Stabroek News - 2022-10-29

• Russia declares end of Ukraine mobilisati­on campaign, U.S. sending more arms
• Obama brings Democratic star power to key Georgia U.S. Senate race
• Intruder seeking U.S. House Speaker Pelosi at her home beats husband with hammer
• Ecuador Energy Minister Xavier Vera resigns amid corruption investigat­ion
• Argentina strikes $2 bln Paris Club debt deal
• We appeal to the government again to institute a ban on Paraquat
• A magical evening for the launch of Seecharan and McDonald’s book on Joe Solomon
• When what’s hidden comes to light
• From Cuban Missiles to Putin’s Crisis
• ExxonMobil records highest ever Q3 net income of US$20b
• Video was determinin­g factor in Charrandas­s recall - President
• MOU inked for integrated farm services centres
• Barbados Food and Rum Festival returns after two-year hiatus
• Gov’t approves five-year local content plan for Exxon’s subsidiary
• Energy Conference and Expo appoints CEO
• From Cuban Missiles to Putin’s Crisis
• When what’s hidden comes to light
• From Cuban Missiles to Putin’s Crisis
• Blockbuste­r showdown rained off
• Uruguay’s Valverde relishing ‘difficult’ group at World Cup
• Super50 squads finalized says CWI
• Samuels hails skills-specific camp ahead of World Cup
• Coley says exposure critical for Academy as Hurricanes clash looms
• Courts Pee Wee U11 knockout begins today
• NBA roundup: Luka Doncic gets triple-double in Mavs’ OT win
• Roberts blasts CWI Director of Cricket
• Player responsibi­lity, coaching innovation lacking: Sir Andy
• Gavin Mendonca thrilled at teaching Guyanese folk song to US children
• Something about Fried Pumpkin
• National Geographic boosts Guyana’s off-the-grid tourism experience
• Prince Harry's memoir to be published in January, titled 'Spare'
• Paraguay artist who painted boots for Messi looks to bring color to World Cup
• Black Panther sequel stars on late Chadwick Boseman: ‘We made him proud’
• Playing down abuse causes further harm

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