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The military showed the bodies in Beni, where hundreds of civilians have been killed since 2014 in attacks blamed on a shadowy Islamist force called Allied Democratic Forces
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13.08.2024
DR Congo army displays 23 'militants' killed in combat in north
Renault said it is studying "with interest" a 50-50 merger proposal from Fiat Chrysler, which would forge the world's third-largest automaker
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13.08.2024
Renault and Fiat Chrysler stuck over merger terms: report
US President Donald Trump acknowledged in a tweet that Russia helped him get elected, before backtracking in comments to White House reporters
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13.08.2024
Trump admits, briefly, that Russia boosted his election
South Sudan has been torn by war since December 2013, forcing more than a third of the population to flee their homes
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13.08.2024
Divided UN renews South Sudan arms embargo
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Survivors of the boat tragedy in Budapest said the rescue operation began too late and raised questions over why the cruise went ahead in heavy rainfall
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'Help came too late': survivors recount deadly Budapest boat tragedy
The Planned Parenthood Reproductive Health Services Center in St Louis, Missouri -- the state's last abortion clinic may be forced to stop providing the procedure
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US court weighs fate of sole abortion provider in Missouri
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned Europe it had to stick together or face the potential threat of a new cold war after receiving the Charlemagne Prize for his contribution to bolstering continental unity
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European unity vital to avoid new cold war: UN chief
South Africa's Hashim Amla walks back to the pavilion after being hit on the head by England's Jofra Archer in the opening match of the World Cup
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South Africa's Amla retires hurt after being hit by Archer bouncer
Brazil's economy shrank in the first quarter, raising the specter of recession
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Brazil economy shrinks 0.2 percent in first quarter: official
Afghan security personnel and firefighters clean the site of a suicide attack near the Marshal Fahim Military Academy base in Kabul
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Six dead in IS-claimed blast at Kabul military academy
The looming threat of corruption charges has left Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vulnerable and his rivals seem to have seized on that weakness to drive harder bargains that exceed even his dealmaking abilities
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Israel's 'King Bibi' suffers a dent in his crown
Photographs related to the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown are displayed at the June 4 Museum in Hong Kong during its opening on April 26, 2019. On the mainland, the protests have largely been whitewashed from history
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China detains activists, mutes livestreams ahead of Tiananmen anniversary
Arab and Muslim leaders are heading to Mecca, Islam's holiest city
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Mecca to host three summits focused on Iran tensions
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