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By Amara Osei//Europe12 November 2026

Northern Assembly Reaches Late Deal on Shared Border Checks

Negotiators settled the last clause after midnight, ending a year of talks over customs posts on the northern road.

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A Record Grain Harvest Reaches the Ports
By Henrik Vale//Europe11 November 2026

A Record Grain Harvest Reaches the Ports

Farmers say the dry summer helped, but storage is now the problem.

Night-Time Curfew Review Reaches the High Court
By Mei Tanaka//Europe10 November 2026

Night-Time Curfew Review Reaches the High Court

Judges will decide whether the emergency rules outlived their purpose.

Lighthouse Keepers Return to the Northern Cape
By Henrik Vale//Europe10 November 2026

Lighthouse Keepers Return to the Northern Cape

Three stations will be staffed again after automation failed in two winter storms.

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By Amara Osei//Europe10 November 2026

Budget Committee Splits Over the Rural Rail Fund

A late amendment would move money from motorways to branch lines.

Coastal States Sign a Twenty-Year Pact on Offshore Power
By Amara Osei//Africa12 November 2026

Coastal States Sign a Twenty-Year Pact on Offshore Power

Five governments agreed to share cables, ports and the profits of a new wind corridor.

Tidal Wetlands Win Protected Status
By Henrik Vale//Africa11 November 2026

Tidal Wetlands Win Protected Status

The decision covers more than nine hundred square kilometres of mangrove and mudflat.

The River Town That Refused to Move
By Mei Tanaka//Africa10 November 2026

The River Town That Refused to Move

Twice flooded and twice offered relocation, the people of Ardle have decided to stay and argue instead.

Migrating Flocks Return Early to the Delta
By Henrik Vale//Africa10 November 2026

Migrating Flocks Return Early to the Delta

Rangers counted record numbers on the mudflats a fortnight ahead of schedule.

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By Amara Osei//Africa10 November 2026

Solar Co-Ops Light the Last Market Towns

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By Amara Osei//Asia12 November 2026

Island Ferries Return as the Strait Reopens to Passengers

The first crossing in three weeks sailed full, with queues on both quays before dawn.

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By Henrik Vale//Asia11 November 2026

Hot-Spring Towns Limit Their Visitors

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