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Growing closeness between China & Taliban: US feels it can be a positive thing for Afghanistan’s sake
Taliban delegation consisting of nine senior officials of the militant group recently met China’s foreign minister Wang Yi at coastal
Bolsonaro for printed ballots in next year’s presidential run
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Malta, Daphne Caruana Galizia has been killed by a corrupt government
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Chinese officials and Taliban meet as US exits Afghanistan
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US President Joe Biden to announce mandatory vaccine for state employees
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Srebrenica Massacre: UN official Inzko bans genocidal denial, Bosnian Serbs don’t approve
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Slain Haitian President’s security official taken into custody
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Situation gets tougher for PM Morrison as Covid-19 cases continue to rise in Australia
Australia’s most prominent cities like Sydney and Melbourne state leaders have imposed lockdowns due to a surge in coronavirus cases.
Corinna sues Juan Carlos of Spain: “He spies and threatens me”
Corinna Zu Sayn-Wittgenstein has no intention of giving up what she believes is due to her on the part of
