India set to lead G20 diplomacy amid global south push
Ahead of hosting the G20 in New Delhi, Prime Minister Modi invited 125 developing nations to a January Zoom, urging action on COVID 19 climate change terrorism Ukraine, and seeking to amplify Global South voices. He aims to balance ties with Moscow and the West while tackling inflation debt and reform of development banks. The summit tests India’s rise and its mediation between blocs as Ukraine war shadow grows.
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Ailing researcher awaits rescue in Turkish cave
In southern Turkey’s Taurus Mountains rescuers from across Europe rush to save American researcher Mark Dickey who grew ill and became trapped about 3000 feet below the Morea cave entrance. A Hungarian doctor aided him after rescue teams reached him, with extraction potentially taking days or weeks.
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Navarro found guilty of contempt of Congress in Jan 6 probe
Washington AP Navarro the former White House trade adviser convicted of contempt for refusing to cooperate with the Jan 6 committee. He vowed to appeal after a judge ruled executive privilege claim could not excuse cooperation.
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District Attorney Valdez fights ethics complaint and clashes with judge
The 2021 probe centers on a public dispute over restarting trials at the Douglas County Fairgrounds during COVID-19. Valdez alleges she was not consulted, while McCabrin says he discussed the plan with stakeholders. The case cites text messages, personnel changes, and claims of gender and race bias as a disciplinary hearing proceeds in Topeka with pre hearing on Sept 19 and a full hearing October 12 13.
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