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• 08 Dec

KEY STORYLINES AFRICA: The second-largest Ebola outbreak in history has spread to a major city in Congo, as health experts worry that vaccine stocks are running low. AMERICAS: Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said his government had no involvement in the arrest of a top executive from Chinese technology giant Huawei. ASIA: Japan will effectively

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• 29 Nov

KEY STORYLINES AFRICA: Tunisia’s president met Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman after two days of protests in the capital reflected international concern about the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. AMERICAS: The Argentine government is urging residents to leave Buenos Aires for the duration of the G20 summit, amid extensive security preparations and expected protests.

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• 28 Nov

KEY STORYLINES AFRICA: The main opposition coalition in Togo said it will boycott December 20 general elections and call for further protests over what it alleged was a “fraudulent” poll. AMERICAS: The Mexican foreign ministry presented a diplomatic note to the US calling for “a full investigation” into what it described as non-lethal weapons directed