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WHO director general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says effect of coronavirus will be felt for decades to come.
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There is overwhelming evidence that Spain is illegally surveilling peaceful Catalan actors across the EU's borders.
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China also accuses the UK of interfering in Chinese internal affairs.
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Iran's Supreme Leader has ruled out negotiations with Washington, saying Trump would only use talks for propaganda.
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The US ambassador to the United Nations says President Donald Trump will probably still come in person.
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Government officials say they released the fighters because the young prisoners are victims themselves.
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France's fishermen say they will be forced to use whatever tactics they can to battle for their survival.
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Search and rescue operations are under way after a fatal incident involving an amphibious assault vehicle.
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Judge says highest court should consider 'ISIL bride' case as it raises 'points of law of general public importance'.
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Famous novelist Tsitsi Dangarembga detained after authorities ban demonstrations over corruption, economic woes.
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Government officials say two million employees in tourism have lost their jobs due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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About eight million tonnes of plastic enter the world's oceans each year and Thailand is one of the largest contributors.
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As mountain gorillas number more than 1,000 and India's tiger populations rebound, recovery efforts reap their rewards.
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New report says virus is overwhelming Afghanistan's healthcare system, with one-third of the population in a crisis.
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Country now has the world's fifth-highest official death toll, behind the United States, Brazil, the UK and Mexico.
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Polish defence minister says the US will deploy 1,000 soldiers in Poland to oversee forces on NATO's eastern flank.
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Inquiry criticises military for dismissing claims that civilians were killed during operation in Tirgiran Valley.
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Protesters have been demanding reopening of border crossing with Afghanistan, frequently used by labourers and traders.
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Supporters of the president's top election rival rally in Minsk despite an increasing crackdown on the opposition.
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Mehdi Hasan takes on one of the most divisive debates in US politics: healthcare and the lack of universal coverage.
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Turkish state media says explosion in village held by Ankara-backed forces near border also wounded 12 people.
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The Lakers' LeBron James sees progress in the fight against systemic racism, but says key is to maintain the momentum.
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The 84-year-old monarch tweets Eid greetings after ending 10-day stay at hospital where he underwent surgery.
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Also known as the Festival of Sacrifice, Muslims will celebrate it in most countries on July 31.
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Inside an undercover investigation into the US gun lobby that rocked Australia.
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101 East investigates the controversies surrounding the building of Japan's enormous tsunami wall.
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Hong Kong says candidates cannot run in September election because they do not agree with controversial security law.
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The initiative is being closely watched, with news media suffering as tech giants have hoovered up advertising revenue.
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President Rodrigo Duterte says cases of the virus remain too high for restrictions to be eased.
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One in four people diagnosed with virus found not to be at home when officials called, raising concerns about spread.
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Without mentioning him by name, ex-president lambasts Trump's handling of ongoing civil unrest and voting procedures.
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Death of Michael Brown at the hands of police in 2014 led to protests and helped spawn the Black Lives Matter movement.
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President Donald Trump had insisted that US officers would stay in Portland until the violence got under control.
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Testimony by a Canadian prime minister before a parliamentary committee is very unusual and last happened in 2006.
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Tata's online posts had called Islam a 'violent' religion and accused former US President Obama of being a 'terrorist'.
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US Congress question CEOs of Apple, Amazon, Google and Facebook on anti-competitive behaviour.
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Spain logs over 1,200 infections, the largest daily rise since its lockdown ended.
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Agreement allows Cohen to proceed with publication of a book expected to be highly critical of his former boss.
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US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit will hear oral arguments in the matter on August 11.
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The upper house votes to lift immunity of right-wing former Interior Minister Matteo Salvini over migration charge.
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The bombing came hours before a three-day ceasefire was to begin in the country for the Muslim festival of Eid al-Adha.
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Hamed Bakayoko has been named prime minister after acting as interim PM since the sudden death of Amadou Gon Coulibaly.
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Muslims around the world are preparing to celebrate the end of the Hajj pilgrimage, but the effects of the pandemic are already being felt globally, ahead of the festivities.
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Coalition urges Congress to extend and expand provisions that allow school districts to feed millions of children.
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Police and soldiers order people trying to enter the capital, Harare, to go home ahead of planned anti-gov't protests.
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This year's Hajj was scaled down from 2.5 million pilgrims to as few as 10,000 due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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More than 50 hospitals in Florida have run out of ICU beds as the state struggles to contain the pandemic.
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COVID-19 has spread, uncontrolled, in heavily populated Palestinian cities, towns, and overcrowded refugee camps.
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Cain had attended President Donald Trump's political rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma, in June without a wearing mask.
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Children - in wealthy and poor nations - are at risk of irreversible health damage because of lead poisoning.