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The M5-RFP coalition that recently led anti-government protests rejects a political charter presented by military.
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Taylor was a Black emergency medical worker fatally shot by police in her home in Louisville, Kentucky in March.
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France, UK, and Austria among those struggling as new coronavirus cases continue to spike on the continent.
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Demonstrators hit the streets of the capital before talks between Alexander Lukashenko and Russia's Vladimir Putin.
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One of the main issues is the status of Zanzibar's union with mainland Tanzania.
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Coming a year before parliamentary elections Sunday's vote is seen as a key test of the Kremlin's electoral machine.
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Iran based Ayatollah Sheikh Isa Qassim says the people of Bahrain and the region 'have to resist this defeat'.
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The deputies were sitting in their patrol car when a person approached and opened fire through the passenger window.
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Greek government calls the departure of the Oruc Reis from disputed waters after weeks of tension 'a positive step'.
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Opposition June 5 Movement accuses the military government of 'desire to monopolise and confiscate power' after coup.
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The former mayor of NYC will inject funds in the key electoral college state so Biden can spend elsewhere, aide says.
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Rare protests over living conditions and corruption continue in the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi for third day.
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The US has expelled more than 159,000 people under a pandemic-related measure that effectively ended asylum in March.
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs refutes claims that the 12 detained people were democracy activists and said they were trying to separate Hong Kong from China.
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Reports say at least five air attacks hit near Sanaa airport, while others target northern and central parts of city.
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Husband of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, in custody since 2016 on sedition charges, says her trial has been postponed.
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Coronavirus has been labelled a pandemic but a handful of countries have not yet reported any cases.
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Charter says soldier could be interim leader, despite objections from group that led protests before last month's coup.
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US Open champion wore masks with different names for each of her seven matches to honour Black victims of violence.
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Nations and stakeholders in Israeli-Palestine conflict react to Bahrain and Israel normalising diplomatic relations.
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We must protect Harris from racist, sexist attacks while still holding her to account for her own anti-Black policies.
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If the world continues to treat our situation as 'normal', it may soon be too late to save my homeland and my people.
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Demonstrations in several cities over handling of probe into highway gang rape of a mother travelling with her children.
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A growing number of cookbooks have been translated into English, helping bring old foods to new palates.
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Joseph Scott Pemberton was found guilty of killing Jennifer Laude outside a former US Navy base northwest of Manila.
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Protests, now in their 12th week, built up over the summer as Netanyahu fights off corruption case amid the pandemic.
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France reports its highest daily number since wide-scale testing was launched.
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Tens of thousands of people on the US West Coast have evacuated their homes as massive blazes continue to rage.
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Mauricio Claver-Carone's nomination drew criticism from some Latin American countries, development groups and the EU.
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Authorities are probing allegations President Martin Vizcarra tried to obstruct a graft investigation.
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Afghanistan's government meets the Taliban for the first time, but they have big differences.
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Afkari was accused of stabbing and killing a man in the southern city of Shiraz in 2018.
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At least one Republican congressional candidate, Georgia's Marjorie Taylor Greene, supports the QAnon conspiracy theory.
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Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis outlines overhaul of country's military amid a standoff with Turkey in east Mediterranean.
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Historic talks to end Afghanistan's long-running conflict kick off in Doha with opening remarks from both sides.
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Representatives from several countries participated in the opening ceremony of historic talks that began in Doha.
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Afghanistan's warring sides gathered on Saturday for intra-Afghan talks aimed at ending decades of war.
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A ceremony to launch talks aimed at ending 19 years of war took place in Doha on Saturday after months of delays.
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Police fire tear gas and arrest more than 250 in Paris during first 'yellow vest' protests since coronavirus lockdown.
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'Arab consensus' long held Arab states will normalise ties only if Israel meets a number of conditions for Palestinians.
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Protest movements on edge following recent targeted attacks on civil society voices.
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It is unclear if Black Americans will be energised to come to vote, potentially defining the outcome of the election.
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Racial justice protests renew calls to remove Confederate monuments, which critics say glorify the US's racist history.
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Regional leaders had recently met and demanded the installation of an interim civilian administration by September 15.
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The two days of violent demonstrations killed at least 13 people.
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Thousands take to the streets in capital demanding the release of jailed opposition leader following disputed election.
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Agnes Callamard told the House Intelligence Committee on Friday that Jamal Khashoggi still deserves justice.
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The move comes after thousands of Liberians protested in Monrovia last month against rising sexual assaults.
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Bolivia's interim gov't is asking the ICC to investigate ex-president Evo Morales over blockades denying health access.
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On this anniversary, many hope that a new constitution will replace the one written during the dictatorship.