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Zimbabwe’s Incoming Leader Mnangagwa Departs South Africa
Zimbabwe's incoming leader Emmerson Mnangagwa met in South Africa with President Jacob Zuma Wednesday before taking a private jet to...
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Catalonia VS. Kosovo: How Different Are the Cases?
The Catalan independence vote did not affect only the region itself, it stirred up controversy in Serbia, which has had...
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Horrors of Greek Detention Facilities Force Migrants to Attempt Suicides
Horrible conditions in Greek detention centers for refugees have lead to a growing number of self-harm incidents among the detained,...
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Lebanon Prime Minister Hariri Returns to Beirut
Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri arrived in Lebanon from Cyprus on Tuesday night, more than two weeks after his shocking resignation.
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US Warns of Risk of Missiles from Yemen Hitting Saudi Arabia
The United States is warning Americans traveling to Saudi Arabia about the risk of ballistic missile attacks from neighboring Yemen.
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US Slaps Sanctions on North Korean, Chinese Companies
The administration of U.S. President Donald J. Trump imposed new sanctions Tuesday on a slew of North Korean shipping firms...
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Blocking Qatar: Saudi Arabia Plays a Dangerous Game of Power in the Gulf
Ahead of the annual GCC meeting, Qatar is not backing down despite a 5-month blockade on the country by Saudi...
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Robert Mugabe Resigns as Zimbabwe’s President After 37 Years
Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe resigned as president with immediate effect after 37 years in power, shortly after parliament began impeachment proceedings.
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UN Mission Urges Baghdad and Erbil to Start Political Negotiations
The UN Mission urged the governments of Iraq and the Kurdistan region to start talks after a court ruled Erbil's...
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Nigeria Police Say at Least 50 Killed in Mosque Bombing
A teenage suicide bomber attacked a mosque in northeastern Nigeria, killing at least 50 people in one of the region's...
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China Raises Doubts on US Policy on North Korea
China has said it hopes countries would do more to bring North Korea and others back to talks instead of...
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Germany Faces Uncertainty After Coalition Government Talks Break Down
Germany is facing uncertainty after Chancellor Merkel's conservatives failed to form a coalition with two smaller parties.
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US Sanctions Iranian Firms for Counterfeit Yemen Cash
The administration of U.S. President Donald J. Trump has imposed sanctions on six Iranian men and companies for counterfeiting Yemeni...
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Syrian Opposition Leader Quits Ahead of New Round of Talks
A senior Syrian opposition leader has quit his post a week before a new round of U.N.-sponsored peace talks in...
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ICC Prosecutor Requests Investigation for Afghanistan Probe
The prosecutor of the International Criminal Court on Monday asked judges to authorize an investigation of crimes in Afghanistan.
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Greece: Lesbos Island Mayor Vows to Oppose Expansion of Migrant Facilities
Protesters have gathered on the Greek island of Lesbos to show their opposition to a government attempt to expand the...
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UN Chief Urges Probe of Migrants’ Sale in Libya as Slaves
UNITED NATIONS (AP) – U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is calling for an immediate investigation into the reported sale of African...
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US to Declare North Korea a State Sponsor of Terror
U.S. President Donald J. Trump said Monday he intends to declare North Korea a state sponsor of terror.
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Can We Save Our Waters from the World’s Plastic Binge?
With reports warning that the ocean could have more plastic than fish by 2050, advocates are working to clean up...
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Belarus Arrests Ukrainian Journalist on Spying Charges
Belarus' domestic security agency said it arrested Ukraine Radio journalist Pavel Sharoiko on charges of spying for Kiev's espionage agency.
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