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Begging could soon be banned in Addis Ababa, according to laws under discussion
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14.08.2024
Ethiopian capital eyes ban on sex work, street begging
Thousands of Moroccans are flocking to the artificial pools carved into the rocky outcropping of the urban corniche in the capital Rabat
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14.08.2024
Harassed Moroccan women shun beach for new Rabat pool
(LtoR) The leaders of Guinea, France and Ivory Coast attend a ceremony marking the 75th anniversary of the Allied landings in Provence during World War II on Thursday
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14.08.2024
Macron honours 'spirit of resistance' in WWII Provence landings
AFP correspondents have reported seeing dozens of families flee fighting over the past few days
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14.08.2024
Syria regime forces inch closer to key jihadist-held town: monitor
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The destructive fire broke out in the early hours of Tuesday on Greece's second-largest island, prompting the evacuation of four villages including Platana
World 14.08.2024
EU water bombers join Greek firemen to douse island wildfire
The Taaung National Liberation Army (pictured here in 2014) say they launched attacks in retaliation for military offensives
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Myanmar rebels carry out unprecedented attack on military academy
Nora Quoirin is believed to have died two to three days after disappearing
World 14.08.2024
Franco-Irish teen bled to death in Malaysia, no sign of foul play
The People's Armed Police are in charge of handling riots and terrorist acts
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Chinese military personnel parade near Hong Kong border: AFP
Typhoon Lekima hit the Chinese provinces of Zhejiang, Shandong and Anhui over the weekend, forcing more than two million residents to flee
World 14.08.2024
China's Tencent sorry for saying typhoon killed 'nearly everyone'
The US and the Taliban say they are making progress in ongoing peace talks, but little has changed for ordinary Afghans
World 14.08.2024
When school's not safe: Afghan war takes toll on kids
Abe and Naruhito stuck closely to their prepared remarks
World 14.08.2024
Japan's new emperor speaks of 'deep remorse' in 1st speech marking WWII
Mads Brugger, the director of "Cold Case: Hammarskjold," speaks during the 2019 Sundance Film Festival
World 14.08.2024
Film claims group plotted to infect black Africans with HIV
The practice of facial markings is fading in Nigeria but has been in the spotlight recently after police said that a six-year-old child escaped child smuggling rings thanks to his traditional facial scarrings that made him too recognisable
World 14.08.2024
Nigeria's divisive tradition of facial markings fades
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