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French prime minister suspends a controversial pension reform to avoid government collapse — REUTERS / FES376

France Politics · France

French prime minister suspends a controversial pension reform to avoid government collapse

48% Center coverage: 133 sources

French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu plans to suspend a controversial retirement age increase from 62 to 64.See the Story

Anthony Albanese's Personal Phone Number Leaked Online — REUTERS / pwu404

Australia Politics · Australia

Anthony Albanese's Personal Phone Number Leaked Online

45% Right coverage: 20 sources

The personal contact details of numerous political officials, including Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition Leader Sussan Ley, have been leaked after being published online by an overseas website. See the Story

UN says countries are willing to help fund Gaza's US$70 billion reconstruction

Israel-Gaza · Palestine

UN says countries are willing to help fund Gaza's US$70 billion reconstruction

Coverage: 9 sources

European and Arab nations, Canada and the US appear willing to contribute to the estimated US$70 billion needed to rebuild Gaza, a UN official said on Tuesday (Oct 14), adding that the two-year war there had produced rubble equal to 13 times the pyramids of Giza.See the Story

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