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Bushfires blazing in state of New South Wales merge into what firefighters have dubbed a 'mega fire'.
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Planet SOS explores the battle for scarce water resources amid climate crisis. Plus, COP25 in Madrid.
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Fires are common in India, where laws regarding safety in factories and residential buildings are often flouted.
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A powerful storm is heading to UK threatening widespread disruption.
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Buddhist nationalist group Bodu Bala Sena, which means Army of Buddhist Power, is accused of inciting hate and taking part in violent attacks on Sri Lanka's minority Muslim and Christian communities in recent years.
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Another loss to Ruiz Jr would have put the 2012 Olympic super-heavyweight champion's career on the line.
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Organisers say mass rally is 'last chance' for territory's government to meet demands as authorities appeal for calm.
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Draft budget announcement comes ahead of parliamentary vote and after fuel price hike that sparked deadly protests.
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Scientists warn life in Africa's largest freshwater lake could die, if warning signs continue to be ignored.
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At least two deaths, more than 10,000 tear gas canisters fired and almost 6,000 arrests.
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US leader hopes to repeat 2016 strategy next year by winning re-election through electoral college votes in key states.
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No Palestinian group claimed responsibility for rocket fire, but Israeli army said Hamas was responsible for any attack.
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How much is needed to save planet from climate change and can carbon trading help? Plus, big data discrimination.
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A mobile library in the Negev Desert in Israel and a Bosnian school with one student demonstrate the value of education.
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Russian athletes continue to be banned from international track and field competitions, as world athletics body says Russia has not done enough to tackle doping.
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More than 130 also wounded as armed men open fire on demonstrators camped out near Tahrir Square.
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Opposition leaders say eight men were killed by security forces for speaking out against President Alpha Conde and his government.
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Fire sweeps through multi-storey building as factory workers slept inside in a congested area of India's capital.
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North Korea increasing pressure on United States as prospects for resumption of stalled nuclear talks dim.
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President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador was travelling outside Mexico City at the time of the incident.
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More than 30 balloons from 13 countries to be featured at 12-day event in the Qatari capital.
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Experts say about 700 sites had been identified globally with low oxygen levels, up from only 45 in the 1960s.
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Adama Barrow says probe launched as nation mourns 'national disaster' that saw dozens of people drowning off Mauritania.
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US releases Massoud Soleimani in exchange for Xiyue Wang in swap of prisoners after months of tensions.
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Government and Russian attacks kill at least 18 people in rebel-held northwestern Syria, rescue workers say.
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A 3,000 square-metres space at climate summit is dedicated to raising awareness and showcasing innovative projects.
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As anti-establishment protesters call for an end to corruption, women too are fighting a system that they blame for sexual assaults.
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Up to 1,000 people expected to protest against controversial win of Handke, criticised as an apologist for Milosevic.
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Strong winds are stoking deadly blazes north of Sydney and in the state of New South Wales.
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In one English town, residents describe their battle against a decade of cuts that made lives 'smaller and harder'.
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Seven police officers among the dead after gunmen attacked a bus in northeast Kenya, local media reported.
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Corbyn's opponents cannot defeat his political programme so they attack his character with spurious allegations.
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The wet weather is being welcomed after the driest start to the rainy season in 60 years.
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Renewed negotiations expected to pave the way for direct talks between Taliban and Kabul to end 18 years of war.
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Israeli army is accusing occupied West Bank's most prestigious university, Birzeit, of being recruitment centre for what it calls 'terrorism'.
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Human Rights Minister Shireen Mazari says Pakistan has supported some 'freedom fighters' but 'that was in the past'.
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Author Grace Blakeley and economist Diego Zuluaga debate the state of capitalism and whether it's a failing system.
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Royal drumming is now only allowed at official functions. The government says this is to avoid commercialising the culture.
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National Human Rights Commission to investigate if four suspects were gunned down by police to assuage public anger.
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From political manipulation to complaints of bias, all eyes are on the media before UK vote. Plus, purpose advertising.
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Authorities warn of more heavy rain in Kenya. Thousands have already been displaced after two months of flooding.
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Footballer Kashif Siddiqi discusses how football can draw world's attention to a cause dear to his heart: Kashmir.
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How a rebel group in one of Myanmar's main drug-growing areas is combating addiction.
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Two weeks of voting concludes on Pacific island chain that could kick off creation of world's newest country.
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Anti-war leftist appeals to some voters with Middle East heritage as Conservatives seen as maintaining status quo.
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At least two people have been killed in Kenya's capital after the collapse of a six-storey residential building.
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The 1993 report named after then-Chief Cabinet Secretary Yohei Kono details how women were forced to work in brothels.
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At least 103 new cases reported since Friday but government says 89 percent of all eligible people have been immunised.
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The Green New Deal will not work unless it dismantles neocolonial structures exploiting nature and people.
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The woman was on her way to attend a court hearing when she was doused with kerosene and set on fire on Thursday.
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