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In Historic Reversal, US Will No Longer Consider Israeli Settlements Illegal
The statement puts the United States at odds with virtually all countries and U.N. Security Council resolutions.
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China Defends Xinjiang Crackdown After Massive Document Leak
Over 400 pages of internal papers obtained by the New York Times showed that President Xi Jinping ordered officials to...
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Spy Agency Leaks Show ‘Vast’ Iranian Influence in Iraq
Iraq has close but complicated ties with both Iran, its large eastern neighbor, and the United States, which opposes Tehran's...
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Interim Bolivian Government Threatens Arrest of Opposition Legislators
Amid continuing political and social unrest in Bolivia, the interim government is threatening to arrest opposition lawmakers for alleged acts...
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Chile to Vote on New Constitution in Response to Mass Protests
The current Constitution does not establish the state's responsibility to provide education and healthcare - two demands made by millions...
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Climate Change Worsening Severe Hunger in Horn of Africa
Nearly 13 million people are facing severe hunger in the Horn of Africa nd experts say as climate change accelerates,...
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Stand Off in Bolivia as Mass Indigenous Protests Demand Morales’ Return
After the coup that deposed Bolivia's Evo Morales, indigenous communities have staged mass protests against the new conservative interim president,...
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China Accused of ‘Falsifying’ Organ Donation Data
China is engaged in the "systemic falsification" of organ donation data, researchers suggested, casting doubt on claims it ended forced-harvesting...
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Climate Change Poses ‘Lifelong’ Child Health Risk
Climate change will damage the health of an entire generation unless there are immediate cuts to fossil fuel emissions, from...
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Fearing Attacks, Asylum-Seekers Storm UN Office in S.Africa
A leader of the group warned that "if the police try to move us, they must bring coffins."
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The Fight for Justice Over Myanmar’s Rohingya ‘Genocide’
U.N. investigators last year branded the bloody expulsion a genocide, and called for the prosecution of top generals - including...
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Iraq Demonstrations Flare as Baghdad Faces Renewed Pressure
Anti-government rallies intensify in Iraq's capital and south Wednesday amidst pressure on Baghdad from both the streets and the United...
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Bolivian Power Vacuum Filled, But Unrest Continues
Longtime Morales opponent Jeanine Anez stepped into the power vacuum left when the president was deposed in a military coup...
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Everything You Need to Know About the Bolivian Coup and What Comes Next
The Globe Post spoke with Latin America expert Alex Main about what happened in Bolivia and what the country might...
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In High-Stakes UK Election, Underdog Labour Party Charts Unique Path
Unlike the other major parties which are mainly focused on their contrasting visions on the Brexit issue, the Labour Party...
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Catalan MPs Irk Spain With New Resolution on Secession
But the move could have legal consequences for regional parliament speaker Roger Torrent, who has received repeated legal warnings not...
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EU Court Says Israel Settlement Goods Must be Labeled
The Luxembourg-based court ruled after France's top tribunal asked for clarification of rules on labeling goods from the West Bank,...
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Power Vacuum in Bolivia After Morales Deposed in Coup
The ousting of Morales came three weeks after he won reelection in polls that were marred by disputed, unsubstantiated allegations...
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Former Brazil President Lula Freed from Prison After Supreme Court Ruling
Lula has adamantly maintained that he is innocent and that the charges against him were politically motivated. In June, the Intercept...
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Erdogan Threatens to Open Europe Gates for Refugees
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan reiterated his threat to "open the gates" for refugees into Europe unless international support is...
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