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Germany is using accusations of anti-Semitism to protect Israel from criticism and stifle discussions about colonialism.
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Hindu nationalist leader of the world's fourth worst-hit nation says yoga is a 'trusted friend in building immunity'.
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As infections spiral, more US states and cities are requiring people to cover their faces in most indoor settings.
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Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor have been held since December 2018 and not allowed to see a lawyer or family.
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Officer killed, another seriously hurt and member of public injured after police stop a car in Auckland.
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China and Hong Kong officials insist law won't affect average people amid criticism of the plan from US, UK and G7.
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Trump issues threat day after US top diplomat for East Asia described relations between two countries as 'tense'.
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Prime Minister Scott Morrison says attacks by unnamed country have increased in intensity and frequency recently.
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President Donald Trump has been eager for a full US withdrawal from Afghanistan.
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Officers are calling out after prosecutors charged a former policeman with murder for shooting Rayshard Brooks.
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Judges blocked Trump's bid to end a programme that shields hundreds of thousands of young immigrants from deportation.
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No Indian soldier is missing in action following Monday's clash with Chinese troops, report citing army sources says.
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After both countries failed to gain enough support at first round, Kenya won the Africa spot with 129 votes against 69.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and other Democrats hail ruling and promise to continue the struggle on Dreamers' behalf.
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Over 8.4 million have been confirmed to have coronavirus around the world and more than 4.1 million have recovered.
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On Election Day a 100 years ago, a white mob killed as many as 60 people after a Black man went to the polls to vote.
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Michael Pack removed heads of Radio Free Europe and Middle East Broadcasting Networks, and prompted resignations at VOA.
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N Korea says it will send troops to the demilitarised border and resume military drills after it blew up liaison office.
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Number of homeless people has doubled in recent years and 300,000 new houses are urgently needed, but because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the yearly target will not be met.
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The court's ruling allows 650,000 undocumented immigrants who arrived in the US as children to remain and work.
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Jens Stoltenberg says alliance authorities are investigating the incident 'to bring full clarity into what happened'.
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The National Consultative Commission on Human Rights also says police must be better trained to handle racist disputes.
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By pressuring China to attend trilateral nuclear talks, the US opened up a much-needed debate on global arms control.
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The ex-detainees were victims or witnesses of torture and sexual violence, including rape and forced abortion, NGO says.
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Ndayishimiye inherits an isolated country under sanctions with a national psyche damaged by years of political violence.
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Statues of Confederate leaders in the Capitol will remain, however, for the time being.
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Bolton's memoir alleges Trump asked China for help in re-election campaign and portrays him as 'stunningly uninformed'.
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The National Consultative Commission on Human Rights also says police must be better trained to handle racist disputes.
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These are the stories of Ethiopian men, women and children who undertake dangerous journeys in search of a better life.
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Saudi female activists ask why arrests, detention and alleged torture continue, despite apparent reforms.
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Officials say Brooks was no threat to officers called to scene, who now face potential death sentence if found guilty.
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President's move comes as former adviser says Trump spoke approvingly of China 'basically building concentration camps'.
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Foreign ministers' statement comes on eve of key parliamentary meeting and as Pompeo and Yang meet in Hawaii.
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Airport worker Riki Permana was diagnosed in March. Now, he is struggling with the stigma associated with coronavirus.
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Despite cases still accelerating globally, WHO chief says steroid-based treatment holds promise in fight against virus.
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Bolton describes episodes where Trump expressed willingness to halt investigations to give 'favours' to dictators.
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Activists decry move to sell two frigates to Egypt even as 2016 murder of Italian student near Cairo remains unresolved.
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Dylann Roof sat through an hour of Bible study at a church before shooting nine Black worshippers in 2015.
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Neither Kenya nor Djibouti gain required two-thirds majority for UN Security Council term; new round of voting needed.
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Oxford University's Oriel College will set up an independent commission to decide if Rhode's statue is to be removed.
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Juan Orlando Hernandez announced he had tested positive for coronavirus on Tuesday and said his symptoms were mild.
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US Congress passes sanctions targeting politicians, institutions, businesses that engage with the Syrian government.
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Wang Yi and Indian counterpart Subrahmanyam Jaishankar hold telephone talks over clash that killed 20 Indian soldiers.
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Deadly violence in Himalayan region after thousands of troops from both sides face-off for weeks.
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US forces have not adequately investigated the two aerial attacks in February and March, Human Rights Watch says.
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The front lines of the Libyan conflict have shifted in recent weeks after Ankara increased military support to the GNA.
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Putin is losing popular support. Now Russians are going to take politics into their own hands.
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Guayaquil, one of South America's first and hardest-hit cities, continues to feel the pandemic's lasting effects.
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Salva Kiir's camp to nominate governors for six states, Riek Machar's for three, and third party to peace deal for one.
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Philonise Floyd called on the UN to investigate systemic police violence against African Americans in the US.