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

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UN to Resume Food Aid in Yemen Rebel-Held Areas

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Goldman Sachs is under scrutiny in connection to the 1MDB scandal

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A soldier in India's disputed Kashmir region

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UN Warns Italy Over Criminalizing Migrant Rescue Boats

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Israeli settler standing guard in the occupied West Bank town of al-Khalil (Hebron) on November 3, 2018

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Police fires tear gas at protestors in Hong Kong.

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Thousands of Dutch students skipped classes to march for action on climate change earlier this month

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Uproar as India Abolishes Kashmir’s Special Autonomy

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Barbed-wire encloses Europe's one-time biggest asylum seeker and migrants reception centre of Mineo, Sicily, Italy, on July 8, 2019 on the eve of its closure

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EU Border Force Accused of Allowing Abuse of Migrants: Report

August 5, 2019

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Trump Calls for Gun Control Measures Amid Charges He Fuels Far-Right Extremism

August 5, 2019

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Polish Police Arrest Leader of UK’s Largest Ever Modern Slavery Ring

August 1, 2019

Protestors in Sudan wave a flag while sitting on top of a car

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Sudan Talks to Resume as Thousands Demonstrate Against Student Killings

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Ethiopia Aims to Plant Four Billion Trees by October

July 31, 2019

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EU Countries to Share Migrants Stranded on Boat by Italy’s Salvini

July 31, 2019

Migrant women and children with a US border patrol officer

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Over 900 Migrant Children Taken From Parents by US in Last Year

July 31, 2019

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Puerto Rico’s Outgoing Governor Names Successor

July 31, 2019

US Withholds $65 Million in Palestinian Aid

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Swiss Suspend Funding to Crisis-Hit UN Agency for Palestinians

July 30, 2019

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Malaysia Files Charges Against 17 Current, Ex-Goldman Execs Over 1MDB

Venezuela’s Maduro Freezes Talks With Opposition After US Embargo

Puerto Rico Court Declares New Governor’s Swearing-in Unconstitutional

Trump Met With Cold Reception at Sites of Recent Mass Shootings

Protester Dies, Scores Arrested in Indian Kashmir Lockdown

UN Warns Italy Over Criminalizing Migrant Rescue Boats

Israel Advances Plans for More Than 2,300 Settlement Homes: NGO

Bloody Battle as Hong Kong Protesters and Opponents Clash in Streets

July Hottest Month Ever Measured, 2019 Set to be Among Warmest Years

Uproar as India Abolishes Kashmir’s Special Autonomy

EU Border Force Accused of Allowing Abuse of Migrants: Report

Trump Calls for Gun Control Measures Amid Charges He Fuels Far-Right Extremism

Polish Police Arrest Leader of UK’s Largest Ever Modern Slavery Ring

Sudan Talks to Resume as Thousands Demonstrate Against Student Killings

Ethiopia Aims to Plant Four Billion Trees by October

EU Countries to Share Migrants Stranded on Boat by Italy’s Salvini

Over 900 Migrant Children Taken From Parents by US in Last Year

Puerto Rico’s Outgoing Governor Names Successor

Swiss Suspend Funding to Crisis-Hit UN Agency for Palestinians

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