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Israeli forces kill Hamas gunmen in overnight raid near West Bank's Tulkarm
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Brazil: Landslides and flooding kill 60 in Rio Grande do Sul
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Boat slams into bridge, capsizes as death toll rises amid catastrophic flooding in southern Brazil
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Panama election: Voters to choose president after front-runner sentenced
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'Gaffe machine' Biden makes a new one. Do candidate gaffes matter?
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Japanese government responds to Biden claim that Japan is 'xenophobic': 'Unfortunate'
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To prevent Georgia going down Putin’s path, sanction the country’s Russian puppets
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Germany’s Scholz calls for unity against far-right after MEP seriously hurt
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In English local elections Labour won where it needed to
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'Prajwal Revanna raped me repeatedly at his office'
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Israel-Gaza war: Tens of thousands rally for hostage deal as Gaza ceasefire talks continue
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The UK’s controversial plan to deport migrants to Rwanda, explained
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French police remove pro-Palestine protesters from Paris university building
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As Putin begins another 6-year term, he is entering a new era of extraordinary power in Russia
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Tanzania hit by power blackouts as Cyclone Hidaya strengthens toward country's coastline
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North Korea propaganda song praising Kim Jong Un going viral on TikTok: 'Warm-hearted like your mother'
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Pro-Hamas, pro-Oct 7 lawyers behind Netanyahu arrest warrant push
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Israel says will limit Turkish trade with Palestinians, seek sanctions against Ankara
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Turkey cuts $7 billion in Israel trade over 'uncompromising attitude' in Gaza war
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Russia-Ukraine war: Drone footage shows Ukrainian village in ruins
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India elections: Telengana Chief Minister Arun Reddy held over edited video
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Orangutan uses medicinal plant to treat wound in the wild, scientists say
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People eating ‘grass and peanut shells’ in Darfur, UN says, as hunger crisis engulfs war-ravaged Sudan
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Invisible plastic: Why banning plastic bags will never be enough
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AP PHOTOS: South and Southeast Asian countries cope with a weekslong heat wave
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Palestinian doctor Ghassan Abu-Sitta denied entry into France
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China's Shaolin monks are known for their incredible acrobatics. This photographer captured them in action
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Confident Russia displays Western war trophies ahead of Victory Day
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Russians throng to display of Western 'trophy' tanks captured in Ukraine
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Russia flaunts Western military hardware captured in war in Ukraine
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Scientists Say Underwater Cave So Deep They Can't Find the Bottom
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