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Bittersweet emotions in Morocco as historic Women’s World Cup run ends
In a cafe on a main avenue in a residential neighbourhood of Rabat, Morocco’s capital, people were glued to the…
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Mourners gather in Ireland to bid farewell to Sinead O’Connor
Large crowds of people have lined a coastal road in Ireland to pay their respects to Sinead O’Connor, the gifted…
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Chocolates and a chat: A peaceful response to Quran burnings in Sweden
On a rain-trodden sandy beach in an affluent, suburban area of Sweden’s capital, Husam El Gomati, a sociable entrepreneur originally…
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Brazil hosting Amazon summit: What you need to know
The leaders of eight Amazon rainforest nations are meeting in Brazil to tackle pressing challenges facing the critical ecosystem. Representatives…
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India’s Kashmir clampdown continues four years after Article 370 abrogated
Saturday marks four years of India scrapping the special status of Indian-administered Kashmir, New Delhi’s most far-reaching move against the…
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India’s Kashmir clampdown continues four years after Article 370 abrogated
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Fingers ‘turned to powder’: the maimed workers of India’s auto hub
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Blood bank, university hit as Russia, Ukraine intensify attacks
A blood transfusion centre, a university and an aeronautics facility in Ukraine have been damaged in deadly air raids as…
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Pakistan’s general election may be delayed by new census
General elections in Pakistan, due to take place later this year, will be held using a new census, possibly delaying…
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Despite anti-coup rhetoric, can the West exit Niger, its latest Sahel hub?
At 57 years old, Afhagad, a driver from northern Niger, has lived through five coups in his life. “Our first…
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