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Ukraine's ambassador to the U.S.
has expressed serious concerns about the plan, as have a number of European countries.
Israel has killed a senior Hezbollah commander in an airstrike in Beirut.
According to Lebanese health authorities, the strike in a crowded residential area also killed four other people and wounded dozens.
In Nigeria, officials say 50 of the more than 300 students kidnapped from a boarding school on Friday have escaped and returned home.
Two suicide bombers attacked a security force office in northwestern Pakistan on Monday morning local time.
Officials say at least three officers were killed in that attack.
One of the bombers detonated his explosives at the compound's main gate.
The other was shot and killed by officers.
No group has claimed responsibility so far for that attack.
The Witches from Oz movie Wicked for Good is casting its spell around the world.
A new law in Australia banning the use of social media by anyone younger than 16 takes effect on December 10th.
Ahead of that deadline, Meta is urging young Australians to download their digital histories before deleting their accounts.
Meta owns Facebook and Instagram.
The company is the first social media platform to outline a compliance plan.
Meta is a financial supporter of NPR.