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Malawi police arrest eight for alleged election fraud
Police in Malawi have arrested eight people for alleged electoral fraud as the country waits for the final results of Tuesday's general…
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'We rowed across the Pacific but can't pick what to have for dinner'
After spending almost 140 days at sea, three Edinburgh brothers who rowed across the Pacific Ocean have said adjusting to normal life has…
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‘We lost everything twice’: Afghan returnees struggle after earthquake
Noorgal, Kunar, Afghanistan – Four months ago, Nawab Din returned to his home village of Wadir, high in the mountains of Afghanistan’s…
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British couple freed by Taliban hug daughter as family express 'immense relief'
A British couple freed by the Taliban after being detained for nearly eight months have emotionally reunited with their daughter, sharing…
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Japan PM contender Koizumi vows wage hikes to counter inflation
By Leika Kihara TOKYO (Reuters) -Shinjiro Koizumi, launching a bid to become Japan's next prime minister, pledged on Saturday to focus on…
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Commons open to espionage after China spying charges dropped, says speaker
The Speaker of the Commons has said that the decision to drop the charges against two men accused of spying for China could leave…
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Terrorists loot aid trucks of baby formula in Gaza City, UNICEF and COGAT confirm
While UNICEF named the parties only as “armed individuals,” COGAT announced that Hamas had robbed the aid trucks. Humanitarian aid trucks…
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Israel detains four foreign nationals who illegally crossed into Israel from Jordan
The unarmed individuals may have been migrant workers. Four foreign nationals were arrested by the IDF on Friday evening after they were…
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The “Outdated” Piece from Grandma’s House That’s Suddenly Cool Again
If you spent time at a grandparent’s house when you were growing up, chances are you’ll remember one large piece of furniture that seemed…
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Palestinians flee as Israel strikes Gaza City with ‘unprecedented force’
Israel is pounding Gaza City with some of the heaviest strikes in two years of war in its bid to force residents to make a perilous and…
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Here's How Japanese McDonald's Are Cracking Down On Happy Meal Toy Resellers
A McDonald's Happy Meal is meant to bring joy. The kid-friendly meals always come with a toy, some of which are pretty valuable these…
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Mexican churches mark the anniversary of deadly quakes with remembrance and lessons for the future
MEXICO CITY (AP) — Carmen Chávez has a clear answer for those wondering why she and her partner chose to get married on Sept. 19 — the…
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Estonia requests Article 4 talks as NATO intercepts Russian jets
Estonia on Friday said it has requested consultations under Article 4 of the NATO treaty after Russian jets were intercepted over its…
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IDF troops battle Hamas terrorists in Gaza City incursion
While in Gaza City, troops have killed numerous terrorists using tank fire, armed drones, and air strikes. The IDF's 162nd Division killed…
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Germany Weighs New Path for $100B Jet Program Amid Dassault Dispute
This article first appeared on GuruFocus. Germany's defense establishment is starting to lose patience. After years of friction with…
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12 Mistakes To Avoid When Ordering Food In An English Pub
Sure, there might be pubs around the world, but an English pub is its own beast. It's not a bar, it's not a restaurant, and it's not…
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Gaza City exodus swells as gunmen raid aid trucks with baby formula
The exodus from Gaza City continued on Friday as Israel pressed its controversial ground offensive, while a UN aid convoy carrying baby…
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Drone stroke on Sudan mosque kills 78, medic tells BBC
More than 70 people have been killed following a drone strike on a mosque in Sudan's Darfur region, a senior medical source has told the…
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Coca-Cola bottler ‘plans plant closures in South Africa with 600 jobs at risk’
Bottling group Coca-Cola Beverages South Africa (CCBSA) is reportedly planning to close two factories in a move that could lead to more…
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Fireworks event's new date after storm cancels show
A new date has been set for the cancelled World Fireworks Championships in Blackpool. Team India were due to stage their free display on…
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India launches national policy to harness geothermal energy
India’s Union Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) has unveiled the National Policy on Geothermal Energy, introducing a framework…
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Video of Uganda's Yoweri Museveni saying 2026 presidential bid will be his last is doctored
As Uganda gears up for the January 2026 polls, President Yoweri Museveni, who has been in power since 1986, is seeking to extend his…
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Old visuals misrepresent Indonesian lawmaker's situation after anti-government protests
Anti-government protests in Indonesia sparked by low wages, unemployment, and anger over lawmakers' perceived lavish perks turned violent…
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Video shows independence day march in Poland, not far-right UK rally
After one of the largest-ever far-right protests in Britain, an old video was shared in posts falsely claiming it depicted the "Unite the…