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Syria President Announces $9 Billion Budget for 2019
Syria's president announced a budget for 2019 of almost $9 billion, of which around a third has been allocated to...
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EU Steps Up Fake News Fight Ahead of European Parliament Elections
The EU took steps to protect upcoming elections against disinformation campaigns launching a bloc-wide alert system and pressuring internet giants...
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‘Zero’ Doubt Saudi Crown Prince Directed Khashoggi Murder: GOP Senators
"There's not a smoking gun but a smoking saw."
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Israeli Women Hold Nationwide Protest Over Domestic Violence
Thousands of Israeli women protested against domestic violence in a nationwide strike, calling for more action and state funding to...
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Trump Sends Letter to Imran Khan Seeking Pakistan’s Help in Afghanistan
Pakistan's foreign ministry said US President Trump has written a letter to Prime Minister Khan seeking Islamabad's support in securing...
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US, China Agree to Trade War Ceasefire, More Talks
U.S. President Donald Trump and China's Xi Jinping agreed to suspend any new tariffs in the escalating trade war between...
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Mexican Barons Are the New Colombian Drug Trade Orchestrators
With Colombian authorities waging war on the illicit drug trade with help from their U.S. counterparts, Mexican narcotics barons have...
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Dozens of Women Raped in South Sudan as Attackers Exploit Aid Handouts
In the last 10 days, 125 women and girls have been raped while seeking emergency food in Bentiu, South Sudan,...
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Belgium Terror Threat Persists Amid Radicalization in Jails [Report]
Belgium's domestic intelligence agency warned Friday that the country faces a persistent terror threat, in part because of the radicalization...
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Australia Becomes First Country to Move Against ‘Orphanage Trafficking’
Australia now sees the act of falsely inducing children into orphanages as a form of slavery, in what is believed...
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Indian Pellet Guns in Kashmir Kill, Blind and Enrage
Doctors are fighting to save the right eye of Hiba Jan, the 20-month-old who has become an emblem of India's...
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Lebanon Detains Hundreds of Syrian Refugees in Raids on Camps
Last year, the army detained dozens of Syrians in mass raids on camps in Arsal, sparking a controversy after it...
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German Police Raid Deutsche Bank in ‘Panama Papers’ Probe
The Panama Papers scandal that erupted in 2016 with a massive data leak exposed large-scale tax evasion, laying bare how...
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UN Officials Demand US Uphold Migrants’ Human Rights
In a letter addressed to the governments of the U.S., Mexico, Honduras and Guatemala, officials urged the countries to follow...
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Alarm After Philippines’ Duterte ‘Death Squad’ Plan
Rights groups raised fears Wednesday after Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte announced plans to create a "death squad" targeting suspected communist...
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Drought, Conflict Driving Afghans to ‘Sell’ Off Children: UN
The youngest girls in the survey, some just babies, had been betrothed while girls of 11 and even younger were...
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US Senate to Vote on Yemen War as Near-Apocalyptic Disaster There Looms
US lawmakers will vote this week on a resolution seeking to end support for the Saudi war in Yemen as...
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New World: What Challenges Will North Koreans Face After Opening to the West?
Opening North Korea to the West could lead to psychological challenges for its people, including learning to survive in a...
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China Orders Probe into Scientist’s Claims of First Gene-Edited Babies
Beijing has ordered an investigation into claims by a Chinese scientist to have created the world's first genetically-edited babies.
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China Bars US Citizens from Leaving Over ‘Economic Crimes’
The children say police are preventing them from returning home to compel their father, a former executive at a Chinese...
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