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Fake News Punishable by Years in Prison Under Proposed Nicaraguan Law
A proposed law in Nicaragua could allow sentences of two to four years in prison for spreading fake news on...
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Big Promises, but Can China Be Carbon Neutral by 2060?
Xi Jinping announced that China will lead the world into a safer climate future and reach carbon neutrality before 2060.
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COVID-19 Long-Haulers: ‘Infuriated’ and Unheard
For thousands around the world, COVID-19 has become a chronic illness. These 'long-haulers' feel their symptoms are blatantly dismissed by...
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Peru’s Vizcarra Faces Impeachment After Court Bid Fails
Peru's President Vizcarra faces an impeachment trial in Congress Friday after Peru's top court rejected his government's appeal to block...
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Thirteen Detained After Fire Near Second Greek Camp
Thirteen people have been detained on the Greek island of Samos after a fire threatened the local migrant camp.
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65 Killed, 330,000 Left Homeless in Niger Floods
Three months of pounding rain in Niger have left 65 people dead and affected nearly 330,000, while several areas of...
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Thousands Homeless as Blaze Guts Greece’s Main Migrant Camp
Greece's Lesbos island was plunged into crisis Wednesday after thousands of asylum seekers were left homeless from a huge fire...
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Half of Lebanese Could Face Food Shortages: UN
More than half of Lebanon's population risk facing a food crisis in the aftermath of a Beirut port blast that...
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‘I Want To Vote:’ Myanmar’s Muslims, Hindus Sidelined in Election
Myanmar's Rohingya Muslims -- whether in Bangladeshi refugee shelters or confined to camps and villages in Myanmar -- will nearly...
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Bahrain Reaffirms Support for Two-State Solution Despite Pompeo Visit
In a meeting with Pompeo, Bahrain's crown prince reaffirmed his country's dedication to a two-state solution in the Middle East.
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Flash Floods Kill More Than 70 in Afghanistan
Rescue workers in Afghanistan searched Wednesday for survivors of flash floods that killed more than 70 people and destroyed hundreds...
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‘Like a House of Cards:’ Building Collapses in India, Killing 11
Disaster response teams have rescued a four-year-old boy from the debris of a collapsed building in Mahad, India, where at...
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Italy Begins Human Trials of COVID-19 Vaccine
The Lazzaro Spallanzani institute in Rome is inoculating 90 volunteers with their COVID-19 vaccine.
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Another Algeria Journalist Jailed in Growing Crackdown
An Algerian journalist was sentenced Monday to two years in prison, in the latest trial of media and pro-democracy figures...
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Pandemic and Persecution: The Double Threat Facing Brazil’s Indigenous
As Brazil continues to grapple with COVID-19, the indigenous communities in the Amazon rainforest are facing the virus alongside criminal...
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Prominent Russian Opposition Leader Navalny in Coma, Suspected Poisoning
Russia’s prominent opposition leader Alexei Navalny is in a coma and said to be in critical condition after a suspected...
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Why Do ‘Non-Lethal’ Weapons Maim and Kill Protesters?
As street protests worldwide have multiplied, rights groups have sounded the alarm about tear gas, rubber bullets, stun guns, and...
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‘We Stand With Peaceful Demonstrators:’ EU Rejects Belarus Election Result
EU leaders came out in support of peaceful protestors in Belarus, saying they do not acknowledge the re-election of Lukashenko.
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Mali Coup Leaders Pledge New Elections After Detaining President
Mali's president said Wednesday he had resigned to avoid "bloodshed" after he was detained in a military coup, whose leaders...
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In World First, Polish Pharmaceutical Company Produces Plasma-Derived COVID Drug
Polish pharmaceutical company Biomed Lublin has started producing a coronavirus drug from human plasma with COVID-19 antibodies.
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