Turkey's stray dogs find homes abroad after new law to clear them off streets
Turkey's stray dogs find homes abroad after new law to clear them off streets
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Ugandan athlete Rebecca Cheptegei dies, days after boyfriend set her on fire
Ugandan athlete Rebecca Cheptegei dies, days after boyfriend set her on fire
Germany's migration commissioner proposes Rwanda migrant deportation plan
Germany's migration commissioner proposes Rwanda migrant deportation plan
Pope Francis says climate change a common cause during Istiqlal Mosque visit
Pope Francis says climate change a common cause during Istiqlal Mosque visit
Colombia's economic segregation makes peace unattainable, UN envoy says
Colombia's economic segregation makes peace unattainable, UN envoy says
Human rights commission calls on El Salvador to end state of emergency
Human rights commission calls on El Salvador to end state of emergency
Woman charged in US with murdering her children fights extradition from UK
Woman charged in US with murdering her children fights extradition from UK
Far-right's victory in German state election puts migrants on edge
Far-right's victory in German state election puts migrants on edge
Tunisian public prosecutor orders detention of presidential candidate Zammel
Tunisian public prosecutor orders detention of presidential candidate Zammel
Pope Francis, in Muslim-majority Indonesia, warns against religious extremism
Pope Francis, in Muslim-majority Indonesia, warns against religious extremism
Exclusive-Norway wealth fund may divest companies that aid Israel in Gaza war, occupied territories
Exclusive-Norway wealth fund may divest companies that aid Israel in Gaza war, occupied territories
UN details Nicaragua government's intensifying violent crackdown on rights
UN details Nicaragua government's intensifying violent crackdown on rights
Yemen Roundup: Floods, Houthis' activities, UN calls for release of staff
Yemen Roundup: Floods, Houthis' activities, UN calls for release of staff
Clash between isolated indigenous group and loggers leaves two dead in Peru's Amazon
Clash between isolated indigenous group and loggers leaves two dead in Peru's Amazon
Italy summons Venezuelan diplomat over arrest warrant for opposition leader
Italy summons Venezuelan diplomat over arrest warrant for opposition leader
Netanyahu says 'shameful' of UK to halt some arms export licences to Israel
Netanyahu says 'shameful' of UK to halt some arms export licences to Israel
Exclusive-Canada turning away more foreigners, approving fewer visas in border crackdown
Exclusive-Canada turning away more foreigners, approving fewer visas in border crackdown
Venezuela's newest news agency says AI anchors protect reporters amid government crackdown
Venezuela's newest news agency says AI anchors protect reporters amid government crackdown
Logger operating near isolated Peru tribe gets certification suspended
Logger operating near isolated Peru tribe gets certification suspended
Children return to school in Ukraine's Kharkiv as Russia bombards city
Children return to school in Ukraine's Kharkiv as Russia bombards city
Israeli airstrike kills cleaning worker, relative in southern Lebanon, sources say
Israeli airstrike kills cleaning worker, relative in southern Lebanon, sources say
Ethnic Greek local politician released from Albanian jail
Ethnic Greek local politician released from Albanian jail
Nigeria charges protesters with treason, inciting military
Nigeria charges protesters with treason, inciting military
Tunisia police arrest presidential candidate as pre-election tension rises
Tunisia police arrest presidential candidate as pre-election tension rises
Survivors and families mark 20 years since Russia's Beslan school siege
Survivors and families mark 20 years since Russia's Beslan school siege
Pope to visit Jakarta's Istiqlal mosque in push for interfaith harmony
Pope to visit Jakarta's Istiqlal mosque in push for interfaith harmony
Gabon marks year since 'coup of liberation' with celebrations, reform pledges
Gabon marks year since 'coup of liberation' with celebrations, reform pledges
Frustration deepens two years after UN report on China abuses
Frustration deepens two years after UN report on China abuses
'I saw horrible things': Burkina Faso massacre survivor describes bloodshed in trenches
'I saw horrible things': Burkina Faso massacre survivor describes bloodshed in trenches
UN to send mission to Bangladesh to probe human rights violations
UN to send mission to Bangladesh to probe human rights violations
Russia uses Telegram boss Pavel Durov's case to rally doubters against West
Russia uses Telegram boss Pavel Durov's case to rally doubters against West
Nicaragua shutters another 169 civil society groups as purge intensifies
Nicaragua shutters another 169 civil society groups as purge intensifies
Al Qaeda branch says it killed 300 fighters, not civilians, in Burkina Faso attack
Al Qaeda branch says it killed 300 fighters, not civilians, in Burkina Faso attack
Iran's president calls for investigation into case of death in custody
Iran's president calls for investigation into case of death in custody
UAE in contact with French authorities over Telegram CEO Durov
UAE in contact with French authorities over Telegram CEO Durov
Ukraine's Kursk incursion tests young Russian conscripts' mettle
Ukraine's Kursk incursion tests young Russian conscripts' mettle
Top South Korea court says climate law doesn't protect basic rights
Top South Korea court says climate law doesn't protect basic rights
"A point of no return": the fall of Stand News, Hong Kong's once leading online media outlet
"A point of no return": the fall of Stand News, Hong Kong's once leading online media outlet
Hong Kong jury convicts 1, acquits 6 in landmark UN anti-terrorism trial
Hong Kong jury convicts 1, acquits 6 in landmark UN anti-terrorism trial
Hong Kong court expected to hand down landmark sedition verdict against two journalists
Hong Kong court expected to hand down landmark sedition verdict against two journalists
Venezuela opposition says leader Pilieri arrested in Caracas after rally
Venezuela opposition says leader Pilieri arrested in Caracas after rally
UN experts say jailed Guatemalan journalist Zamora may have been tortured
UN experts say jailed Guatemalan journalist Zamora may have been tortured
Hungry Gazans face crippling price rises as war rages
Hungry Gazans face crippling price rises as war rages
Bangladesh revokes ban imposed on main Islamic party by ex-PM Hasina
Bangladesh revokes ban imposed on main Islamic party by ex-PM Hasina
South Korean teen activist hopes for landmark court ruling on climate change
South Korean teen activist hopes for landmark court ruling on climate change
