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November 14, 2014 (2014-11-14) (Friday)

Armed conflicts and attacks

Islamic State of Iraq and Syria
- Iraqi forces expel ISIS from the refinery town of Baiji in northern Iraq. (Al Arabiya)

Arts and culture

Russia plans an "alternative Misplaced Pages". (BBC)

International relations

Swedish submarine incidents:
- Sweden releases a sonar image it says is proof that a foreign submarine entered its waters in October. The grainy image shows underwater tracks allegedly left by the vessel. (BBC)

Politics

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is preparing to dissolve the Lower House of the Diet on Tuesday and call a snap election on December 14th in order to seek a public mandate on whether to delay a scheduled increase in the consumption tax. (NHK World)
Nicola Sturgeon becomes Leader of the Scottish National Party. (NY Times)

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