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France is among more than 50 countries that recognise Juan Guaido as the interim president of Venezuela
World
17.08.2024
France denies giving refuge to Venezuela's Guaido
Displaced: A family in Bunia, capital of Ituri province
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17.08.2024
1,300 civilians killed in DR Congo, half million flee homes: UN
Restaurants, bars and cafes were allowed to reopen this week
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17.08.2024
Coronavirus pandemic 'under control' in France: govt adviser
Residents of Tripoli celebrate after Libya's UN-recognised unity government announces it is back in full control of the capital and its suburbs
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17.08.2024
Libya government says retakes Haftar's last redoubt in west
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Palme was a controversial figure who infuriated Washington with his vocal opposition to the US war in Vietnam
World 17.08.2024
Sweden to announce landmark decision on 1986 Palme murder
Monster problem: A Greenpeace protest against single-use plastic packaging outside a Nestle food plant in Nairobi last year
World 17.08.2024
Kenya bans single-use plastics in protected areas
Fariba Adelkhah, an anthropologist specialising in Shia Islam, was arrested in Iran on June 5, 2019.
World 17.08.2024
Anger as French-Iranian academic marks one year in Iranian prison
Residents of Tripoli celebrate after Libya's UN-recognised unity government announces it is back in full control of the capital and its suburbs
World 17.08.2024
Libya strongman's forces confirm pullback from Tripoli
The Australian Associated Press appears set to be saved from closure by a consortium that includes former News Corp chief Peter Tonagh
World 17.08.2024
Australian newswire AAP back from brink as buyer emerges
Cambodian police have ruled out a probe into the alleged disappearance of a self-exiled Thai democracy activist in Phnom Penh
World 17.08.2024
Cambodia police refuse probe into Thai activist 'disappearance'
The risk of wildfires increases with warm, dry conditions(NOAA satellite photo showing cloud of smoke from wildfire in western Greenland)
World 17.08.2024
Siberia 10C hotter in warmest May on record: EU
Civil rights protests shaking the United States have resonated with many in Australia, which also wrestles with the legacy of a racist past
World 17.08.2024
Australia moves to ban anti-racism protest citing virus
The Cirque du Soleil (performance pictured April 2016) fell on hard times during the pandemic, and suitors are now lining up to try to save the Canadian cultural icon
World 17.08.2024
Cirque du Soleil walks a tightrope through pandemic
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