Morocco boosts Ceuta security amid calls for mass migrant crossing
Morocco has added barbed wire and more police near Spain’s Ceuta enclave after online calls for another mass crossing.
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Concerns grow over increased global ties with Taliban in Afghanistan
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Is the US ready for President Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez?
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BBC was warned of author’s claim to possess missing clothes of child murder victim
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Europe's scorched landscapes seen from space after summer heatwaves
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How a Sudanese refugee became a head teacher in a Chadian camp
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Did the US really destroy Iran’s ballistic missile capability?
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What we know about the crisis aboard the USS Lincoln
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HRW says US civil rights enforcement reduced under Trump: What to know
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India marks 80th Independence Day with military display
India marked its 80th Independence Day at Delhi’s historic Red Fort.
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US President Trump says he will declare Strait of Hormuz US territory
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One dead after 7.7 magnitude earthquake strikes Indonesia
The earthquake struck off Flores island in the country's east early on Saturday morning.
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Picasso print stolen from Milwaukee art gallery in 2018 found by landlord while cleaning apartment
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At least two killed as magnitude 7.7 quake hits Indonesia
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Coalition split on Andrew Bragg speech as South Australian senator Andrew McLachlan urges colleagues to ‘follow his lead’
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7.7-magnitude earthquake strikes eastern Indonesia
A powerful 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck eastern Indonesia, damaging buildings and sending residents to higher ground.
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Venezuela says 131 political prisoners freed amid post-Maduro talks
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Fears for missing Sydney teen who hasn’t been seen since leaving for hike on Wednesday
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Buenaventura residents criticise state neglect after Colombia’s earthquake
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Mangione pleads guilty as polarising CEO killing reaches new phase
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Families angered by slow search for loved ones after Colombia quake
Families are demanding answers over loved ones buried under rubble in Cali, Colombia after Monday’s 7.4 magnitude quake.
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UN urges support for Afghan women’s aid five years into Taliban rule
More than half of women’s organisations operating in Afghanistan could cease operations within next year: UN Women.
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Lula holds slim lead over Flavio Bolsonaro ahead of Brazil election
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