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Anadolu Agency's Morning Briefing - Nov. 28, 2022

Daily briefing on the latest developments around the world

Burak Bir  | 28.11.2022 - Update : 28.11.2022
Anadolu Agency's Morning Briefing - Nov. 28, 2022

ANKARA

Anadolu Agency is here with a rundown of the latest developments around the world.

Riots erupted in Belgium’s capital and several Dutch cities after Morocco beat Belgium in a World Cup Group F match.

The death toll from an earthquake that jolted Indonesia rose to 321.

Russia is preparing new missile strikes, Ukraine’s president said, adding they “know this for a fact.”

Iran has hit out at former German footballer and coach Jurgen Klinsmann, demanding his resignation from the FIFA Technical Study Group for his comments after Iran's 2-0 win against Wales.

The UK announced that it has provided Brimstone 2 precision-guided missiles to the Ukrainian army as part of an aid package promised by the UK premier during his trip to Ukraine’s capital Kyiv earlier this month.


France is facing a shortage of pharmacists and is urgently seeking to recruit 15,000, said the head of the country's pharmacy federation.

Canada has been knocked out of the World Cup after suffering a crushing 4-1 loss to Croatia in their Group F match.

Protests were held in a number of cities against China’s strict coronavirus pandemic policy following a deadly fire in the western Xinjiang region.

Germany were held to a 1-1 draw with Spain, enabling them to keep their World Cup dreams alive in Group E.

New names were revealed as the alleged targets of government spying that has exploded into a scandal in Greece.

Nearly 50,000 railway workers in Austria will hold a one-day "warning strike" across the country Monday after they failed to reach a collective labor agreement with their employers.

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