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WHO Urges Rich Countries to Pay Up for Covid Plan
The WHO urged rich countries to pay their fair share of the money needed for its plan to conquer Covid-19...
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Protests Over Classroom Hijab Ban Grow in India
A ban on Islamic headscarves at schools has prompted an outcry among Muslims in southern India, with large crowds taking...
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Iceland to End Whaling as Demand Dwindles
Iceland, one of the only countries that still hunts whales commercially, plans to end the practice from 2024 as demand...
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ISIS Chief Blows Himself Up During US Raid in Syria
US special forces carried out a nighttime airborne raid in northwestern Syria during which the head of the ISIS group...
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Amnesty Joins Other Rights Groups in Designating Israeli Crimes as ‘Apartheid’
Amnesty International labeled Israel an "apartheid" state that treats Palestinians as "an inferior racial group," joining other rights organizations.
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Vladimir Putin’s Ukraine Obsesssion
Russian President Vladimir Putin has an obsession that is so close and yet so far: to return Ukraine to Moscow's...
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Amnesty to Release ‘Apartheid’ Report Despite Israeli Protest
Amnesty International will publish a report labeling Israel's treatment of the Palestinians as "apartheid" despite Israeli calls to withdraw it.
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UN Says No Rights Report on China’s Xinjiang Before Olympics
The UN acknowledged that a widely anticipated report on human rights in Xinjiang, where China stands accused of serious abuses...
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Six Migrants Drown Off Tunisia, 30 Missing
Six migrants drowned and 30 were missing off the coast of Tunisia after their boat sank during a bid to...
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Israeli Film Revisits 1948 Massacre of Palestinians
Israeli director Alon Schwarz concedes he might face a backlash over his documentary on an alleged 1948 massacre of Palestinians,...
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Poland Begins Work on New EU-Belarus Border Wall
Polish contractors began work on a new 353-million euro ($407 million) wall along the Belarus border aimed at deterring migrant...
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Afghan Women Activists Say They Feel Betrayed by Oslo Talks
Afghan women protesting against the Taliban's harsh rule say they have been betrayed by Norway, the first Western nation to...
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German Prosecutors Examines 42 Cases After Church Abuse Probe
Prosecutors in Munich are examining 42 cases of potential misconduct by clergymen in connection with a damning new report on...
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French Parliament Officially Recognizes China’s Uyghur ‘Genocide’
The lower house of France's parliament adopted a resolution that denounced "genocide" by China against its Uyghur population, a minority...
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Norwegian Mass Killer Breivik as Dangerous Now as a Decade Ago: Psychiatrist
Anders Behring Breivik, who is seeking conditional release just 10 years after carrying out Norway's deadliest peacetime attack, poses the...
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Facing Arrest, Ex-Leader Returns to ‘Defend Ukraine’ From Russia
Ukraine's ex-president Petro Poroshenko returned to Kyiv from Poland despite the risk of arrest, vowing to help protect the ex-Soviet...
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US Says Russia Readying ‘False-Flag’ Operation to Invade Ukraine
Russia has put in place operatives trained in explosives to carry out a "false-flag" operation to create a pretext to...
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Germany Convicts Syrian Ex-Colonel in ‘Historic’ Torture Trial
A German court sentenced a former Syrian colonel to life in jail for crimes against humanity in a "historic" verdict.
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Ukrainian Soldier Killed on Eve of Russia-NATO Talks
Ukraine said one of its soldiers had been killed in fighting with pro-Moscow separatists on the eve of talks between...
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17 Killed in Drone Strike in Ethiopia’s Tigray: Aid Workers
Seventeen civilians have been killed in a drone strike in a town in Ethiopia's war-hit Tigray region.
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