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All the latest news from this news agency are therefore AUTOMATICALLY ripped and updated via my mainframe system server at exactly : 2 min 54 sec ago
Pope Francis tests his personal power on trip to DRC and South Sudan
While the church is often seen as a potential stabilizing force in the heavily Catholic countries, this week that burden falls principally on the shoulders of Francis.
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Israelis and Palestinians both skeptical of Blinken’s two states talk
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is promoting the long-held dream of two states side by side — one Israeli, one Palestinian — as the best guarantor of peace.
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Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia do little to solve waste problem
In southwest Serbia, construction machines are being repurposed to clear tons of waste clogging the Potpec lake
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Adani $2.5B share sale pushes through amid fraud claims
The closely watched $2.5 billion share sale launched by Asia’s richest man, Gautam Adani, has been fully subscribed, bucking expectations after a turbulent week in which the conglomerate’s shares plunged in a tussle with a U.S. short-seller
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Belgian prosecutors see no 'terror motive' in knife attack
Belgian prosecutors say three people wounded by a knife-wielding man at a major underground railway station in the capital Brussels have been discharged from the hospital and the attack isn’t considered to be terrorism
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Pakistan reels after terrorist bombing kills almost 100, fears more to come
With 95 dead in police mosque attack, the nation is in shock as a political stalemate hampers coordinated response.
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Kenyan police: Murder of LGBTQ activist not hate crime
A suspect faces a murder charge in the killing of an LGBTQ activist in Kenya, with authorities dismissing activists’ suggestions that it was a hate crime
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Rain pounds northern New Zealand; further flooding expected
Auckland is preparing for another round of flooding while rain batters northern New Zealand’s Northland region, which declared an emergency Tuesday afternoon in anticipation of the deluge
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Police ask court to ban protest at Cardinal's Sydney funeral
Australian police plan to ask a judge to ban gay rights protesters from demonstrating outside the funeral of Cardinal George Pell in Sydney due to public safety concerns
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Family says Sudan freed man convicted of killing US diplomat
Sudanese authorities have released a man convicted of the 2008 killing of a U.S. diplomat in a drive-by shooting in the capital, Khartoum
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Talk of fighter jets to Kyiv could strain Western unity
The possibility of providing Kyiv with fighter jets to help beat back Russia’s invasion forces risks the unity of Ukraine’s Western allies, amid fears of escalating the nearly year-long conflict and being drawn deeper into the war
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Brazilians and dolphins work together to catch fish. Maybe not for long.
Local fishers and bottlenose dolphins have long worked together to catch mullets, a silvery fish. But climate change and commercial fishing may end the practice.
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Asked about sending weapons to Ukraine, South Korea doesn’t say no
U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin is on a Pacific swing, part of an effort to expand alliances as China engages in more "destabilizing" behavior.
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Will Steffen, pioneering scientist who fought climate denialism, dies at 75
The scientist had advocated for official recognition of the Anthropocene epoch and warned of a "Hothouse Earth" of devastating, unstoppable climate change.
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Recent extremist attacks kill 32 people in Burkina Faso
Burkina Faso’s government says at least 32 people, including soldiers and civilians, have been killed by jihadis in multiple attacks across the country
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Cyprus picks new president amid economic doubt, ethnic split
Cypriots are choosing a new president, who they’ll expect to decisively steer the small island nation through shifting geopolitical sands and uncertain economic times that have become people’s overriding concern, eclipsing stalemated efforts to remedy the country’s ethnic division
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Global report highlights link between corruption, violence
A closely watched study by an anti-graft organization has found that most of the world continues to fail to fight corruption, with 95% of countries having made little to no progress since 2017
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Pope's Africa trip spotlights conflict, and church's future
Pope Francis is starting a six-day visit to Congo and South Sudan where he’ll bring a message of peace to countries riven by poverty and conflict
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10 years after EU's 'never again' tragedy, little's changed
Almost a decade after a tragedy that many thought would reshape the European Union’s approach to migration, little of substance has changed
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Ukraine live briefing: France puts conditions on fighter jets for Ukraine, Biden says no on F-16s
France did not rule out sending the planes to Ukraine, as the United States did, but said any such aircraft could not be used to attack Russian territory.
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