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The teenagers were arrested for sharing pornographic images via the WhatsApp messaging service
World
15.08.2024
Teens arrested as Spain police smash global paedophile ring
US President Donald Trump (left) and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, pictured at their last meeting in May 2017, where Trump was accused of sharing classified information
World
15.08.2024
Russia's top diplomat to visit White House amid impeachment
Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, pictured during a rally in Mexico City on December 1, 2019, was due to chair a meeting of top officials from the three countries at the presidential palace
World
15.08.2024
US, Mexico, Canada to sign deal finalizing trade agreement
The strikes have hit Paris the most
World
15.08.2024
French schools hit as unions call new mass pension protests
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Saudi King Salman's invitation to the Qatari emir had raised hopes of a thaw in the bitter two-year-old rift between their governments
World 15.08.2024
Qatar emir to skip Riyadh summit dampening thaw hopes
People in northeast India fear large numbers of Hindu migrants from Bangladesh who they say are intruders will be given citizenship
World 15.08.2024
Protests rage in northeast India over citizenship bill
In her weekly press conference, Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam refused to accept protesters' demands
World 15.08.2024
Hong Kong leader rules out protest concessions ahead of Beijing visit
Austrian writer Peter Handke, Nobel Prize Literature laureate 2019, was accused of minimising Serb war crimes in his book "A Journey to the Rivers: Justice for Serbia"
World 15.08.2024
Handke to receive Nobel Prize at ceremony amid controversy
"You live by sharing ideas," Mulubrhan said. "So we can use art to reunite all the people"
World 15.08.2024
Eritrean artists profit from peace to make their mark on Ethiopia
"If the Conservatives are going to win an overall (UK) majority then the path is partly through Wales," says political analyst Roger Awan-Scully
World 15.08.2024
Brexit-backing Wales a bellwether in UK vote result
Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar's Fine Gael party is beset by scandals which have cost his minority government the backing of rival party Fianna Fail
World 15.08.2024
Irish government stumbles as post-Brexit election looms
With their own hierarchies, justice systems and huge arms caches, Iraq's tribes have once again become one of the most powerful actors in the rural and oil-rich south
World 15.08.2024
As Iraqis protest against state, tribes make a comeback
India's controversial nationality bill -- passed by lawmakers in the lower house of parliament -- has provoked protests in the country's northeastern states
World 15.08.2024
India's lower house passes contentious nationality bill
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