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Kerala floods: Tribal chief who refuses to leave the forest

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Puffin patrol: The children saving Iceland's pufflings

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US embassy in Australia apologises for Cookie Monster cat email

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New Zealand votes tipsy pigeon bird of the year

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Five things to know for the week ahead

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Cannabis in Canada: Who wins and who loses under new law

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Celebrating Africa's aid workers on the frontline

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How to protect reporters on Afghanistan's deadly front line

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'The lucky ones were often terrorised'

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US and the British royals: A long-distance love affair

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At least six people killed in flashfloods in southern France, waters rising

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Germany's CSU: We'll try to keep Merkel's coalition stable

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British foreign minister says Brexit deal possible but issues remain

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Capturing the Struggle for Racial Equality, Past and Present

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Twenty One Pilots Want to Stay Strange

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North, South Korea agree to reconnect roads, rail amid US concern over easing sanctions

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UK's Duchess of Sussex Meghan is pregnant, Kensington Palace says

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North, South Korea agree to reconnect roads, rail amid U.S. concern over easing sanctions

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DUP's Dodds says Brexit talks becoming a 'battle for the union'

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Jordan and Syria reopen Nassib border crossing

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Humiliating losses in Bavarian election shake Merkel's coalition

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Widow of slain Pakistani candidate wins his seat in by-election

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Britain asks experts to advise on net zero emissions climate target

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Aoun to propose constitutional amendment to block MPs from being ministers: Berri

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Retro Mini NES TV Handheld Classic Video Game Console Built-in 620 Nintendo Game

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Jordan-Syria border crossing opens to normal traffic

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Amnesty condemns US-led coalition over Raqqa civilian killings

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At World’s Largest Food Market, a Sip of Wine After a Night of Butchery

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‘A Woman on the Platform Said That Her Glasses Had Just Blown Off’

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He Wanted to Be an Informant. The F.B.I. Arrested Him Instead.

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Deadline passes for Syria's Idlib buffer without militants leaving

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Hundreds of Syrian refugees prepare to leave Lebanon

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Prince Harry and Meghan arrive in Sydney for 16-day tour

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Jordan reopens main border post with Syria after 3 years

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Iconic U.S. retailer Sears files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy

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President Trump, First Lady to visit storm-ravaged Florida Panhandle

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North seeks "substantive outcome" in economic cooperation talks with South

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Trump says climate change not a hoax, not sure of its source

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Asian shares resume decline, Saudi tensions lift oil prices

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Merkel’s Bavarian bedfellows suffer historic election setback

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Trump on rally blitz as he tries to stave off gains by Democrats

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Stopgap measures

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Hariri: Solidarity with Saudi Arabia in Khashoggi case

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Jordan and Syria say border to reopen Monday

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Trump: Mattis could be leaving post

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No progress in govt formation as Hariri’s deadline expires

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Riyadh vows response to action over journalist

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U.K. hopes Lebanese govt formed in ‘near future’

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Explosion near Litani as Israeli conducts flyovers

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Gunshots heard in Ain al-Hilweh refugee camp

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DUP Brexit spokesman says no deal 'probably inevitable'

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