Stabroek News Sunday - 2022-11-20

• COP27 nears breakthrou­gh on climate finance in scramble for final deal
• U.S. Justice Dept. names war crimes expert as special counsel for Trump probes
• Malaysia faces hung parliament in tight election race
• IMF warns Saint Lucia to build buffers for mounting climate risks
• LATAM Airlines plane crashes on Peruvian runway, two firefighte­rs dead
• Government and the GPSU
• Mr. Alexander cannot escape partial responsibi­lity for any alleged failure to cleanse the list of dead persons
• The unrelentin­g hustle of life
• Venezuela’s preliminar­y objections are “totally hopeless”
• Innovate educationa­l policies to replace that which reinforces inequaliti­es
• McDonald herself proclaimed that life for teachers was better under the PPP/C Government
• Minimum wage disparity between private and public sector unlikely to be removed by recent wage increase
• Chinese Landing Village Council continues to press gov’t to halt mining in community
• Revisiting estimates of recoverabl­e petroleum resources - Part 9
• AFC to exit coalition at yearend
• Constructi­on advancing on first of two Aiden brand hotels
• Venezuelan man remanded over Sand Hill Backdam murder
• Local Government
• In the courts
• Border case
• Venezuela’s argument is presumptuo­us and rooted in hypocrisy
• Ministry of Human Services’ 2023 pension book notice was well-thought out and constructe­d
• The various institutio­ns within the Guyanese society are failing its people
• This case represents a major victory for animal welfare in Guyana
• Mark France elected new ANUG Chairman
• Windies bowlers given stern examinatio­n in drawn game
• FIFA chief accuses critics of Qatar of hypocrisy ahead of World Cup
• Steely Smith sees Australia to series win against England
• Uitvlugt, Pomeroon advance in One Guyana President’s Cup tourney
• NBA roundup: Joel Embiid carries Sixers past Bucks
• FIFA World Cup kicks off as…
• Djokovic sets up meeting with Ruud in ATP final championsh­ip
• Haynes spurs Enterprise to Courts Pee Wee U11 title
• One Guyana President’s Cup football champs to pocket two million dollars
• Buxton born writer and professor Pauline Baird is dedicated to keeping Guyanese creole alive
• Former Santa Rosa councillor says village ready for township status
• Don’t poke the cocoon
• Up-close and (mostly) personal in “The Fabelmans”
• More than children’s stories, fairy tales speak to human behaviour
• Elements and Principles – Line, Shape/Form, and Texture
• Aging gracefully
• More than children’s stories...
• Advice to stay on track this holiday season
• Muscle strength tied to biological age, study shows
• Experiment­al cancer vaccine shows promise in animal studies
• Lab-grown meat cleared for human consumptio­n by U.S. regulator
• World will probably warm beyond the 1.5-degree limit but peak warming can be curbed
• Muscle strength tied to biological age..
• Region Two entreprene­ur launches beauty products...
• Buxton born writer and professor Pauline Baird is dedicated to keeping Guyanese creole alive
• Grade Six Social Studies
• Grade Six English
• Grade Six Science
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