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Iranian Consulate in Basra set on fire
BASRA: Protesters set fire to the Iranian Consulate in Basra on Friday, after a week of violent protests during which at least nine people were killed. The building was the latest to be attacked
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Serbia and Kosovo presidents cancel EU-brokered talks
The presidents of Serbia and Kosovo have abruptly called off a face-to-face meeting, dashing hopes of improved relations and a deal involving a land swap that could allow the Balkan neighbours to move towards European
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Can there be equality in post-apartheid South Africa?
For the first time in South Africa's history, thousands of white union workers have staged a strike. They are furious their employer - one of the country's leading energy companies - has introduced a
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Northern Ireland secretary ‘doesn’t understand’ regional politics
The UK's secretary of state for Northern Ireland has come under fire after admitting that she lacked a basic understanding of the region's politics when she took on the role earlier this year. In
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Will knife attack on Jair Bolsonaro impact Brazil’s election?
Sao Paulo, Brazil - The stabbing of Jair Bolsonaro, the far-right frontrunner in Brazil's presidential race, has added an extra layer of chaos to an already turbulent and polarised election campaign. Brazilians will head
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Senegal first African nation to host an Olympic event
Senegal is set to become the first African country to host an Olympic event. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) on Friday said its executive board picked Senegal in a four-nation hosting contest for the 2022 Youth
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Turkey: Ex-Kurdish party leader sentenced on terror charge
LONDON: Yemen’s Prime Minister Ahmed bin Dagher said that the Special Envoy for Yemen Martin Griffiths had presented some good ideas to resolve the crisis in the country but that he had “made mistakes
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Yemeni PM: Some of Griffiths’ ideas are good whilst others not so much
TEHRAN, Iran: The presidents of Iran, Russia and Turkey began a meeting Friday in Tehran to discuss the war in Syria, with all eyes on a possible military offensive to retake the last rebel-held
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Russia, Iran, Turkey presidents meet in Tehran on Syria’s Idlib province
TEHRAN, Iran: The presidents of Iran, Russia and Turkey met Friday in Tehran to discuss the war in Syria, with all eyes on a possible military offensive to retake the last rebel-held bastion of Idlib.The
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Attacks on Jeremy Corbyn make us weaker against the far-right
The summer months have seen a massive escalation in attacks on UK Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, centring on charges that he and his supporters are hostile to Jews and that a government headed


