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Italy’s Salvini Says Ready to Talk to Ease France Spat
The escalating war of words began last year after Di Maio's Five Star Movement and Salvini's far-right League won elections...
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No-Deal Brexit Could Cost 600,000 Jobs Worldwide [Study]
They noted that "since markets are linked up across the globe, suppliers based outside the European Union are also affected"...
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IMF Warns of Global Economic ‘Storm’ as Growth Undershoots
The International Monetary Fund warned governments to gear up for a possible economic storm as growth undershoots expectations.
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Migrant Girls Targeted in Two Berlin Assaults
Police in Berlin on Sunday were investigating two separate assaults against young girls believed to have been motived by anti-migrant...
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Italy’s Deputy Prime Minister Defends French Visit as Ties Hit Post-War Low
Italy's deputy PM defended his trip to meet with anti-government protesters in France, which has sparked the biggest diplomatic crisis...
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Instagram Curbs Self-Harm Posts After Teen Suicide
British teen Molly Russell took her own life in her bedroom in 2017. The 14-year-old's social media history revealed that...
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Barely Alive After IS, Syrian Babies Haunted by Malnutrition
They survived the Islamic State group's crumbling "caliphate" by a thread, but skeletal babies streaming into this displacement camp in...
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EU Elections Must Not ‘Paralyze’ Asylum Reform: Commissioner
Avramopoulos touched on fears that the run-up to May's elections to the European Parliament will only harden a years-long impasse...
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Khashoggi Murder ‘Planned and Perpetrated’ by Saudi Officials: UN Expert
A United Nations rapporteur probing the murder in Turkey of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi said Thursday the killing was planned...
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Former Brazil President Lula Given Nearly 13 years in New Conviction
Defenders of the former president say that he has been unfairly targeted in a sweeping corruption probe and that he...
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Aid Convoy Reaches Desperate Syrians in Rukban: Red Crescent
Last month, the U.N. children's agency UNICEF said eight children had died at the camp due to winter cold and...
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Philippines to Charge Time ‘Person of the Year’ Winning Journalist
Philippine prosecutors will file a libel charge carrying 12 years in prison against Time 'Person of the Year' winning journalist...
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Taliban Demand New Constitution for Afghanistan at Rare Talks
The Taliban demanded a new constitution for Afghanistan and promised an "inclusive Islamic system" to govern the war-torn country.
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Pope Francis Makes History With Muslim Dialogue in UAE
The pope was expected to raise the issue of Yemen, devastated by a war in which the UAE is a...
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‘Don’t Send Me to Bahrain:’ Refugee Footballer Pleads in Bangkok
Hakeem al-Araibi, a Bahraini refugee and Australian resident, fears torture and even death if he is returned to his homeland.
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Taliban to Meet Afghan Opposition in Moscow: Official
The Taliban will send a delegation to Russia for a rare meeting with Afghan opposition leaders, just days after peace...
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Venezuela’s Maduro Calls for Early Legislative Elections
Venezuela President Maduro called for parliamentary elections, a bid that could potentially sideline opposition leader Guaido's challenge to his authority.
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Afghan Women Fear Cost of Peace Will be Their Freedom
"We never want to go back. We never want to lose our freedom."
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UN Demands Humanitarian Access to Eastern Syria
Since early December at least 29 young children and newborns died on their journey fleeing the area.
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More Colombians Forced to Flee Homes Amid Festering Conflicts
In the first 25 days of 2019, around 1,300 people were forced to flee their homes in Colombia, with one...
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