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Environment minister says at least 42 coastal cities have been affected by the spill.
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The first-of-its-kind report claims that over 2.2 billion people globally live with vision impairment or blindness.
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Justin Trudeau attacked again over 'blackface' scandal as contenders jostle for position two weeks before October 21 poll.
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Ruling likely to be delayed as campaigners warn of constitutional crisis.
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Al Jazeera confirms movement of Turkish forces and heavy weapons along the border with Syria.
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Alvaro Uribe will appear before a judge in closed session in a landmark case that could lead to formal criminal charges.
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From tropical storm to a Category 5 equivalent, Hagibis is one of the most explosive storms on record.
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Breakthroughs centred on 'ancient radiation' that originated during the Big Bang 14 billion years ago.
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Ethiopian Airlines says whistle-blower is a disgruntled former employee and categorically denies his allegations.
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Thousands from the Nyamulenge ethnic community fled after a local armed group called Mai Mai –Bafulero attacked them.
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Nineteen, including 12 females, wounded in blast inside classroom at Ghazni University in southeast Afghanistan.
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Riot police use tear gas to disperse marchers protesting soaring fuel prices, as oil fields seizure slashes production.
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The Turkish lira weakens over Ankara military operation plan, losing more than two percent of its value on Monday.
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Iran accuses its foes of deliberately stirring trouble at a time when pilgrims head to Iraq for a major religious event.
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Rights groups say China has imprisoned one million Uighurs and other Muslims in 're-education' camps.
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As US makes way for Turkey to launch a major military operation in northeastern Syria, here's all you need to know.
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A former aide and senior cabinet minister under Netanyahu, Gideon Saar has long been considered a rising star in Likud.
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As Damask rose production falls in Syria, Cypriots harvest flower with passion in solidarity, employing Syrian refugees.
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India bails out government-linked companies and clamps down on unions as workers face job cuts in worsening market.
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City's chief executive says protests 'no longer peaceful', after weekend of violence and targeted attacks on businesses.
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Prime Minister Edouard Philippe says country's asylum system 'saturated' with 22 percent application increase last year.
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Country's highest court orders legislators to immediately stop their investigation into the UN-backed CICIG.
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Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri has said he is hoping the UAE will inject cash into Lebanon's central bank.
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Round-up of US actions - from sanctioning Syrians in April 2011 to pulling out forces from border area in October 2019.
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Syrian Democratic Forces denounce US move, pledge to defend 'at all costs' if Turkey carries out long-threatened attack.
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Alleged killing of an undergraduate student by ruling party activists for his Facebook posts sparks protests.
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Josep Borrell urges bloc to stand firm on economic sanctions against Moscow until there is 'tectonic change' in Kremlin.
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Judge said immunity claim at odds with constitution, but appeals court blocked any handover of records for now.
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Scores arrested as climate activists descend on centre of UK capital to demand urgent gov't action on climate change.
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At least 10 killed and 27 others injured after bomb detonated in a rickshaw near a minibus carrying recruits.
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United Nations says there are millions of people around the world who do not have a country they legally belong to.
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Anti-Brexit campaigners to appeal Scottish court ruling as Britain's October 31 European Union departure date nears.
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American troops 'will no longer be in the immediate area' casting uncertainty on the fate of their Kurdish allies.
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Britons still love Indian food but tastes have evolved from heavy curry house dishes to lighter, more authentic styles.
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Sahar Tabar faces charges of blasphemy, gaining income through inappropriate means, and encouraging youth criminality.
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Residents evacuate Wamena city, military says, following deadly protests fuelled by racism against indigenous Papuans.
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Security forces acknowledge for the first time disproportionate measures were used after protests broke out on Tuesday.
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Houston Rockets manager apologises for tweet in support of Hong Kong demonstrations as Chinese companies freeze ties.
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The 95-year-old former US president required stitches above his eyebrow, Carter's non-profit organisation said.
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A woman has accused Krishna Bahadur Mahara of assaulting her while drunk at her apartment last month.
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World number seven Petra Kvitova has become the sixth player to qualify for the season-ending WTA Finals in Shenzhen.
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Flames flared around the man's head and neck as his helmet and plastic rain poncho caught fire during the incident.
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Winner likely to face pressure to renew dialogue with EU, which continues to reject Kosovo's independence.
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Threats to freedom of expression are taking centre stage for the first time in the Philippines.
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PM Narendra Modi declares India ODF on Mahatma Gandhi's 150th birth anniversary but experts remain sceptical.
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US Congress questions Saudi-US ties, as Saudi coalition war in Yemen produces world's worst humanitarian disaster.
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Vice President Mercedes Araoz, who was named president by opposition legislators, resigns and calls for new elections.
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Maharani is the daughter of former president Megawati Sukarnoputri and granddaughter of Indonesia's founding president.
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The so-called 'heartbeat' law is the latest to be blocked by a judge while challenges to the measure plays out in court.
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Police open fire, use tear gas as demonstrators in Baghdad and elsewhere protest against lack of jobs and poor services.
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