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Democratic U.S. presidential nominee and former Vice President Joe Biden speaks as supporters of U.S. President Donald Trump hold up flags and posters nearby, during a drive-in campaign stop in St. Paul, Minnesota, U.S., October 30, 2020.

05:55 GMT 31 October 2020 / updated: 05:55 GMT Viral

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Activists hold American and Israeli flags after joining a convoy to the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem to show support for U.S. President Donald Trump, ahead of the upcoming U.S. election, in Jerusalem October 27, 2020.

'Great for Israel': Ahead of US Elections, Most Israelis Would Like to See Trump Re-elected

French President Emmanuel Macron arrives to give a press conference at Corsica's prefecture in Ajaccio, Corsica island, Thursday Sept.10, 2020

How Failure to Integrate Muslim Migrants Backfired on France as It Strives to Protect Core Values

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Middle East
5.0-Magnitude Aftershock Hits Western Turkey After Deadly Earthquake
Tremors struck the Mediterranean region yesterday, hitting Turkey and Greece and claiming at least 25 lives and injuring over 800. The quake even caused a small tsunami that flooded the streets of Sigacik in Izmir.
Last update: 20:39 GMT 30.10.2020
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Society
US Judge Approves Extradition of Teen Kenosha Shooter to Wisconsin
A US judge on Friday approved the extradition of Kyle Rittenhouse, 17, to Wisconsin to face homicide charges.
Last update: 04:45 GMT 31.10.2020
04:45 GMT 31.10.2020
World
Live Updates: Baku Claims Armenian Military Shelled 3 Azerbaijani Districts
Baku and Yerevan previously reached three ceasefire deals, but failed to abide by them, accusing each other of violating the accords. During talks between the foreign ministers of the two nations in Geneva on Friday, the sides agreed not to target civilian facilities.
Last update: 22:20 GMT 30.10.2020
22:20 GMT 30.10.2020
Viral
CNN, Kirstie Alley Clash After Actor Bashes COVID-19 Coverage as ‘Chronic Fear Mongering’
The Twitter account of CNN Communications decided to get extra petty when responding to programming grievances raised by US actor Kirstie Alley, a vocal supporter of US President Donald Trump.
Last update: 03:05 GMT 31.10.2020
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US
Trump Restrictions on TikTok Halted by Federal Judge Once Again
The set of rules, proposed by the White House, was supposed to come into effect on 12 November and would ban the video-sharing app owned by Chinese company ByteDance from operating in the United States.
Last update: 06:33 GMT 31.10.2020
06:33 GMT 31.10.2020
India
'CCP Propaganda': Leading Indian Daily Comes Under Fire Over Four-Page China Watch Supplement
Public sentiment in India has increasingly turned against China amid the ongoing standoff along the disputed Line of Actual Control (LAC). The clashes between the two militaries in the Galwan Valley in June, which left 20 Indian soldiers and an unconfirmed number of Chinese troops dead, were the bloodiest since the 1962 border war.
Last update: 04:30 GMT 31.10.2020
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World
COVID-19 Live Updates: Number of Cases in Germany Surpasses 500,000
Earlier this week, severe anti-coronavirus lockdowns were re-introduced in Germany and France, as Europe is facing a new wave of COVID-19, with the numbers of those infected spiking dramatically.
Last update: 00:17 GMT 31.10.2020
00:17 GMT 31.10.2020
Europe
About 100,000 People Protest in Warsaw Against Boosted Anti-Abortion Measures - Videos
WARSAW (Sputnik) – Around 100,000 people took part in Friday protests in the Polish capital of Warsaw over the government's decision to outlaw access to abortion in the event of fetal defects, a spokeswoman for the city administration said.