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The Serbian front

This week has seen the collapse of much of the Entente’s forces in Serbia to the combined might of Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Bulgaria. The offensive at Ovche Pole has ended with the Serbian army in disarray, and the French troops at Krivolak have begun their retreat. Fighting continues in Kosovo, and the Austro-Hungarian troops at the Isonzo are resisting the Italian offensive.

In Macedonia, however, the Bulgarian army has lost the mountainous peak of Kaymakchalan on November 19, leading to a withdrawal from Bitola.

In North Africa, there are growing reports of attacks on Entente troops (mainly British) and their colonial allies by the Senussi people. The unrest in the area has been growing, and there are fears among British troops that bolder attacks are imminent.