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Yangon’s Furtive Party Scene Belies Junta Claims of Normality
In wartime Myanmar, nightclub patrons stay until dawn despite the end of a post-coup curfew in the country's most populous...
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Israeli Strikes on South Lebanon Kill 12: Medical Source
Israeli strikes in Lebanon killed at least 12 people, as Israel carried out strikes across the south including the coastal...
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Iran Halts Israel Operation After First Post-Truce Clash
Iran said is ending its latest military operation against Israel after the first exchanges of fire between the foes since...
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Bolivian Congress Ok’s Use of Troops Against Protesters
Bolivia's congress voted to let President Paz deploy soldiers and declare a state of emergency to counter huge street protests.
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Uganda Confirms Two New Ebola Cases: Health Ministry
Uganda confirmed two new cases of Ebola, bringing to seven the total since the virus outbreak was discovered in the...
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Turkey’s Erdogan Shuts Liberal Istanbul University
Turkey's President Erdogan ordered a top independent university with liberal leanings in Istanbul to shut in the middle of the...
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What Do Argentine Scientists Know About Hantavirus So Far?
Hantavirus typically circulates via rodents, but human-to-human transmission such as the outbreak aboard the MV Hondius is also possible.
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Trump Arrives in China for Superpower Summit With Xi
US President Trump landed in Beijing for a high-stakes summit with Chinese leader Xi aimed at easing deep tensions between...
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NGO Reports New Political Prisoner Death in Venezuela’s Custody
A political prisoner who had been held since February was found dead in Venezuelan police custody, the NGO Foro Penal...
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Saudi Bases Open to US Despite Hormuz Operation Disagreement: Sources
US forces have access to Saudi airspace and bases despite being told not to use them for the now suspended...
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War in the Middle East: Latest Developments
China pushes for renewed negotiations as Middle East tensions continue to impact global markets and regional security.
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Iran Has Executed 21, Arrested 4,000 Since Start of Mideast War: UN
Iran has executed at least 21 people and arrested more than 4,000 since the beginning of the Middle East war,...
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Iran FM Blames US for Failure of Talks After Landing in Russia
Iran's top diplomat blamed Washington for the failure of talks after landing in Russia as part of a whirlwind diplomatic...
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Oil Falls, Stocks Mixed as Traders Weigh Outlook After Trump Extends Truce
Oil prices fell and stocks were mixed as investors assess the chances of US-Iran peace talks after US President Trump...
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Nations Gather for First-Ever Conference on Fossil Fuel Exit
More than 50 nations are attending a world-first conference on phasing out fossil fuels in Colombia next week.
Read moreLebanese Civilians Head Home Despite Israel Warning on Truce
Thousands of displaced Lebanese civilians took to the road hoping a 10-day ceasefire with Israel would allow them to return...
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‘Industrial’ Clickbait Disinformation Targets Australian Politics
Vietnam-based Facebook pages are using AI-generated political content to profit from Australia’s polarized debates.
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‘Liberated’: Hungarian Youths Celebrate Orban’s Defeat
Hungarian youths celebrated in Budapest after Viktor Orbán’s 16-year rule ended in a decisive electoral defeat.
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Venezuela Police Clash With Protesters Demanding Salary Rises
Venezuelan police fired tear gas to disperse around 2,000 protesters who marched to demand salary and pension increases.
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US-Iran Truce: What We Know
The US and Iran agreed to a two-week ceasefire in an 11th-hour bid to avert all-out destruction threatened by US...
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