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Starting in 1992, grey wolves started re-appearing in France, arriving across the Alps from Italy
World
13.08.2024
France's 'wolf brigade': Alps guards with licence to kill
Wednesday's clashes were the worst political violence in Hong Kong since its 1997 handover to China
World
13.08.2024
Hong Kong govt to 'pause' divisive extradition bill: reports
Fearing persecution after being outed as gay, Aniz Mitha left behind his well-off Muslim family and fled Malawi
World
13.08.2024
Fear and stigma mark life for gays in conservative Malawi
Brazil's then-presidential candidate Jair Bolsonaro grimaces after being stabbed during a campaign rally in Juiz de Fora, in southern Brazil, on September 6, 2018
World
13.08.2024
Man who stabbed Brazil's Bolsonaro jailed indefinitely
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US President Donald Trump shows reporters a piece of paper that he said contained details of tough new concessions that he had extracted from Mexico on the migration issue
World 13.08.2024
Mexico publishes Trump's 'secret deal' on migration
Director of the Jewish Museum in Berlin Peter Schaefer quit following mounting pressure over a tweet
World 13.08.2024
Berlin Jewish Museum head quits after controversial tweet
United Nations Secretary-General, António Guterres
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UN chief pushes for probe of Gulf tanker attacks
The beef accord comes nearly a year after US President Donald Trump and European Commission head Jean-Claude Juncker pledged to hold off from further tit-for-tat tariffs and to a limited trade deal
World 13.08.2024
EU seals deal to end US beef row
Abu Dhabi accused Doha of "aggravating" a two-year-old crisis, but the International Court of Justice denied the UAE special measures against Qatar
World 13.08.2024
World court rejects UAE claims over Qatar row
Conservative MP Boris Johnson, the frontrunner in the UK leadership race, says he won't plead for more delays to Brexit, now set for October 31
World 13.08.2024
Boris Johnson rejects 'white flag' of Brexit delays
International concern has grown after Sudan's military earlier this month dispersed a sit-in in Khartoum leaving dozens of protesters dead
World 13.08.2024
Social media goes blue in solidarity with Sudan protesters
The world has changed and advertisers in Britain are told to avoid gender stereotypes
World 13.08.2024
Britain bans 'harmful' gender stereotypes from ads
Mainstream parties still control the lion's share of the 751-seat European Parliament
World 13.08.2024
EU says 'Russian sources' tried to undermine European vote
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