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Here is today’s Foreign Policy brief: Intra-Afghan talks reach a key milestone, Iran approves a measure to enrich uranium to higher levels, and 2020 set to be the third-hottest year on record. After ...
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NEW DELHI/MUMBAI (Reuters) - Indian government ministers began talks with farmers’ leaders on Thursday to try and break a deadlock over laws passed earlier this year seeking to deregulate the ...
LONDON (Reuters) - Talks between Britain and the European Union over a trade deal are continuing, a British government source said, after reports they suffered fresh problems on Thursday afternoon ...
CAIRO — Three Egyptian human rights activists were released from detention Thursday after a wave of international ...
GAZA (Reuters) - A partial lockdown will begin this weekend in the Gaza Strip after COVID-19 infections spiked in the densely ...
JERUSALEM -- The Israeli government on Thursday urged its citizens to avoid travel to the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain, citing threats of Iran ian attacks. Iran has been threatening to attack ...
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California residents have certain rights with regard to the sale of personal information to third parties. Guardian News and Media and our partners use information collected through cookies or in ...
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Twenty people won South Africa's national lottery this week by picking the numbers 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10. The unusual sequence sparked thousands of comments on Twitter and Facebook, as many questioned ...
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The Italian government has approved a ban on inter-regional travel during the Christmas period as the country registered the highest daily coronavirus death toll of the pandemic. Under a new decree ...
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A man named after Adolf Hitler won a local election in Namibia. Adolf Hitler Uunona was elected councilor in the Ompundja Constituency in the Oshana region, located in northern Namibia. Uunona told ...
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Former Ghanaian President John Mahama said he’ll spend $10 billion on infrastructure over the next five years if he defeats the incumbent in elections next week. Mahama plans to build roads, dams and ...
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