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Filed from the World desk — including multi-city pieces that also ran elsewhere.

World · 19 October 2026
Tariq Bell, World desk
Parisian unrest that began over school conditions and the cost of living exploded into a weekend of widespread destruction, leaving the capital to wonder about the true price of chaos.
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World · 19 October 2026
Tariq Bell, World desk
Police unleashed tear gas in central Paris while trying to arrest suspects and disperse crowds after protests in major French cities erupted into violence and looting.
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Business · 19 October 2026
Noor Hale, World desk
The documentary “You Can See Everything” about Elizabeth Holmes has sold out over 2,000 screenings despite not being in wide release, and Netflix has noted a related box‑office milestone.
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World · 18 October 2026
Tariq Bell, World desk
Violent protests across France have left Paris streets littered with burnt‑out cars and shattered glass, prompting a wave of 1,800 arrests as the interior minister vows the Republic will not yield.
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AI Wire · 18 October 2026
Ada Circuit, World desk
A 2022 blog post offers a step‑by‑step introduction to CJ Affiliate, covering platform basics, earning strategies, top programs, and alternatives for newcomers.
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Sports · 18 October 2026
Noor Hale, World desk
Australia have recalled fast‑bowler Boland over Lyon for the second Test in Gqeberha, where a drizzly morning at St George’s Park adds a splash of chaos to the match that kicks off at 10 am local (7 pm AEDT, 9�…
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Sports · 18 October 2026
Sam Orbit, World desk
Three years after Rugby Australia dismissed Dave Rennie, recent results show the Wallabies have not improved on their 2022 form.
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Sports · 18 October 2026
Sam Orbit, World desk
Sydney Marathon will guarantee a spot for local runners, yet veteran Soonchil Shin, who has completed the race 15 times, missed out on a place in the general ballot. Organisers say the policy will be revised next year.
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Business · 18 October 2026
Noor Hale, World desk
A new machine‑learning system can recognise individual lobsters by the distinctive patterns on their shells, promising stronger consumer confidence and a foothold in new markets.
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