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AP Washington correspondent Sagar Meghani reports on Israel-Palestinians.

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Israel and Hamas agree to extend truce for two more days, and to free more hostages and prisoners
By TIA GOLDENBERG, JACK JEFFERY AND SAMY MAGDY - Associated Press
Mon,11/27/23-1:58AM , 82 Reads
TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — Israel and Hamas agreed to extend their cease-fire for two more days past Monday, raising the prospect of further exchanges of militant-held hostages for Palestinians imprisoned by Israel and a longer halt to their deadliest and most destructive war.
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An overhead view of silos at a grain handling and storage facility in central Ukraine, Friday, Nov. 10, 2023. In recent months, an increasing amount of grain has been unloaded from overcrowded silos and is heading to ports on the Black Sea, set to traverse a fledgling shipping corridor launched after Russia pulled out of a U.N.-brokered agreement this summer that allowed food to flow safely from Ukraine during the war. (AP Photo/Hanna Arhirova)

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Ukraine has a new way to get its grain to the world despite Russia's threat in the Black Sea
By HANNA ARHIROVA AND COURTNEY BONNELL - Associated Press
Sun,11/26/23-11:05PM , 50 Reads
KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Grain thunders into rail cars and trucks zip around a storage facility in central Ukraine, a place that growing numbers of companies turned to as they struggled to export their food to people facing hunger
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Stocks lose momentum to start the week. The AP's Seth Sutel reports. ((self intro))

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Stock market today: Asian shares mostly higher ahead of consumer confidence and price data
By ELAINE KURTENBACH - AP Business Writer
Sun,11/26/23-10:07PM , 137 Reads
BANGKOK (AP) — Shares were mixed in Asia on Tuesday after Wall Street benchmarks edged lower as investors waited for updates on inflation and how American consumers are feeling about the economy.

Tokyo and Hong Kong fell while Shanghai, Seoul and Sydney gained.
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New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon, center, talks with with Governor-General Dame Cindy Kiro during the swearing-in ceremony at Government House in Wellington, New Zealand, Monday, Nov. 27, 2023. Luxon, the 53-year-old former businessman, was officially sworn in as New Zealand's 42nd prime minister on Monday, and said his top priority was to improve the economy. (Mark Mitchell/New Zealand Herald via AP)

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Christopher Luxon sworn in as New Zealand prime minister, says priority is to improve economy
By NICK PERRY - Associated Press
Sun,11/26/23-8:19PM , 87 Reads
WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — Christopher Luxon was sworn in as New Zealand's prime minister on Monday and said his top priority was to improve the economy.
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