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Singapore Activist Crowdfunds $108,000 to Pay PM Libel Damages
A Singaporean activist has raised $108,000 he owes Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong in defamation damages, the second time this...
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Egypt Frees Journalist Couple After Jail Time
Egyptian photojournalist Hossam el-Sayed and his wife Solafa Magdy, an independent journalist, have been released after spending the past year...
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After Natanz Blast, Iran Vows to Ramp Up Uranium Enrichment
Iran warned it would start enriching uranium up to 60 percent purity, two days after an explosion it blamed on...
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EU ‘Rejects Any Attempts’ to Undermine Iran Nuclear Talks
The European Union warned against attempts to derail talks aimed at returning the United States to the Iran nuclear deal,...
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Too Much? UK TV Viewers Complain About Prince Philip Coverage
The announcement of Prince Philip's death set in motion a long-rehearsed change to programming across British television, and prepared tributes...
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Greta Thunberg to Skip COP26 Over Unfair Vaccine Rollouts
Swedish climate campaigner Greta Thunberg said she plans to skip the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow this November, saying the...
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Israel Refuses to Work With ICC on War Crimes Probe, Says ‘No Authority’
Israel said it has formally decided not to cooperate with an International Criminal Court war crimes investigation into the situation...
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Euthanasia: Where It’s Legal in Europe
As France's parliament prepares to debate a controversial law which would allow euthanasia for those with terminal illnesses, here is...
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UN to Reduce Peacekeepers in South Sudan
The United Nations Mission in South Sudan said it plans to reduce troop numbers by seven percent this year, due...
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Jordan Bans Reporting on Plot, Labels Palace Feud a Family Affair
Jordan sought to throw a veil over its public palace feud by ordering its media to stop reporting on an...
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Russia Extends Twitter Slowdown, Deadline to Remove Content
Russia said it was extending a deadline for Twitter to remove illegal content by a month to mid-May, after the...
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Greenland’s Inuit Youth in Search of New Identity
Inuits -- who comprise 90 percent of Greenland's population -- have grappled with identity issues as the modern world has...
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G7 Urges ‘Swift’ Eritrean Withdrawal From Tigray
The G7 group of leading economic powers called for a "swift, unconditional and verifiable" withdrawal of Eritrean troops from Ethiopia's...
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Europe Vaccine Rollout ‘Unacceptably Slow’: WHO
The World Health Organization h slammed Europe's vaccine rollout as "unacceptably slow" which it said was prolonging the pandemic as...
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Syrian Refugee Ends German Election Bid Over ‘Racism’
Tareq Alaows, the first Syrian refugee to run for a seat in the German parliament, has withdrawn his candidacy due...
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China Approves Radical Overhaul of Hong Kong’s Political System
Chinese leaders endorsed a sweeping overhaul of Hong Kong's electoral system, creating powers to vet anyone standing for public office...
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WHO and China: A Healthy Relationship?
The World Health Organization's relationship with China has been under the spotlight since day one of the pandemic -- and...
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Explosion Outside Cathedral in Indonesia: Media
An explosion occurred outside a cathedral in the Indonesian city of Makassar on Sunday, local media reported, in what a...
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WHO Seeks 10 Mn Vaccine Doses ‘Immediately’ for Last Nations
The World Health Organization has called for the donation of 10 million Covid-19 vaccine doses so every country can start...
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Navalny Says Health Deteriorating, Suffering Sleep Deprivation ‘Torture’
Jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny said his health was declining and accused prison authorities of "torture" through sleep deprivation, with...
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