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Bangladesh protests quelled but anger, discontent remain
Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina imposed a nationwide curfew last week and used the army to quell protests against job…
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Seven people suspected of terrorism in Belgium remain in police custody
Seven people who were detained in Belgium on Thursday on suspicion of terrorism after police raided houses remain in custody…
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The ICJ compelled the international community to take action against Israel
Abbas-Ali Kadkhodaei In recent weeks, the Israeli regime has accelerated its attacks on the core institutions and valued representatives of…
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Key takeaways from Biden’s Oval Office speech on exiting 2024 race
United States President Joe Biden has made his first public address since dropping his re-election bid, saying he pulled out of…
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Pakistan’s great fall: How former hockey giant failed Olympics test, again
The clock was ticking away, and only eight minutes remained for the Pakistani hockey team to break an embarrassing pattern…
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Typhoon Gaemi barrels towards China’s Fujian after sinking ship off Taiwan
Taiwan’s fire department said on Thursday that a Tanzania-flagged cargo ship had sunk off the coast of the southern port…
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Bangladesh curfew eases: What’s opened, what’s still shut
Bangladesh has started to relax a curfew that it imposed after days of deadly clashes between student protesters demanding reforms to a…
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Israel war on Gaza live: Palestinians released from prison allege torture
Palestinian fighters are targeting Israeli armoured vehicles with “particularly lethal” improvised explosive devices in southern Gaza battles, indicating they retain…
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UK’s Starmer avoids grilling at first PM question session
Keir Starmer’s first experience of being on the receiving end of prime minister’s questions passed without the typical barrage of…
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German chancellor says ‘competent, experienced’ Harris could win US election
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said Wednesday that it was “entirely possible” that US Vice President Kamala Harris will win November’s presidential…
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