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November 10, 2025
India's data center boom confronts a looming water challenge
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Powerful 6.9 quake hits northern Japan, tsunami advisory issued
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Ukrainian strikes hit Russian energy systems in Voronezh and Belgorod, officials say
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Chinese fishing boat sinks off South Korea, leaving three missing and two in cardiac arrest
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Eight Palestinians injured in attacks by Israeli settlers in West Bank and East Jerusalem
November 09, 2025
Israeli strike kills one in southern Lebanon amid rising cross-border tensions
November 09, 2025
Iraq begins special voting for security forces and displaced citizens ahead of elections
LA PAZ, Bolivia — Rodrigo Paz, the center-right candidate who won Bolivia’s presidential runoff on Oct. 19, was sworn in Saturday before parliament to begin his 2025–2030 term, ending two decades of rule by the Movement for Socialism (MAS). Paz received the presidential sash during a ceremony in Congress in the administrative capital of La Paz. In his inaugural address, he sharply criticized the economic legacy left by previous governments, saying he was inheriting “a destroyed country.” “They left us with a collapsed economy, the lowest international reserves in 30 years, inflation, shortages, debt, and insecurity,” he said. “Corruption has practically become state policy. We are saying enough to ideologies that can no longer put food on the table.” Paz also accused...
November 09, 2025
Rodrigo Paz sworn in as Bolivia’s president, ending 20 years of MAS rule
