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- 1High school students walk out to protest immigration enforcement●High school students protest immigration enforcement by walking out of school
High school students staged a walkout from classes to protest immigration enforcement, according to local news coverage. Such student walkouts have become a common form of protest against immigration raids and deportations in the United States, often drawing hundreds of participants. The report did not specify which school was involved or how many students took part.
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Norway and Portugal are set to meet in an international football fixture, with the spotlight on the clash between Erling Haaland and Cristiano Ronaldo. Coverage includes predicted lineups, team news, TV broadcast details and predictions, with both star forwards expected to feature for their countries.
- 3Five England players withdraw from squad before international break●Why have FIVE England players withdrawn from squad ahead of international break?
Five England players have pulled out of the national squad ahead of the November international break, prompting questions over injuries and club-versus-country tensions. Sky Sports News examines who has withdrawn, the reasons behind each withdrawal, and what it means for manager Thomas Tuchel's plans for the upcoming World Cup qualifying fixtures. Fans are debating whether the pullouts are genuine or a sign of player fatigue.
- 4Iran's inflation falls 3.9%, central bank says●Inflation in Iran decreases by 3.9% - Central Bank's chairman
The chairman of Iran's Central Bank announced that inflation in the country has decreased by 3.9%. The figure comes as Iranians continue to grapple with high living costs and currency pressure, so any reported easing of price growth draws close attention both at home and among observers of Iran's economy.
- 5Turkish deputy foreign ministers hold meetings in New York●Turkish deputy foreign ministers hold diplomatic meetings in New York
Turkey's deputy foreign ministers are holding diplomatic meetings in New York, Turkish state news agency Anadolu Ajansı reports. The meetings take place during the UN General Assembly period, when New York hosts a dense round of bilateral diplomacy. Ankara's deputies typically use such visits to discuss bilateral ties, regional conflicts and multilateral cooperation with counterparts from other countries.