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The Heat is On in India’s Mega-Election
Thursday marks the first day of the massive exercise which involves 900 million eligible voters and will take nearly six...
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Sudan’s Bashir Brought Down by People He Ruled With Iron Fist
The 75-year-old had remained defiant in the face of months-long protests that left dozens of demonstrators dead in clashes with...
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Assange Arrested, Charged in US With Computer Hacking Conspiracy
The indictment alleges Assange conspired with Chelsea Manning, a former U.S. Army intelligence analyst, to crack a password stored on...
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Food Can Be the Key to a Long-Term Climate Change Solution
John Rockström, Director of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, provided the key to a long-term climate change solution:...
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Austrian City Suspends Bus Services Over Measles Case
The Austrian city of Klagenfurt indefinitely suspended its bus services Wednesday after a case of measles was detected in one...
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Pompeo Refuses to Back Two-State Solution After Netanyahu Pledge
Secretary of State Pompeo refused to reaffirm US support for a Palestinian state after Israeli PM Netanyahu pledged to annex...
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Netanyahu, Gantz Both Declare Victory After Israeli Election
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his main challenger Benny Gantz were neck and neck after Israeli elections on Tuesday, exit...
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IMF Cuts Global Growth Estimate, Warns of Risks for Recovery
The IMF provided a grim outlook for the global economy, downgrading global growth to 3.3 percent for 2019, the lowest...
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Australian Teen Escapes With Warning For Egging Far-Right Senator
Anning had a day earlier drawn international condemnation when he blamed the attacks in New Zealand that killed 50 people...
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Bouteflika Ally Named Algeria’s First New President in 20 Years
"They don't know that there's democracy ... I want to teach them what freedom is."
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Women Take Leading Role in Sudan Protests
Sudanese women are taking a leading role in protests against President Omar al-Bashir, gaining added inspiration from the demonstrations in...
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France Jails Two ‘Extremist’ Vegans for Butcher Attacks
A court in northern France handed jail terms to two vegan activists for a string of attacks on butchers, shops...
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Tens of Thousands Protest Climate Change in Switzerland
Tens of thousands of people demonstrated Saturday in several Swiss cities against climate change, the Swiss news agency Keystone-ATS reported.
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UK Prepares For ‘Zombie’ European Polls
The prospect of Britain holding European elections would have been unthinkable just weeks ago but, with the prospect of a...
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US Citizens Among Eight Held in Saudi Crackdown: Activists
Saudi Arabia has arrested at least eight writers and bloggers, including two U..S citizens, in an apparent crackdown on supporters...
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Marijuana Legalization Becomes Unexpected Issue in Israeli Polls
Equally as unexpected is the party that has brought the issue to the forefront: the far-right Zehut (Identity), led by...
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MSF Halts Work in Yemen’s Aden After Patient Kidnapped, Killed
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) has stopped admitting patients to its clinic in Yemen's Aden after staff were threatened and a...
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Combating Energy Poverty: The Rise of Off-Grid Energy in Africa
On any given day, lobbyists and business people in offices on Washington’s K street utilize the same amount of energy...
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EU Launches New Action Against Poland to Protect Judges
The E.U. launched fresh action against Poland, saying a new disciplinary regime for judges would have a "chilling effect" on...
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US-China Trade War Could Lift Canada and Mexico [IMF Report]
An all-out trade war would severely damage the U.S. and Chinese economies but could also be a boon to countries...
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