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People carry their belonging on their heads while they walk on a flooded road following heavy rain downpour in Wawa in Ogun State southwest Nigeria

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Deadly Floods Kill 50 in Northern Nigeria

Russian TV Journalist Faces Jail Time for Anti-Putin Protest

FBI Raid on Trump’s Home Ignites Political Firestorm

Ukraine Calls for De-Militarization of Occupied Nuclear Plant

Myanmar Junta Charges Japanese Journalist With Encouraging Dissent

Taiwan Defiant as China Readies Military Drills Over Pelosi Visit

UN Chief Warns Humanity ‘One Miscalculation Away From Nuclear Annihilation’

World Bank Refuses New Funding for Bankrupt Sri Lanka

EU Border Agency ‘Covered Up’ Greece’s Illegal Migrant Pushbacks

Greenpeace Sues UK Government Over Shell Gas Field

EU Slaps Sanctions on Syrians Accused of Recruiting Mercenaries for Russia

Biden Vows Climate Action as Heat Waves Slam US, Europe

‘Shocking’ Government Report Lists Devastation to Australia Wildlife

European Union to Target Russian Gold With New Sanctions

Bank of America Fined $225 Mn for ‘Botching’ US Covid-19 Aid Payments

Rwanda Genocide on Trial at Home and Abroad

More Victims to Be Buried on Srebrenica Genocide Anniversary

Russia Says US ‘Hype’ Not Helping Arrested WNBA Player Griner

Iran Media Says Foreign Diplomats Arrested Including Briton

US Says Al Jazeera Journalist Likely Shot by Israel But Not Intentionally

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