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Trump’s Afghanistan Policies Prove Ineffective One Year On
The White House will mark the anniversary of Trump’s Afghanistan and South Asia strategy in August, although many foreign policy...
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Russian Foreign Minister Holds Syria Talks in Israel
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem on Monday for talks on Iran...
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China’s Xi Signs 15 Deals in Rwanda on Whirlwind Africa Tour
China's President Xi Jinping inked 15 deals including loans and grants worth millions of dollars with Rwanda on Monday.
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Israel Evacuates 800 White Helmets to Jordan in Face of Syria Advance
Israel has evacuated 800 White Helmets rescuers and their family members threatened by advancing Syrian regime forces to Jordan for...
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Iraq Admits Holding ‘Terrorism’ Suspects for Months
An Iraqi security agency has admitted holding hundreds of "terrorism" suspects for months, Human Rights Watch said Sunday.
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Hundreds Protest in Hong Kong Against Attempt to Ban Pro-Independence Party
Hundreds of people protested Saturday in Hong Kong after police sought to ban a pro-independence political party.
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Italy Seeks Russia’s Help in Stemming Refugee Flow
The new Italian government wants to have a dialogue with Russia on the topic of international security. It seeks Moscow's...
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UN Sees Surge in Returns Among Internally Displaced Syrians
An estimated 750,000 internally displaced Syrians returned to their homes through the first half of 2018, nearly equal the amount...
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WhatsApp Limits Forwarding in India After Lynchings
WhatsApp announced limits on the forwarding of messages by its 200 million Indian users in an effort to stop a...
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Trump ‘Does Not Have the Intelligence’ to Take Back Crimea, Experts Say
Russia is trying to persuade the United States to change its stance toward the conflict in eastern Ukraine and accept annexation...
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Poor Residents Have No Means to Escape Battle for Yemen’s Hodeidah
Thousands of Yemen’s poorest people have no means to leave the city of Hodeidah which is at the center of...
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Congress to Play a Greater Role in Deciding US Defense Policy in Europe
The US legislative branch will seek to play a greater role in deciding the country's policy towards NATO after President...
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Myanmar Army Made ‘Systematic’ Rohingya Crackdown Plan [Report]
Myanmar's military engaged in "extensive and systematic" preparations for a bloody crackdown on Rohingya Muslims.
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Preparations for the Worst as Brexit Deal Becomes More Unlikely
As the deadline to reach a deal between the European Union and the UK on Brexit looms, leaders, parties and...
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In Iraq, Old Grievances Fuel Deadly Protests
Just a few months after Prime Minister Abadi declared victory over ISIS, social grievances in Iraq have boiled over in...
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WhatsApp Seeks to Stem Fake News Ahead of Pakistan Election
The WhatsApp messaging service began a week-long publicity campaign in Pakistan offering tips to spot fake news ahead of a...
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Aid Worker Killings in South Sudan Prompt Humanitarian Reexamination
The US should reexamine its aid efforts to South Sudan for committing crimes against Western humanitarian aid groups, former US...
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Protesters Against Afghan Militia Commander’s Arrest Seek to Shut Down Presidential Palace
Protesters in Afghanistan want to shut down the presidential palace in Kabul after the arrest of a local warlord influential...
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India Rights Watchdog Sounds Alarm Over Farmer Suicides
More than 600 farmers committed suicide in the western Indian state of Maharashtra between March and May, an average of...
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Egypt’s Parliament Approves Bill to Monitor Social Media
The Egyptian parliament approved in a final reading a bill that would allow authorities to monitor social media users with...
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