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Mango founder’s son says accusation he killed his father ‘unfounded’
Jonathan Andic, son of the founder of the Mango clothing empire, who has been arrested in Spain as part of…
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Ireland to ban goods from Israeli settlements in West Bank by July
Ireland aims to pass a law curbing goods trade with settlements in the Israeli-occupied West Bank by mid-July with Israel,…
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Muslim pilgrims converge on Arafat for prayers and worship as Hajj reaches its peak
Muslim pilgrims from around the world congregated on Mount Arafat in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday, the second official day of…
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Israeli military urges residents of southern Lebanese town of Nabatieh to leave
Israel’s military on Tuesday warned residents of the southern Lebanese town of Nabatieh to leave ahead of possible airstrikes. Israeli…
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Several dead after train hits school bus in Belgium
Several people were killed when a train hit a school minibus carrying seven children in northern Belgium on Tuesday, officials…
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Gaza health officials say five killed in Israeli airstrike
Gaza health officials said an Israeli airstrike killed at least five people and wounded several others on Tuesday, in the…
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Iran executes man over alleged cooperation with Israeli spy agency
Iranian authorities on Tuesday executed a man after convicting him of cooperation with and espionage for Israel’s Mossad spy agency,…
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China urges ‘parties concerned’ to observe ceasefire after US strikes on Iran
China on Tuesday urged “parties concerned” to observe a fragile ceasefire in the Middle East war, after US forces attacked…
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Attacks on Ebola centres intensify in eastern DRC amid outbreak fears
Attacks on Ebola health facilities are intensifying in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) as the World Health…
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Yemen war sees scramble for scant resources between displaced and locals
During the early years of the Yemen war, which broke out in September 2014, food and shelter were relatively adequate…
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