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On a normal day a visitor might pass Igbo-Ora with little more than a double take, wondering why so many…
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NewsFeed Al Jazeera cameraman Fadi al-Wahidi has fallen into a coma while waiting for Israeli authorities to approve his medical…
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Israeli strike on school sheltering displaced families in Jabalia kills 28 | Gaza News
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Air India serial bomb threats: Why is it significant amid Canada tensions? | Aviation News
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EU leaders to discuss stricter measures to curb arrivals of asylum seekers | Migration News
European Union leaders are to discuss stricter laws to curb migration following a recent surge in support for the extreme…
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Bangladesh court seeks arrest of ex-PM Hasina for ‘crimes against humanity’ | Protests News
Toppled leader is in India, which has bilateral extradition treaty with Bangladesh – though loophole could prevent her return. A…
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India hits out at ‘cavalier’ Trudeau as rift with Canada deepens | Politics News
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Three state court rulings ease voting restrictions ahead of US elections | US Elections 2024 News
Court rulings in three separate states – Nebraska, Alabama and Georgia – have reversed or halted controversial measures that would…
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