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A general view of damage due to volcanic activity at a golf course, in Grindavik, Iceland Nov. 11, 2023.
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Hard Numbers: Iceland's eruption alert, Scott's campaign ends, Myanmar junta's challenge, Japan's evacuation drill, Aussie's Tuvalu deal, Djibouti's first satellite

Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich stands behind a glass wall of an enclosure for defendants before a court hearing
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Hard Numbers: Gershkovich to remain in Russian prison, Myanmar refugee camp airstrike, Micheal Jordan pumpkin breaks records, fall of the Argentine peso

9: Evan Gershkovich, the Wall Street Journal reporter detained by Russian authorities earlier this year, lost his appeal on Tuesday and will remain in a Russian prison until at least Nov. 30. mp near the Chinese border killed 29 people.

What We’re Watching: Much ado about Ukraine, Myanmar anti-junta strike, Horn of Africa drought
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What We’re Watching: Much ado about Ukraine, Myanmar anti-junta strike, Horn of Africa drought

What We're Watching: Myanmar massacre
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What We're Watching: Myanmar massacre

Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi attends the joint news conference of the Japan-Mekong Summit Meeting at the Akasaka Palace State Guest House in Tokyo, Japan October 9, 2018
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What We're Watching: Suu Kyi's verdict in Myanmar

What We’re Watching: Left wins Norway’s climate vote, everyone wants India’s jabs, junta denied Myanmar’s UN seat
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What We’re Watching: Left wins Norway’s climate vote, everyone wants India’s jabs, junta denied Myanmar’s UN seat

Myanmar is a danger to its neighbors — will anyone step in?
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Myanmar is a danger to its neighbors — will anyone step in?

Five months after the military coup in Myanmar, the situation is getting worse in ways that aren't only bad for Myanmar's people, but also for its neighbors. Find out more from Eurasia Group analyst Charles Dunst.

What We’re Watching: Suu Kyi on trial, Blinken in Israel, Mali coup 2.0
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What We’re Watching: Suu Kyi on trial, Blinken in Israel, Mali coup 2.0

With its interests in flames, what will China do in Myanmar?
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With its interests in flames, what will China do in Myanmar?

As Myanmar's political crisis deepens, protesters are taking aim at Chinese business interests. Growing anti-China sentiment is big test for Beijing, which faces a tough choice on how to respond.

US sanctions on Russia don't hit hard; Nicolas Sarkozy found guilty
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US sanctions on Russia don't hit hard; Nicolas Sarkozy found guilty

Ian Bremmer discusses the World In (a little over) 60 Seconds: The Biden administration announced its first sanctions. How will it affect US-Russia relations? Myanmar's protests are getting more violent. Will it get worse and how will end? What's the story with former French President Nicholas Sarkozy going to jail?