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A protester wears a British union flag as people gather near parliament during Brexit demonstrations in London, Friday March 29, 2019.

10:11 22 October 2019 / updated: 10:11 Europe

Live Updates: Brexit Drama Continues After Parliament Speaker Blocks Vote on PM Johnson's Deal

A Turkish army tank stationed near the Syrian border, in Suruc, Turkey, Saturday, Sept. 3, 2016.

Erdogan Vows to Go Ahead With Syria Offensive 'More Strongly' if US Breaks its Promises

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, left, shakes hands with Russian President Vladimir Putin during a joint news conference following their talks on the sidelines of the MAKS-2019 International Aviation and Space Show in Zhukovsky, outside Moscow, Russia, Tuesday, Aug. 27, 2019. Turkish President is on a short working visit in Russia.

Turkey's Syria Op High on Agenda: Putin and Erdogan Set to Meet in Russia's Sochi

Armata T-14 during the rehearsal of the Victory Day military parade in Moscow

German Newspaper Acknowledges Superiority of Russian T-14 Armata Tank over Domestic Leopard-2

Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson leaves the European Council after the Brexit-dominated European Union leaders summit in Brussels, Belgium October 18, 2019.

Brexit Enters 'Titanic Tuesday': What's in Boris Johnson's Withdrawal Bill?

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On 21 October, UK Parliament speaker John Bercow blocked the government’s attempt to vote on a new Brexit deal that Prime Minister Johnson recently negotiated with the EU. Despite Parliament having ordered to request a delay, Johnson still insists on leaving the EU by the 31 October deadline, with or without a deal.
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Jordan Peterson’s Supporters Attack Twitter Bullies Claiming He Almost Cried Over Internet ‘Mobbing’
Jordan Peterson rose to fame following a number of videos he posted on YouTube denouncing the extremes of political correctness, and arguing that quite a few widely accepted modern-day social norms go against his own freedom of speech.
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World
Twitter Erupts as Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau Headed for Second Term
The politician managed to keep his seat after a rocky year – he was accused of repeatedly wearing blackface and brownface in the early 2000s. Justin Trudeau also faced uproar and calls for his resignation after prosecutors suggested he was involved in meddling in a corruption case.
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Pablo Escobar’s Brother Vows ‘to Take Down’ Elon Musk for Allegedly Stealing His Idea
Ricardo Escobar claims the copyright on a flamethrower that Elon Musk’s the Boring Company started selling in January of 2018 belongs to the two brothers.
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People's Party of Canada Loses Federal Election, Founder Maxime Bernier Aiming for Better Outcome in Next Election
Canada's PPC will not be getting any seats in the House of Commons as a result of Monday's federal election. Nevertheless, party leader Maxime Bernier has stated that "it's only the beginning", and he aims for better results in the next election.
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US
Louis Vuitton Art Director Slams Trump Days After President and Ivanka Visit Brand’s Workshop
Earlier this month, the French fashion house signed US President Donald Trump’s “Pledge to America’s Workers” in a bid to create more job opportunities and professional training for employees across the country.
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World
Live Updates: Trudeau's Liberal Party Falls Short of 170 Districts Needed for Majority Government
On 21 October, Canada held its 43rd general election, with the voting taking place in 338 districts. The leading competitors were the ruling Liberal Party led by Justin Trudeau and Andrew Sheer's Conservative Party.
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Europe
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The vessel with 33 people on board left St. Petersburg on 17 October and was heading to the Yamal Peninsula in northwest Siberia, Russia.

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