo tiempo que contribuye con la difusión del autoritarismo dentro de la sociedad, perfeccionando diversos mecanismos de disciplinamiento y control social.

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Elections Live Updates: Results and Latest News

House Republicans, though smarting from a disappointing midterm election performance, may yet rack up enough gains in western congressional districts to claim a narrow majority. But slower vote counting up and down the West Coast, and the potential loss of a handful of Republican seats, mean that the shape of the next Congress may not be clear until next week or beyond.

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Elections Live Updates: Race for Congress Remains Tight

Democrats appeared to defy historical odds in critical midterm elections as an anticipated “red wave” did not materialize, but as Americans woke up on Wednesday, Republicans were still poised to win one if not both houses of Congress, with potentially transformative consequences for the Biden presidency.

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Russia-Ukraine War: Latest News and Live Updates

KYIV, Ukraine — Even as Ukrainian officials celebrate the arrival of more advanced Western air-defense systems and claim growing success at shooting down Russian rockets and drones, they are warning that Moscow is on the hunt for new long-range weapons against which Kyiv’s forces have little defense — specifically, ballistic missiles from Iran.

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COP27 Live News: UN Leader Warns of ‘Climate Hell’ as Talks Open in Egypt

SHARM EL SHEIKH, Egypt — As presidents and prime ministers from around the globe gathered on Monday to tell the world what they are doing to tackle climate change, the United Nations secretary-general delivered a grim message about the rapidly warming planet, warning: “We are on a highway to climate hell with our foot on the accelerator.”

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Russia-Ukraine War Live Updates: Rising Battle Tensions in Kherson

KYIV, Ukraine — Russia is funneling newly drafted conscripts to the front line in Ukraine’s east, but so far, according to a Ukrainian general and Western analysts, Russia’s newly intensified attacks have proven ineffective, and high Russian casualties are expected.