Stabroek News - 2022-11-11

• Ukrainian troops reclaim dozens of towns from Russian control, close in on Kherson
• Control of U.S. Congress at stake as Arizona, Nevada labour to count ballots
• World’s dash for natural gas endangers climate goals -report
• Trinidad’s Point Lisas Steel plant to be restarted, six years after closure
• Non-functionin­g standing committees
• I feel compelled to use the letter columns to communicat­e IDAPADA-G’s amendments to RoPA
• The sordid record of how the People’s monies are managed
• Worse things happened during Burnham’s reign, but I do not believe any lawyer was ever locked up
• ICC puts Shiv in the top tier of cricket’s immortals
• Financiali­zation of food
• Community centre that minister was blocked from was built with gov’t funds in 2016
• Our cost-of-living, quality-of-life politics
• We must resist trying to bypass those who represent their own communitie­s
• ‘Everything happened so fast… very little time to react’
• Man found dead on Lusignan prison road was knocked off bike, stabbed
• Special Education Needs teachers urged to move out of `comfort zone’
• Parfait Harmonie man charged with...
• Deliberate efforts were made to prevent scrutiny of Region Four vote numbers
• Lula’s honeymoon with Brazil markets ends amid spending plan fears
• Tropical Storm Nicole lashes Florida, downing power lines and killing two
• World Cup groups 2022: full list of qualified teams and guide to each group
• Israel Adesanya, Carla Esparza defend titles at UFC 281
• Verstappen no fan of F1 sprint races as format change mooted
• World Cup 2022: which major football players are missing FIFA tournament?
• Fathers of two Dutch legends failed to save Suriname in 1955
• Petra Organizati­on presents prize monies at end of group stage in MVP Sports Futsal Championsh­ip
• Elton Dharry’s next fight will be for the British Commonweal­th Super Flyweight title on local shores
• Chanderpau­l a symbol that greatness is possible: Adams
• England storm into World Cup final with 10-wicket rout of India
• The Georgetown Chamber of Commerce agenda
• As ANSA McAl continues to spread its wings in Guyana… company discloses investment plans in river transport, beverage manufactur­e
• Vocational institutio­ns and our developmen­t direction
• Sealing the gaping cracks in the region’s commitment to food security
• Former Latin American leaders want US to change Cuba policy
• Jamaican firm ‘roasts ‘free and easy’ importatio­n of Building materiel produced locally
• St. Lucia’s geothermal energy potential for probe
• Stock Market Updates
• Breakthrou­gh on climate compensati­on in Egypt

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