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Investigation finds the institution succumbed to pressure to knock some countries, boost others in its annual reports.
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The seven have been declared 'persona non grata' and given 72 hours to leave the country, foreign ministry says.
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Malpass, first World Bank head to visit the country in decades, advises patience with transition Sudan is going through.
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Scholz is clear favourite for chancellor once a coalition is formed, after the SPD edged out the conservatives.
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The plane carrying US citizens and permanent residents had been temporarily prevented from departing for the US.
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For firms that invested heavily in cryptocurrencies and mining gear, the options for cashing in may be limited.
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Speaking alongside the EU's Josep Borrell, Sheikh Mohammed called on the Taliban to maintain 'gains' made in past years.
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Leilani Farha leads an investigation into the global housing crisis for the United Nations.
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The global average price of petrol has doubled over the past 20 years. Here are 5 graphics explaining the oil industry.
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Wayne Couzens abducted Sarah Everard on March 3 while she was walking home from a friend’s house in south London.
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Qatar also signed a 10-year deal to host Formula One from 2023, organisers said.
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We investigate the environmental consequences of Ghana accepting used clothing from the global north.
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2018 eruption of Kilauea caused widespread damage, but officials say latest eruption poses no immediate threat to homes.
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Philippine Vice President Leni Robredo seen as the 'real opposition candidate' in the race to replace Duterte in 2022.
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People in Vietnam's largest city will be able to leave their homes on Friday after months of strict COVID curbs.
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Authorities say the deadly riots at the prison in Guayaquil are the worst in the country's history.
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Citizens in three regions are electing 47 representatives in the June vote delayed over ballot and security issues.
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Ex-president handed one-year sentence for major overspend during failed 2012 re-election bid.
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Fed up with the games of rich countries, Global South countries are starting to take matters into their own hands.
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Top general says collapse of the Afghan government can be traced to US troop withdrawal deal.
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Ennahdha asks parliament speaker to resume assembly's work, while tens of MPs reject Saied's move to rule by decree.
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We explore how Southeast Asia is struggling to cope with thousands of tonnes of medical waste during COVID-19.
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Seven people have died and two are missing from flooding triggered by Tropical Storm Dianmu.
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Israeli forces kill Palestinian man in occupied West Bank village of Burqin and a woman in Jerusalem's Old City.
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Government hails rehabilitation programmes but victims of armed group express doubts.
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FM Yair Lapid will inaugurate Israel's embassy in Manama and sign bilateral deals during the trip, says ministry.
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America is in a dark place. There are no simple ways forward or easy solutions that could bring people together.
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Aside from anti-COVID-19 misinformation, video-sharing giant will also bar erroneous claims about flu and measles jabs.
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New law punishes plotting an attack with up to seven years in jail, and comes after an ISIL-linked stabbing in Auckland.
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Leader says move to reactivate lines by early October is to help 'realise the expectations and desire' of Korean nation.
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Washington suspended its diplomatic presence in Syria in 2012 and then placed sanctions on President al-Assad's gov't
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New LDP leader expected to be installed as prime minister on Monday with elections just weeks away.
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Decision is significant victory for pop star, who pleaded in dramatic court hearings that her father needed to be cut out.
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Inflation, running at an annual rate of more than 10 percent, has become one of Bolsonaro’s biggest headaches.
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Removal from Mexico follows US expulsions of thousands of Haitian asylum seekers, which drew widespread criticism.
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Ronaldo scores 95th-minute winner against Villarreal; Barcelona hammered by Benfica; holders Chelsea lose at Juventus.
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Court upholds decision ordering Canada to compensate Indigenous children discriminated against in provision of services.
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Energy shortages in China, the United Kingdom and Europe are causing significant disruptions.
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IOC welcomed the decision to have Chinese spectators after Tokyo games were held with empty stadiums due to COVID-19.
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WHO's Americas branch says it is in 'advanced' talks with vaccine manufacturers to buy additional doses.
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Move comes after France cuts back visas for nationals of Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia over immigration policy.
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Dispute over licence plates triggers renewed tension between Balkan neighbours.
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Officials say deadly violence involving gunfire, knives and explosions broke out after a dispute between two gangs.
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Mohibullah, who formed the ARPSH, shot outside his office after attending evening prayers.
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More than 1.7 million United Kingdom customers have lost their energy supplier, as natural gas prices break records.
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Mask regulations will no longer apply to outdoor activities among other measures lifted in Qatar as cases keep dropping.
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Government is considering hiking power prices for factories to ease a growing supply crunch, sources tell Bloomberg.
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According to the UN Joint Human Rights Office, 293 civilians were killed in August, including 63 women and 24 children.
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Morocco did not have the consent of Western Sahara people needed for trade treaties, a European Union court has ruled.
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Coordinated US-Qatari measures target 'major' Hezbollah financing network in Arabian Peninsula, US Treasury says.
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