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Death toll rises after earthquake on Japan’s Hokkaido Island
The death toll from a powerful earthquake that hit Japan's Hokkaido Island last week has risen to 44, with 660 others injured. Around 2,500 people remain in evacuation centres after the tremor on Thursday,
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Suspected US drone strike kills 4 Al-Qaeda members in Yemen
Updated 10 September 2018 September 09, 2018 00:00 0 Suspected US drone strike kills 4 Al-Qaeda members in Yemen Updated 10 September 2018 AP September 09, 2018 00:00 SANAA, Yemen: Yemeni tribal leaders say
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Sweden faces hung parliament as far-right makes gains
Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lofven has invited the opposition to talks aimed at a "cross-bloc cooperation", after his left-wing party failed to gain majority in Sunday's elections that saw anti-immigrant party making gains. The
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Libya: Blasts heard at National Oil Corporation’s Tripoli offices
Blasts were heard at the headquarters of the National Oil Corporation (NOC) in the Libyan capital on Monday morning and a security operation is under way at the building, a witness told Reuters news
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Copland?: A town in Afghanistan for female police officers
Construction has begun on a town solely for female police officers in the Afghan capital Kabul. There are about 3,000 female officers in the country, just two percent of the total force. Security officials
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Cambodia opposition figure Kem Sokha under house arrest
Cambodian opposition leader Kem Sokha has been released on bail and placed under house arrest after spending more than a year in prison on widely decried treason charges. The decision to grant bail to
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Hunger as a weapon on the rise in conflict zones
Save the Children has reported that the use of hunger as a weapon of war is on the rise. According to the charity, 4.5 million children in the world's 10 worst conflict zones, including
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Iraq denounces Iranian missile strike on Kurds
Rival Shiite factions trade blame for who drove the burning of buildings in Basra BAGHDAD: The discovery of four bodies dumped in a street in central Basra on Saturday morning sent shockwaves through the
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Rival Shiite factions trade blame for who drove the burning of buildings in Basra
Rival Shiite factions trade blame for who drove the burning of buildings in Basra BAGHDAD: The discovery of four bodies dumped in a street in central Basra on Saturday morning sent shockwaves through the
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UNHCR: Tripoli facility ready to help refugees caught up in fighting
GENEVA: The UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) has recommended that thousands of refugees who escaped from detention centers amid clashes between militia in Tripoli be directed to a facility in the capital to help them


