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Countries in Europe and Asia that saw a summer respite from coronavirus outbreaks are tracking swiftly rising numbers of new confirmed
A political party spokesman in Puerto Rico says FBI agents have arrested Rep. Mar�a Milagros Charbonier and three other people
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Several thousand factory workers have taken to the streets of Minsk demanding the resignation of authoritarian Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko
A U.N.-backed tribunal in the Netherlands is announcing verdicts this week in the trial of four members of the militant group Hezbollah who were allegedly involved in the killing more than 15 years ago of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri in a huge truck bombing assassination in Beirut
Google has warned that the Australian government’s plans to make digital giants pay for news content threatens users’ free services in Australia and could hand users’ data to media organizations
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But analysts doubt that Russia will intervene militarily unless there’s an external threat from the West.
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One of Germany’s best-known food companies says it will rename a popular spicy dressing because of the racist connotations of its name
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Demands for deep political changes in Lebanon strike at Hezbollah’s state-within-a-state power.
