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Turkey Opens Skies to Sulaimani, Paving Way for Direct European Flights
in NewsTurkish routes are back and European links may follow, as Sulaimani International Airport eyes a broader international role. With cheaper, more frequent flights on the horizon, the Kurdistan region could be poised for a new travel and business boost.
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Qatar Airways and Air Algérie Codeshare Redefines Africa-Asia Travel
in NewsA new codeshare between Qatar Airways and Air Algérie will connect Algiers with Asia and the Middle East, expanding routes and loyalty benefits—set to launch this November.
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Pokimane DM Drama Sparks Online Boundary Debate Over Fan Interactions
in NewsA high-profile livestream sparked a heated debate about boundaries and the tricky parasocial dynamics between creators and fans. After a fan revealed months of messages and then publicly shared his engagement, the online chatter turned to respect, privacy, and how public figures should navigate attention that crosses lines.
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Martin Sheen Didn’t Realize Uncle Ben Was Iconic in The Amazing Spider-Man
in NewsMartin Sheen reveals he hadn’t even seen a Spider-Man film when he was cast as Uncle Ben, a surprising twist for a role that fans still talk about. A quick reflection—from a university commencement moment to the lasting legacy of Ben Parker—offers a fresh look at a beloved slice of Spider-Man lore.
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Colbert’s Late Show Exit: Money or Politics Behind CBS’s Move?
in Fiji NewsStephen Colbert hints that the full truth behind The Late Show’s abrupt end may never be revealed, even as CBS calls it a financial decision. With politics swirling around Paramount and a looming merger, he aims to close a decade-long run with dignity.
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Fiji Expands School Health Curriculum to Tackle Youth Drugs and HIV
in Fiji NewsFiji is rolling out a comprehensive health-education push in schools, aiming to boost awareness of drugs and HIV across primary and secondary levels. The plan enlists athletes and musicians as messengers and broadens citizenship, family life, and science lessons to address risky behaviors. Even as funding gaps persist, officials promise ongoing monitoring to safeguard the…
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Caribbean disturbance eyed as late-season tropical threat looms
in NewsForecasters are watching a potential late-season development in the Southwestern Caribbean as warm seas and favorable winds raise the odds of a new tropical system. If it forms, its path could swing toward Central America and perhaps brush parts of the Florida region as November approaches.
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Typhoon Kalmaegi Triggers Floods in Central Philippines, Displacing Thousands
in NewsTyphoon Kalmaegi slammed the central Philippines, flooding streets, submerging homes, and displacing thousands. In Cebu, paddleboard rescues and urgent pleas for food, water, and dry clothes reveal a community fighting to endure the storm’s wake. Hope and resilience rise amid the aftermath.
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Tanzania Post-Election Internet Blackout Sparks Amnesty Alarm
in NewsAmnesty International warns that Tanzania’s post-election crackdown is escalating, with internet and power outages hampering information flow and reports of force used against protesters. As calls for accountability grow, civil liberties and the right to peaceful assembly hang in the balance.
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Turkish Flights Resume to Sulaymaniyah After Months-Long Security Ban
in NewsFlights between Turkiye and Sulaymaniyah have resumed after a lengthy security pause. The first Turkish aircraft touched down just after midnight, with a regular weekly schedule expected to follow. The restart signals a potential thaw in regional ties and renewed travel between the two regions.
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New Jersey’s Early Voting Wave Shakes Up the Election Day Playbook
in NewsNew Jersey’s early voting surge is reshaping the political landscape and challenging old assumptions about who shows up at the polls. As unaffiliated voters gain influence and last-minute choices loom, the coming election could unfold in surprising ways.
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La Niña Watch: Fiji Braces for Wetter Season and Flood Risks
in Fiji NewsFiji could see a wetter-than-normal wet season as a La Niña watch develops, bringing warmer days and higher rainfall. While more rain may boost local agriculture, low-lying areas could face increased flood risk. The coming months promise shifting skies and changing everyday life as communities prepare for the season ahead.
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Veteran Ben Volavola Rejoins Reds for 2026 Super Rugby
in Fiji NewsVeteran Fijian playmaker Ben Volavola signs with the Reds for 2026, bringing rare versatility and a hunger for silverware. A family-focused move with eyes on a potential return to international rugby sets the stage for a fresh chapter in Super Rugby.
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New York City 2025 Election: High-Stakes Mayoral Race and Key Ballot Measures
in NewsNew York City confronts a pivotal November election with a high-stakes mayoral race and a crowded slate of city offices and ballot measures. As campaigns heat up, voters face big questions about the city’s next chapter—and the candidates hoping to shape it.
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Rybakina Surges Past Swiatek to Lead WTA Finals Group in Riyadh
in Fiji NewsElena Rybakina pulled off a dramatic comeback to topple Swiatek at the WTA Finals, flipping momentum after a strong start. Swiatek’s unusually high number of errors opened the door for a decisive late surge from Rybakina, reshaping the group standings. With more battles ahead for both players in Riyadh, the drama is far from over.
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Fiji Expands First Home Grants for Evicted Informal Settlement Families
in Fiji NewsFiji is set to refresh its First Home Ownership Initiative with a targeted grant program for families at risk of eviction from informal settlements. The plan includes safeguards and a staged rollout to boost access to homeownership for low-income households. A bold step toward more inclusive housing, the update signals big changes on the horizon.
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Fiji Launches Pilot Housing Aid for Evicted Informal Settlement Families
in Fiji News– Option 1: A bold pilot program could shield hundreds of families from eviction and pave a path to secure homes for informal settlements. With fresh funding and policy tweaks, this housing story hints at real change on the horizon. – Option 2: New housing measures are being rolled out to help families facing displacement,…
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Robert Pattinson Joins Dune Messiah as Scytale, the Face Dancer
in NewsRobert Pattinson steps into a formidable new role in Denis Villeneuve’s Dune Messiah, filmed across Budapest and Jordan. With a legendary cast and Hans Zimmer’s haunting score, this desert epic promises rising intrigue and stunning visuals—a tantalizing chapter for fans of the saga.
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Fiji U-17 World Cup Debut Sparks Hope in Doha Ahead of Belgium Clash
in Fiji NewsFiji’s under-17s marked a historic World Cup debut in Doha, showing heart and resilience in a challenging opener against Tunisia. The 6-0 result belied moments of promise and grit from the Junior Bula Boys, already looking ahead to a tough test against Belgium. Coach Sunil Kumar praises the experience as a crucial step in Fiji’s…
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Spartacus: House of Ashur Gets Exclusive Los Angeles Screening Ahead of STARZ Debut
in NewsSpartacus: House of Ashur amps up the intrigue and adrenaline in a special Los Angeles screening. On November 19 at the Landmark Theatre in Westwood, fans get a rare early look before the STARZ premiere. Free tickets (for you and a guest) are limited and RSVP is required.
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Shutdown Threatens U.S. Air Travel as ATC Staffing Shortages Loom
in NewsA looming government shutdown could ripple through the skies as air-traffic staffing gaps raise safety questions. With controllers juggling heavy workloads and pay pauses, travel may face unexpected delays—sparking questions about how the aviation system will cope.