Stabroek News - 2022-11-12

• Ukrainians celebrate soldiers retaking Kherson, Russia's latest defeat
• Cuba agrees to accept U.S. deportatio­n flights as border crossings rise
• Iranians protest in southeast flashpoint, mark 'Bloody Friday'
• Crypto exchange FTX files for bankruptcy as wunderkind CEO exits
• Brazil's armed forces say disputes must be resolved through democratic rule of law
• Lula's market lure fades after Brazil's 'Liz Truss moment'
• Jagdeo’s gamble
• Develop a joint strategy that fairly distribute­s our wealth across all sectors and population­s
• Our adults and children must be taught not to cut down a tree without replanting one first
• Opposition’s claims of gov’t’s discrimina­tory allocation practices are not evidenced based
• MOM calls on men to be more responsibl­e
• Garbage issues
• Search still on for missing land surveyors after boat mishap
• GECOM IT Manager recounts efforts to safeguard SOPs
• Satro Medical Centre gets GNBS certified for lab operations
• Vendors blocking Charity drainage system to be relocated
• CH&PA warns of legal action if constructi­on of Nandy Park apartment building continues
• RADO, CANOC sign historic anti-doping MOU
• Bleak Melbourne forecast puts T20 World Cup final under a cloud
• NBA roundup: Jimmy Butler lifts Heat past Hornets in OT
• ‘Clueless’ India hammered at home after World Cup ‘humiliatio­n’
• King fifty deals Hurricanes first defeat
• Region Nine’s Sarah Joseph captures Guyana Police Force Youth Ambassador title
• Pepperpot: Pressure Cook or Boil?
• From prison to beating depression, rapper Fat Joe shares new memoir
• Rapper K Zwysh to release first album in January
• Doing sustainabl­e fashion

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