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According to CNBC, a senior U.S. administration official said that the document on raising tariffs on Canada has not been signed.
According to the British Financial Times: The European Union Commission will agree next week to explore raising import restrictions on certain foods produced according to different standards, a move that will increase tensions between the European Union and its trading partners. Early targets could include U.S. crops such as soybeans, which are grown with pesticides that European Union farmers are not allowed to use.
On November 20th, Kadyrov, the chief executive of the Russian Republic of Chechnya, announced on the 19th that Russian security forces killed a team of foreign saboteurs planning to carry out sabotage activities in Russia in Bryansk Oblast at the end of October. One of those killed is believed to be the person who was photographed during a meeting between US President Biden and a member of a secret force in Israel a year ago. At the time, the photo was tried by the White House to delete. Kadyrov...
Pennsylvania and Michigan officials said the vote count was expected to be faster than in 2020, with Josh Shapiro, Pennsylvania governor, predicting faster results than in the last election because of fewer applications for postal ballots and new laws requiring uninterrupted counting. Jocelyn Benson, Michigan secretary of state, predicted record turnout and that the count could be completed at midnight on Tuesday, ahead of 2020.
Senior officials in Cumbria County, Pennsylvania, said a voting malfunction at a polling station this morning was caused by a typographical error, and new ballots were en route to the polling place.
According to the Wall Street Journal, U.S. officials said Sunday that the Biden administration is planning to send a THAAD anti-missile system to Israel and have the system operated by U.S. forces to strengthen the defenses of its key Middle Eastern ally.
Telegram's chief executive, Pavel Durov, has been placed under investigation after four days of questioning by French police, according to prosecutors in Paris. Mr. Durov was released under judicial supervision on the condition that he pay 5 million euros bail and be banned from leaving France.
French officials said Pavel Durov, CEO of social platform Telegram, would face potential charges. Durov will be taken to court to stand trial after being detained.
According to TASS: Russian security officials say Ukraine destroyed a bridge over the Sem River in Russia's Kursk region. The destruction of the bridge cut off roads in parts of the area, making it more difficult to evacuate civilians.
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