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Finns Party leader Jussi Halla-aho has harshly criticised Islam and migration in his writings
World
12.08.2024
Europe's far-right fires new warning ahead of EU polls
The attack happened at a village close to Chibok, where parents of abducted girls commemorated the fifth anniversary of the kidnapping
World
12.08.2024
Nigeria's Boko Haram raid village near Chibok on kidnapping anniversary
Anastasia was fired from her job in a private printing press in Saint Petersburg after she underwent a gender reassignment operation in 2017
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12.08.2024
Russia transgender woman wins case in rare win for LGBT rights
New York declared a public health emergency in parts of Brooklyn last week after a measles outbreak emerged in an ultra-Orthodox Jewish community
World
12.08.2024
Global measles cases up 300 percent year-on-year: WHO
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If two more attempts at forming a government fail, Estonian President Kersti Kaljulaid will have to call new elections
World 12.08.2024
Estonia liberals fail to form government after hung polls
Sudan's Omar al-Bashir may have been ousted but the military council ruling the country is packed with members of his regime
World 12.08.2024
Neighbours, world powers anxiously watch post-Bashir Sudan
UN envoy Martin Griffiths was in rebel-held Sanaa last week to push the Huthis to agree to a redeployment of forces in Hodeida
World 12.08.2024
Yemen parties agree details of pullback plan: UN envoy
Sudanese protesters have kept up a sit-in outside army headquarters in Khartoum since April 6
World 12.08.2024
Sudan activists warn of attempt to clear protest camp
Japan and the United States are due to begin key trade talks
World 12.08.2024
US, Japan to open trade talks amid China deal optimism
Beijing wants to become the world leader in the AI industry, but there are concerns that new technology is being used for heavy surveillance
World 12.08.2024
China using AI to identify Uighurs across China: NYT
Students attend the YouthStrike4Climate demonstration against climate change in Parliament Square, central London on April 12, 2019
World 12.08.2024
On climate change, a shift towards civil disobedience
German prosecutors say former Volkswagen CEO Martin Winterkorn was as "guarantor" to authorities and customers that the group was not selling cheating vehicles "even after he knew about the illegal manipulations"
World 12.08.2024
German prosecutors charge ex-VW boss with fraud
Italy’s fa-right interior minister has proudly taken a hard line against immigration
World 12.08.2024
Fresh probe into Italy's Salvini for 'false imprisonment'
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