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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, left, talks to Philippine National Police (PNP) Director General Ronald Dela Rosa, right, during a press conference in Manila on January 30, 2017.

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‘Glaring Irony:’ Ex-Duterte Adviser Accused of Drug Trafficking

2019/03/27

US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

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Trump Signs US Recognition of Israeli Sovereignty Over Golan Heights

2019/03/25

US Senate to Vote on Yemen War as Near-Apocalyptic Disaster There Looms

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Infested Yemen Food Aid Needs Fumigation to Feed Millions: WFP

2019/03/20

Putin: US Fails to Comply With Nuclear, Chemical Weapons Treaties

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Putin Signs Laws Against ‘Disrespecting’ Authorities, Fake news

2019/03/18

Slain Brazilian LGBT activist and city councilor Marielle Franco.

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Two Brazilian Police Arrested Over Killing of Activist Marielle Franco

2019/03/12

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Arab Party Barred From Israel Polls After Claims it Backed ‘Terror’

2019/03/07

A demonstrator dressed as Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (C) with blood on his hands protests outside the Saudi embassy in Washington, DC after Khashoggi went missing.

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In Middle East, Impunity Reigned in 2018: Amnesty

2019/02/26

Demonstrators march in an LGBT pride parade in Uganda.

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Anti-Gay Laws Widespread in Africa Despite Gains

2019/02/20

French President Emmanuel Macron spoke at the COP23 meeting in Bonn, Germany

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Macron to Unveil Measures to Fight Anti-Semitism Amid Spike in Hate Crimes

2019/02/20

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Warsaw Conference to Lay Bare US, Israeli Isolation on Iran

2019/02/13

Women and children living in the Rukban camp along the Syria-Jordan border in 2016.

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Aid Convoy Reaches Desperate Syrians in Rukban: Red Crescent

2019/02/06

Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte and the army.

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Philippines to Charge Time ‘Person of the Year’ Winning Journalist

2019/02/06

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Pope Francis Makes History With Muslim Dialogue in UAE

2019/02/04

A sign is displayed on a government building that is closed because of the US government shutdown in Washington

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US Shutdown Subtracted $11 Billion from GDP: Congressional Report

2019/01/28

A Syrian refugee holds a baby in a refugee camp set in the town of Harmanli, south-east of Sofia

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Winter Weather Killed 15 Displaced Children in Syria: UN

2019/01/15

Kadyrov, Medvedev and Putin at the Kremlin

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Two Dead, Forty Detained in New ‘Gay Purge’ in Chechnya: Activists

2019/01/14

Middle East

‘No Life Without Water’: Kabul Faces Water Crisis as Drought, Population Strain Supply

2019/01/11

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Children Tortured in Iraqi Kurdistan for ‘IS Links,’ Rights Group Says

2022/02/16

The arrest of migrants by police in Hungary

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‘Record of Shame:’ European Ports Remain Closed to Sick Children

2019/01/04

World

Spain Moves to Extend Statute of Limitations for Child Abuse

2019/01/03

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‘Glaring Irony:’ Ex-Duterte Adviser Accused of Drug Trafficking

Trump Signs US Recognition of Israeli Sovereignty Over Golan Heights

Infested Yemen Food Aid Needs Fumigation to Feed Millions: WFP

Putin Signs Laws Against ‘Disrespecting’ Authorities, Fake news

Two Brazilian Police Arrested Over Killing of Activist Marielle Franco

Arab Party Barred From Israel Polls After Claims it Backed ‘Terror’

In Middle East, Impunity Reigned in 2018: Amnesty

Anti-Gay Laws Widespread in Africa Despite Gains

Macron to Unveil Measures to Fight Anti-Semitism Amid Spike in Hate Crimes

Warsaw Conference to Lay Bare US, Israeli Isolation on Iran

Aid Convoy Reaches Desperate Syrians in Rukban: Red Crescent

Philippines to Charge Time ‘Person of the Year’ Winning Journalist

Pope Francis Makes History With Muslim Dialogue in UAE

US Shutdown Subtracted $11 Billion from GDP: Congressional Report

Winter Weather Killed 15 Displaced Children in Syria: UN

Two Dead, Forty Detained in New ‘Gay Purge’ in Chechnya: Activists

‘No Life Without Water’: Kabul Faces Water Crisis as Drought, Population Strain Supply

Children Tortured in Iraqi Kurdistan for ‘IS Links,’ Rights Group Says

‘Record of Shame:’ European Ports Remain Closed to Sick Children

Spain Moves to Extend Statute of Limitations for Child Abuse

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