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  Last update: 13:16 GMT 01.12.2020

  13:16 GMT 01.12.2020

  Europe

  At Least 2 Dead, 10 Injured After Being Hit by Car in Pedestrian Zone in Trier, Germany

  Police have arrived at the site of the incident and are investigating the situation. At the same time, the news channel SWR reported, citing Trier Mayor Wolfram Leibe, that at least two people have died and 10 are injured as a result of the incident.

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  Last update: 15:50 GMT 01.12.2020

  15:50 GMT 01.12.2020

  Asia & Pacific

  Australia Joins Forces With US to Develop Hypersonic Weapons Amid Continuing Spats With China

  Canberra's relations with its overseas neighbour, which is already testing its first hypersonic armaments, have been deteriorating over the course of 2020 in light of disputes over the coronavirus pandemic and trade disagreements.

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  Last update: 14:58 GMT 01.12.2020

  14:58 GMT 01.12.2020

  Sport

  Jurgen Klopp Breaks Silence on Philippe Coutinho’s Potential Return to Liverpool

  The Brazilian midfielder played at Anfield for six football seasons before he was signed up by Barcelona. However, his stay at La Liga was mired with problems, which prompted the club to loan him to Bayern Munich.

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  Last update: 15:28 GMT 01.12.2020

  15:28 GMT 01.12.2020

  Middle East

  Fakhrizadeh’s Murder Will Not Prevent Iran From 'Going Nuclear', EU’s Borrell Says

  BRUSSELS, (Sputnik) - The recent assassination of Iranian physicist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh is a criminal act and will not stop Tehran from "going nuclear," EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Josep Borrell said on Tuesday.

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  Last update: 13:53 GMT 01.12.2020

  13:53 GMT 01.12.2020

  Interviews

  Arcadia Quick to Blame COVID For Its Demise, But Retailer Was Deemed 'Worthless' Long Before - Prof

  One of Britain's biggest clothing retailers, Arcadia entered into administration on Monday, largely blaming its fall on the coronavirus pandemic.

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  Last update: 16:06 GMT 01.12.2020

  16:06 GMT 01.12.2020

  Military & Intelligence

  Britain's Spy Agency GCHQ 'Blacklists' Investigative Journalist After 'Negative' Report

  This is the second time an investigative journalist with the same hard-hitting outlet appears to have earned the silent treatment from a UK public body following detailed exposés of alleged wrongdoing by the state.

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  Last update: 11:18 GMT 01.12.2020

  11:18 GMT 01.12.2020

  World

  Killed Iranian Nuke Scientist Was 'Core Source of Authority, Knowledge', Ex-Israeli Intel Chief Says

  Senior Iranian officials have blamed Friday’s assassination of Mohsen Fakhrizadeh on Israel. Tel Aviv has so far remained silent on the matter.

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  Last update: 04:33 GMT 01.12.2020

  04:33 GMT 01.12.2020

  World

  Live Updates: US Senators Propose $908 Billion COVID Relief Bill

  The global COVID-19 tally has surpassed 63 million, while the death toll has reached almost 1.46 million worldwide, according to Johns Hopkins University. The spike in the number of infected forced several countries to impose quarantines in November, however, most are expected to end their lockdowns this month.