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Alexander Schallenberg sworn in as Austria’s new chancellor

AFP, 11 Oct 2021
Austria's top diplomat Alexander Schallenberg is sworn in as Chancellor of Austria by President Alexander van der Bellen in Vienna. Schallenberg's rise to the chancellery comes after Sebastian Kurz announced his resignation after being implicated in a corruption scandal.

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Triceratops Skeleton Sold at Paris Auction For Over $7 Million to American Collector

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Today in History for October 22nd

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PBS NewsHour full episode, Oct. 21, 2021

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24/7 Port Operations Won't Solve Supply Chain Crunch: Seko Logistics

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Facebook's VR 'Metaverse' is just around the corner

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Trending in China: Delivery man shows off impressive piano skills

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Jonathan Samuels takes a look at Friday's headlines, with broadcaster Steve Richards, and former government special adviser Salma Shah.

Netflix staff join trans activists to protest Dave Chappelle comedy special

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The man behind China's through-building metro station – Liziba

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For more than a century, Indigenous children in Canada were forced to attend residential schools, where many endured abuse.

Boris Johnson on rising Covid-19 cases: 'We're sticking with our plan'

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