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DRC: New Ebola outbreak
An Ebola vaccination campaign is under way in the Democratic Republic of the Congo to try to prevent further deaths the spread of the latest outbreak. Thirty-six people have died less than two weeks
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Why did Bangladesh arrest Shahidul Alam?
The recent arrest of award-winning photographer Shahidul Alam raised important questions about human rights, freedom of expression and the role urban elite should play in social justice movements in Bangladesh. Alam was arrested on
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Switzerland mudslide: Alpine town caught in deluge
A flash flood in the alpine town of Chamoson caught residents and passers-by by complete surprise.
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Iraqi PM overhauls electricity ministry after protests
Updated 4 min 27 sec ago August 09, 2018 13:37 0 Iraqi PM overhauls electricity ministry after protests Four directors have been dismissed and a number of others moved Those sacked were in charge
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Tales of suffering continue to pour in from Indian workers in Qatar
NEW DELHI: Durlal Singh sold his farmland to secure a ticket to Qatar in 2015. Three years on, the 35-year old carpenter from the Barnala district of the north Indian state of Punjab, regrets
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British Museum identifies looted Iraqi antiquities, sends them home
LONDON: The British Museum said Thursday it is returning to Iraq a collection of looted antiquities up to 5,000 years old, after identifying the exact temple they came from in a unique piece of
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Ecuador declares state of emergency over Venezuela migrant influx
Ecuador has declared a state of emergency in three northern states after a large influx of migrants from crisis-ridden Venezuela entered the country via Colombia. The move is intended to help establish the infrastructure
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British Museum to hand over looted antiquities to Iraqi embassy
The British Museum is returning to Iraq a collection of looted antiquities up to 5,000 years old, after identifying the exact temple they came from in a unique piece of archaeological detective work. The
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Indigenous Filipino encourages empowerment through education
Norman King is the first member of the Aeta tribe to earn a degree from the University of the Philippines. He has defied the odds and the challenges facing his community to achieve this
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Has the Edinburgh Festival Fringe become too commercial?
Critics say that one of the world's biggest arts festivals is becoming too commercial - and too expensive to participate in. Today, thousands of performing artists show every year at Edinburgh Fringe, up from


