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Algeria's ailing President Abdelaziz Bouteflika has faced mass protests against his bid for a fifth term in power
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11.08.2024
Algeria's Bouteflika sacks campaign manager: state media
'Yellow vest' protesters on the streets of Paris for the 16th consecutive weekend
World
11.08.2024
France's 'yellow vest' protesters back on the streets, police respond with teargas
Algerian security forces drag a man away as they respond to protests in the capital Algiers on Friday
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11.08.2024
Algeria looks for Bouteflika's response to huge protests
Former Brazilian president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva prepares to board an airplane in Curitiba after being allowed to leave prison briefly to attend the funeral of a grandson in Sao Paulo
World
11.08.2024
Jailed Brazil ex-leader Lula released for grandson's funeral
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European Union chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier says further Brexit guarantees could be agreed
World 11.08.2024
EU ready to give UK more guarantees on Brexit: Barnier
President of Democratic Republic of the Congo Felix Tshisekedi has pleged to grant an amnesty to many political prisoners
World 11.08.2024
DR Congo president pledges amnesty for political prisoners
The only occupant on board SpaceX's Crew Dragon capsule was a dummy named Ripley -- but NASA plans to put two astronauts aboard later this year
World 11.08.2024
SpaceX astronaut capsule successfully launched on ISS test mission
Laudamotion tweeted that the crew "decided to abort the take-off due to engine issues and to disembark the passengers on the runway as a precautionary measure"
World 11.08.2024
Eight hurt in aborted take-off at London Stansted airport
The Mogadishu attack, which killed 20 and injured more than 100, was the latest in a long line of bombing and assaults claimed by the Al-Qaeda-linked group
World 11.08.2024
Somalia vows crackdown after siege that killed 20
The activists still detained include Aziza al-Yousef, a retired professor at Riyadh's King Saud University
World 11.08.2024
Rights groups condemn Saudi over trial of women activists
Protests in Kashmir where violence continues to rage, with both India and Pakistan firing mortars and artillery over the Line of Control (LoC) frontier
World 11.08.2024
Anger over 'forced' video of Indian pilot amid new Kashmir deaths
The launch of SpaceX's new Crew Dragon astronaut capsule was a dress rehearsal for the first manned test flight
World 11.08.2024
Dragon capsule successfully separates from rocket: SpaceX
Boris Johnson quit as foreign minister in Prime Minister Theresa May's right-wing government last year in protest at her proposed departure deal with the EU
World 11.08.2024
Boris Johnson says new EU vote would unleash British 'anger'
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