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Mexico’s President to Open Archives on ‘Dirty War’ Period
Obrador said the archives show how intelligence agencies targeted activists and opposition groups during the country's "dirty war."
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Planned Indictment of Netanyahu: What You Need to Know
Here are a series of questions and answers on the allegations and their impact on April 9 elections
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Dozen Journalists Arrested at Algiers Censorship Protest
Algerian police arrested Thursday a dozen journalists protesting "censorship" of coverage of demonstrations against a fifth term for President Abdelaziz...
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UN Probe Accuses Israel of Possible Crimes Against Humanity
"They have intentionally shot people with disabilities. They have intentionally shot journalists."
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Why Trump ‘Walked’ From North Korea Talks Without Deal
The U.S.-North Korea nuclear summitended abruptly without a deal, with Trump saying he had decided to "walk" in the face...
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Kim Opens Door to US Presence in Pyongyang at Nuke Talks
During sit-down talks earlier Thursday, the North Korean leader said he would welcome the opening of a U.S. liaison office...
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No Country For Young Children: The Rise of Statelessness Across Europe
Stateless children are denied socioeconomic rights such as education, healthcare, and employment opportunities and civil rights such as freedom from...
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In Middle East, Impunity Reigned in 2018: Amnesty
"Allies of governments in the region have always placed lucrative trade agreements, security cooperation, or multi-billion dollar arms sales ahead...
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Top Pope Aide Cardinal Pell Convicted of Child Sex Crimes
Australian Cardinal George Pell, one of Pope Francis' closest advisors, has been found guilty of sexually assaulting two choirboys, becoming...
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Argentina’s Chief Rabbi Injured in Attack at Home
Seven men were involved in the assault Monday in Buenos Aires on Gabriel Davidovich, who is 56.
Read moreAhead of Trump-Kim Summit, Red Cross Warns of Food Shortage in North Korea
The report raises fears that the country’s most vulnerable - children, mothers, the elderly, and those with medical issues -...
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Pope Vows ‘All-Out Battle’ Saying Child Sex Abuse Like ‘Human Sacrifice’
Pope Francis vowed to tackle every single case of sexual abuse by priests in the Roman Catholic Church, comparing pedophilia...
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Venezuela Severs Relations With Colombia
President Nicolas Maduro has severed diplomatic ties with Venezuela's neighbor Colombia after it backed his rival Juan Guaido.
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US Delegation Travels to Colombia-Venezuela Border as Crisis Turns Deadly
On Friday, two people were reportedly killed and 15 were wounded by Venezuelan troops enforcing a blockade on the border...
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Hunger Worsens in South Sudan Despite Peace Deal [UN Report]
Tens of thousands face starvation in South Sudan, as fighting continues despite a peace deal signed six months ago meant...
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Swedish Climate Activist Brings Major Youth Protest to Paris
"You are not mature enough to tell it like it is. Even that burden you leave to us children," Thunberg...
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Road Blocks, Strike in Catalonia Against Separatists’ Trial
Nine separatist leaders have been accused of rebellion, a serious offense that implies a "violent uprising."
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Anti-Gay Laws Widespread in Africa Despite Gains
Twenty-eight out of 49 countries have laws penalizing same-sex relationships, according to Neela Ghoshal, a Human Rights Watch specialist in...
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Macron to Unveil Measures to Fight Anti-Semitism Amid Spike in Hate Crimes
A day after a spate of hate crimes brought thousands onto the streets in protest, French President Emmanuel Macron will...
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India-Pakistan Tensions Threaten to Derail Saudi Prince’s Delhi Trip
Saudi Arabia Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's business mission to New Delhi can be overshadowed by soaring tensions between India...
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