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‘The last call’: Searching for missing relatives on migrant route
Puebla, Mexico - Edgar Rodolfo Xon Ajanel called his mother just before he was set to cross the border from Mexico into the United States more than 10 years ago. The call came from Matamoros,
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Yemen peace talks ‘pushed back to end of year’
The United Nation's envoy to Yemen, Martin Griffiths, is no longer aiming to convene the country's warring parties for peace talks this month and will instead try to bring them together by the end
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Will the midterm results affect Trump’s foreign policy?
The Democrats have taken control of the US House of Representatives after Tuesday's midterm elections, while the Republicans tightened their grip on the Senate. The split sets the stage for a different mood during
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Wintry weather and diplomacy cool down Gaza border protests
MOSCOW: Russia’s Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu met Libyan commander Khalifa Haftar in Moscow on Wednesday, Russian media reported, signalling Kremlin support ahead of a conference aimed at settling the north African country’s years of strife.
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Libya commander Haftar visits Russia ahead of conference
MOSCOW: Russia’s Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu met Libyan commander Khalifa Haftar in Moscow on Wednesday, Russian media reported, signalling Kremlin support ahead of a conference aimed at settling the north African country’s years of strife.
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Houthi claims of UAE airport drone attacks were ‘propaganda fabrications’
GAZA: A seasonal shift in the weather and intensified international diplomacy are prompting Palestinians mounting protests along Gaza’s border with Israel to rethink their tactics. Since the demonstrations started more than seven months ago,
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US court rules against Trump on DACA immigrant programme
A US appeals court in California has ruled that President Donald Trump's administration must continue an Obama-era programme shielding young immigrants from deportation. US Supreme Court refuses to hear Trump bid to end DACA
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Hundreds of buffaloes drown into river after stampede
Some 400 buffaloes have died in a mass drowning after stampeding into the Chobe river along the border between Botswana and Namibia, possibly while trying to escape from lions, officials said. The Chobe river
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UN: Number of migrants, refugees from Venezuela reaches 3 million
The United Nations says there are now three million refugees and migrants from Venezuela who have left the country due to its crumbling economy, violence, hyperinflation and shortage of food and medicines. The figure amounts
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Who is Matthew Whitaker, the acting US attorney general?
Donald Trump's choice for acting attorney general has attracted criticism from Democrats and others over fears he may limit or end a probe into foreign interference in the 2016 US presidential election. Former attorney


