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Teenage Syrian Laid to Rest by Poland-Belarus Border
A Syrian teenager who drowned last month while trying to cross a river into the EU from Belarus was laid...
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US Journalist Detained in Myanmar Sentenced to 11 Years in Prison
A Myanmar junta court sentenced an American journalist to 11 years in prison on charges of unlawful association, incitement against...
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UN Says Ethiopia Detains 72 World Food Program Drivers
The United Nations said that Ethiopia had detained 72 drivers working for the World Food Programme (WFP) in a northern...
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Former US Marine Starts Hunger Strike in Russian Prison
A former US marine serving a nine-year prison term in Russia has launched a hunger strike to protest alleged violations...
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NGO Ship Carrying 800 Migrants Pleads for Safe Port
A charity ship carrying 800 migrants pleaded with Italy to assign it a safe port, as attempts to cross the...
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France’s Trump? Eric Zemmour Has Studied The Playbook
Eric Zemmour, a likely candidate in France's presidential election next year, is candid about his admiration for Donald Trump's campaign...
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COP26 Leaders Vow New Drive to End Deforestation by 2030
World leaders issued a multi-billion-dollar pledge to end deforestation by 2030, a promise met with skepticism by environmental groups who...
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Mexican Journalist Dies Two Days After Being Shot
Mexican magazine founder Alfredo Cardoso died after being shot five times, the second journalist to be killed in the country...
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COP26: World Leaders in Glasgow for ‘Last, Best Hope’ Climate Summit
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson welcomed more than 120 world leaders to historic climate talks in Glasgow with the stark...
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Sweden Charges Dozens Over BLM Protest Aftermath
Swedish prosecutors said they were charging dozens of people over a violent riot in that erupted after a peaceful Black...
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Saudi Releases Shiite Ex-Death Row Prisoner Al-Nimr: Rights Group
Ali al-Nimr, a Saudi from the Shiite minority who received a death sentence that was later commuted, was released after...
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African Union Suspends Sudan Over Military Coup
The African Union said it had suspended Sudan until civilian rule in the country is restored, saying it rejected the...
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Indigenous Australians Sue Government Over Climate Change
Indigenous residents of low-lying islands off northern Australia filed a landmark lawsuit aimed at forcing the government to protect them...
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Russian Hackers Behind Fresh US Cyberattack: Microsoft
The state-backed Russian hacking group that carried out last year's massive SolarWinds cyberattacks is behind a new and ongoing assault...
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Occupied Gaza’s First Woman Basketball Referee Hits The Court
Amira Ismail, 23, who officiated the Gaza City-Nuseirat match, has been making history in the Israel-blockaded Palestinian enclave ruled by...
Read moreFour Migrants Dead, 21 Missing Off Coast of Spain
The bodies of four migrants have been found off southern Spain, the coast guard said, adding that it was looking...
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Journalists Maria Ressa and Dmitry Muratov Win Nobel Peace Prize
The Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to journalists Maria Ressa of the Philippines and Dmitry Muratov of Russia for their...
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Germany Puts Oldest Suspect of Nazi Crimes on Trial
A 100-year-old former concentration camp guard became the oldest person yet to be tried for Nazi-era crimes in Germany as...
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62 Children Died in NE Syria Camp This Year: Report
Save the Children said 62 children died in Syrian camps where families live in violence, fires, malnutrition, and illness.
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At Least 50 Killed in Yemen Clashes: Military Sources
At least 50 rebels and pro-government troops, including a high-ranking officer, have been killed in clashes in Yemen, military sources...
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