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Real Madrid football club honours Palestine activist Ahed Tamimi
Palestinian activist Ahed Tamimi, whose arrest last year drew international condemnation, has been honoured by Spanish football club Real Madrid after she was released from Israeli prison. The 17-year-old was arrested in December 2017
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It’s time to speak about the economic cost of sexual assault
I recently did a straw poll of the women in my life and realised that I know more survivors of sexual assault than I do mothers. The national statistics are staggering - according to
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Oman officials say 2 British women hit by car, killed
DUBAI: The Yemeni army controls the road between Hajjah and Sa'ada towards Maran, Al Arabiya News Channel reported on Monday. Saturday, the Yemeni army killed Houthi militia commander and 12 other militants during clashes
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Syria calls on US, French, Turkish forces to withdraw immediately
UNITED NATIONS: Syria’s foreign minister on Saturday denounced US, French and Turkish forces operating in his country as “occupying forces” and demanded that they leave immediately.Addressing the UN General Assembly, Foreign Minister Walid Al-Moualem
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In Jharkhand, a tribal assertion met with fierce police crackdown
Jharkhand, India: It was dusk in Uduburu, the time that farmers usually return home after working in the paddy fields, but the hamlet in the eastern Indian state of Jharkhand was deserted. The village square
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Gaza protest: Funerals held for 7 Palestinians killed by Israel army
Thousands of people have attended funerals in Gaza for the Palestinians killed by Israeli forces on Friday. Seven people, including two young boys, died while protesting along Gaza's barrier fence with Israel. Al Jazeera's
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Japan: Typhoon Trami heads to mainland after battering Okinawa
A powerful typhoon hurtled toward Japan's mainland on Sunday after injuring dozens on southern islands, as weather officials warned that fierce winds and torrential rain could trigger landslides and floods. The typhoon has already
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Indonesia: Tsunami death toll tops 800 amid search for survivors
The death toll from an earthquake that prompted a tsunami on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi has risen to 832, the national disaster mitigation agency has said, adding it assessed the affected area to
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Erdogan opens mega-mosque in Germany’s Cologne amid rival rallies
Turkish president wraps up a state visit to Germany by opening Europe's largest mosque, with police deploying in force to manage the rival rallies.
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UN: It is difficult to abide by the Dec. 10 deadline for elections in Libya
IRBIL/SULAIMANIA, Iraq: Kurds began voting in a parliamentary election in their semi-autonomous region in northern Iraq on Sunday, a year after a failed bid for independence. With opposition parties weak, the Kurdistan Democratic Party


