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1. Six-year-old Gaza burn victim caught in Israeli dispute over aid Al-Monitor · 13 Nov 2026

   By Nidal al-Mughrabi and Dawoud Abu Alkas CAIRO/GAZA, Nov 13 (Reuters) - The excruciating burns run around the side of Masa Yassin's tiny face, behind her ear, over her scalp and down her neck. Since her family's tent burst into flames when a nearby cooking gas tank exploded in July, part of the…

2. Oriire: Tinubu never spoke to me over abducted pupils, teachers — Makinde Vanguard · 13 Nov 2026

   By Ayobami Okerinde Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde, has said President Bola Tinubu failed to contact him during the 56 days pupils and teachers abducted in the state remained in captivity, despite his efforts to reach the president. Makinde said he expected Tinubu to call or show concern over the…

3. UEC holders: No change to entry requirements for private medical degrees, says Fahmi Malay Mail · 13 Nov 2026

   KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 13 — The government has agreed today to maintain the existing minimum entry requirements for Unified Examination Certificate (UEC) holders seeking admission into medical programmes at private higher education institutions. Communications Minister Datuk Seri Fahmi Fadzil said the…

4. Pinto stars for Senators in big win over Avalanche Global News · 13 Nov 2026

   Shane Pinto won't likely forget his 26th birthday anytime soon.

5. Floreat gunman's daughter condemns 'entitled' father intent on control ABC News (Australia) · 13 Nov 2026

   Ariel Bombara delivers a devastatingly powerful apology for her father's actions at an inquest into the 2024 shooting murders of family friends Jennifer and Gretl Petelczyc.

6. Akwesasne elder makes history as first graduate of McGill’s Indigenous languages PhD program Global News · 13 Nov 2026

   At 73, Mary Onwá Tekahawáhkwen Macdonald is the first graduate of McGill’s Indigenous language revitalization PhD program.

7. Tanzania: BMH Nurses Urged to Embrace Innovation to Improve Patient Care AllAfrica · 13 Nov 2026

   [Daily News] Dodoma -- Nurses have been urged to embrace innovative approaches, strengthen communication and promote teamwork to improve patient care and reduce preventable deaths in health facilities.

8. Why Aid Isn’t Reaching Ebola’s Epicenter The New York Times · 13 Nov 2026

   The Ebola outbreak in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo has a new epicenter, one largely isolated from aid by an armed group that has killed and kidnapped aid workers. Declan Walsh, our chief Africa correspondent, reports from a town where health workers are struggling to contain the…

9. After Xi Purges China’s Generals, a Military Inquisitor Rises The New York Times · 13 Nov 2026

   The rise of Zhang Shengmin suggests that China’s top brass remains embroiled in investigations, potentially complicating preparations for war over Taiwan.

10. Caught Between Killers: Ebola on One Side, Islamic State on the Other The New York Times · 13 Nov 2026

    The new epicenter of Congo’s fast-spreading outbreak is a region scarred by rebel violence. Responders are struggling to help it.