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India is set to introduce a new bill in the parliament that could block many cryptocurrencies in the country.
Authorities are seeking to reign in private cryptos – that they've described as volatile and risky in the past.
But this could pave the way for a new government-regulated digital currency, as Ishan Garg reports from New Delhi.
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A federal jury has found the organizers of a far right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia liable for millions of dollars in damages.
One woman was killed and dozens injured when a car drove into a crowd of counter protesters at the 2017 event.
US correspondent Ira Spitzer reports
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A student activist in Hong Kong has been jailed for three and half years, after pleading guilty to charges under the city's national security law. 20 year-old Tony Chung is the third person to be sentenced under the legislation. Richard Kimber reports from Hong Kong.
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Ethiopia's Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, has announced that he is going to the battle front to lead his army against the rebels.
The government of Ethiopia has been fighting the Tigray People's Liberation Front for more than a year- a separatist group from the country's north that is intent on ousting the prime minister .
Coletta Wanjohi report from Addis Ababa
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Apple has filed a lawsuit against the Israeli surveillance firm the NSO Group over products targeting Apple users.
WhatsApp's parent company Meta recently filed a similar lawsuit against NSO, which sells spyware to governments.
Silicon Valley correspondent Ira Spitzer has more
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Kevin Spacey has been ordered to pay nearly 31 million dollars to the production company behind the Netflix hit series House of Cards.
The actor was fired from the show following allegations of sexual misconduct.
Ira Spitzer has more from San Francisco.
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Parts of the UK are updating their Covid-19 guidance, as the country enters a potentially unpredictable winter period.
But there is no suggestion yet of a return to a nationwide lockdown or mandatory vaccinations, like those being imposed in some European countries.
Our correspondent Benji Hyer is in London with the details.
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Families of the victims of the school shooting in Parkland, Florida, are to receive about 130 million dollars from the US justice department.
They sued over the F.B.I.'s failure to properly investigate tips warning about the gunman in the months before he killed 17 people at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
Our US correspondent Kate Fisher reports
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The Hong Kong government is preparing to send a delegation of health experts to China, in a bid to finalise plans to re-open the border with the mainland.
A resumption of quarantine-free travel has been delayed amid ongoing negotiations between the Hong Kong and Beijing governments.
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