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Young Afghan General Takes Fight Against Taliban to Social Media
36-year-old Sami Sadat, Afghanistan's highest-ranking army officer, is leading the fight against the Taliban on the battlefield and on social media.
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Between Holocaust and Israel: Jews Jailed on Cyprus
Between August 1946 and February 1949, more than 52,000 Jews taken off 39 boats were detained in a dozen camps...
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China Mass Testing Shows Virus Cases at Six-Month High
China reported its highest daily number of local coronavirus cases in months as mass testing and contact tracing campaigns uncovered...
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More Than 250 Palestinians Injured in West Bank Clashes: Medics
About 270 Palestinian protesters were injured, mostly by tear gas fire, in clashes with Israeli troops in the West Bank.
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70 Percent of EU Adults Have at Least One Covid Shot, Brussels Says
EU chief Ursula von der Leyen said that 70 percent of adults in the bloc have received at least one...
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UN Warns of ‘Unprecedented’ Afghan Civilian Deaths From Taliban Offensives
The United Nations warned that Afghanistan could see the highest number of civilian deaths in more than a decade if...
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Judges Order UK Far-Right Figure to Pay Syrian Boy £100,000
Judges ordered British far-right figurehead Tommy Robinson to pay £100,000 to a Syrian boy after ruling on Thursday that he had...
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Migrant Workers Halt Two-Month Hunger Strike in Belgium
Hundreds of undocumented workers, mainly from Morocco and Algeria, suspended a two-month hunger strike to demand Belgian authorities let them...
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After Unprecedented Protests, What Next for Cuba?
A week after unprecedented anti-government protests in communist Cuba, a superficial calm appears to have returned to the island.
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United Nations Voices Alarm Following Israeli Spyware Revelation
The UN voiced alarm at reports that several governments used Israeli phone malware to spy on activists, journalists and others,...
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BioNTech Produces 10 Times More Antibodies Than China’s Sinovac: Study
People who received BioNTech's coronavirus vaccine had 10 times the amount of antibodies than those given China's Sinovac, a Hong...
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COVID Infections on the Rise Worldwide: AFP Tally
New Covid-19 infections have been on the rise across the world since late June, topping half a million, increases not...
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Polish Court Defies EU as Critics Warn on ‘Polexit’
Poland's Constitutional Court defied the European Union on Wednesday with a ruling that government critics said puts a question mark...
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Two More Suspects Arrested Over Killing of Gay Man in Spain
Two more suspects, both minors, have been arrested in Spain over the weekend killing of a young gay man that...
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Iran Seeking to Cut Executions of Child Offenders to Zero
Iran is doing its best to bring down the number of executions of child offenders to zero, a senior Iranian...
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Rights Lawyer Calls Hong Kong ‘City of Fear’ as Bail Denied
Hong Kong has become a "city of fear" where democracy activists are silenced with pre-emptive arrests, a prominent human rights...
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French Court Gives Govt Nine Months to Boost Climate Change Action
France's top administrative court gave the government a nine-month deadline to take "all the necessary steps" to reach its targets...
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Cross-Border Aid to Syria Will End, Says Russian Ambassador to UN
UN authorization of cross-border humanitarian aid to Syria without Damascus's agreement will stop, the Russian ambassador to the United Nations...
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Covid Tourism Impact Could Top $4 Trillion: UN
The economic impact from the plunge in tourism since the pandemic emerged last year could top $4 trillion, a UN...
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Turkish Reporters Demand Protection After Violent Arrest
Dozens of reporters in Istanbul and Ankara rallied demanding protection from the police following the violent arrest of an AFP...
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