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PunchEN

Man sells fellow Nigerian into Ghana sex trade

The Ghana Immigration Service has arrested a Nigerian man, Prince James, for allegedly trafficking a woman from Nigeria to Ghana for sexual exploitation. Read More: https://punchng.com/man-sells-fellow-nigerian-into-ghana-sex-trade/

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Bangkok PostEN

Gold traders mull repercussions of US political turmoil

Political uncertainty surrounding the US midterm elections and widespread anti-government protests in Europe could provide support for gold prices, even though a recovery seems limited amid inflation concerns as Middle East tension continues to weigh on global oil prices, note traders.

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DawnEN

Russia, Ukraine trade attacks after US envoy meets Putin

<p><strong>• Witkoff briefs Russian president on ‘new aspects in approaches of Europeans and Kyiv’ from Oslo meeting<br>• Moscow mayor says 630 drones launched towards region<br>• Russian strikes injure 15 people in Kyiv<br>• Kremlin aide tells media Russia ready to resume trilateral talks in mid-November</strong></p> <p>KYIV: Russia and Ukraine traded major

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The NationalEN

Sultan Haitham renews centuries-old trade links with London on state visit

Oman has renewed its historic links to the City of London with pledges by Sultan Haitham to grow joint investment and keep trade flowing under the shadow of the Iran war. Sultan Haitham, who is on the first Omani state visit to the UK in 44 years, used a banquet address in the finance, shipping and insurance centre to pledge that ties dating back to 1647 wou

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