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Five years after Ethiopia began construction of the Renaissance Dam on the River Nile, downstreammore
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Venezuela’s opposition coalition decried a decision by a former state governor to run against Presidentmore
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The United Nations has set up a 24-hour helpline to fight sexual harassment among itsmore
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Leave a commentKey US Lawmakers Want to Boost Israel’s $38B Defense Aid Package
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Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez should increase efforts to talk with opposition leaders who claimmore
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Haiti’s ambassador to Washington, Paul Altidor, has been on a mission to show his nativemore
Leave a commentTurkish Parliament Strips Status of Two More Pro-Kurdish Lawmakers
Turkey’s parliament stripped two lawmakers from a pro-Kurdish party of their parliamentary status on Tuesdaymore
Leave a commentThousands of Iraqis Too Scared to Go Home Because of IS Stigma
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Leave a commentExperts: Syria Faces 2 Million Lawsuits Over Lost, Damaged Property
Syrians are likely to file more than 2 million lawsuits seeking restitution for lost andmore
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Macedonia is looking at four options to settle a decades-long dispute with Greece over itsmore
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Egypt was once called the “gift of the Nile” by the ancient Greek historian Herodotus.more
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Christian leaders said Tuesday that they will reopen the Church of the Holy Sepulcher inmore
Leave a commentMexico City ‘Much Better Prepared’ for Earthquakes, Mayor Says
Five months after a large earthquake shook Mexico City, the capital is better prepared tomore
Leave a commentBritain Hit by ‘Beast From the East’ Blizzards
Snow fell over swaths of Britain on Tuesday as freezing weather dubbed “the Beast frommore
Leave a commentPolish President Visits Jewish Center Amid Holocaust Dispute
Poland’s president visited a Jewish community center Tuesday amid an upsurge of domestic anti-Semitism andmore
Leave a commentStalinism Resurgent in Russia as Critics Warn Against Whitewashing Soviet History
Decades after the collapse of the Soviet Union, there is fierce debate over the legacymore
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Russia’s recent decision to ban the satirical film The Death of Stalin has fueled amore
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The iconic and romantic symbol of Venice, Italy – the gondola – ferries tourists alongmore
Leave a commentIran Leader Calls Labor Unrest ‘Enemy Plot’ as Workers Protest Unpaid Wages
Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has reacted to an upsurge in labor unrest bymore
Leave a commentUS Opens Tough Saudi Nuclear Talks, in Shadow of Iran Deal
The Trump administration is opening talks with Saudi Arabia on a potentially lucrative atomic energymore
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A surge in sales of Cuba’s legendary cigars in China helped manufacturer Habanos S.A.’s globalmore
Leave a commentSaudi Reshuffles Top Military Posts, Adds a Female Deputy Minister
Saudi Arabia’s King Salman reshuffled some of the kingdom’s top military officers and several deputymore
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The World Health Organization warned on Monday that a cholera epidemic in Yemen that killedmore
Leave a commentLikely Centrist Brazil Presidential Contender Says He Would Sell Petrobras
The governor of Sao Paulo and likely centrist presidential candidate Geraldo Alckmin said on Mondaymore
Leave a commentStatement: New US Sanctions Aim to Block Libyan Oil Smuggling
The United States has issued a new round of sanctions targeting oil smugglers in Libyamore
Leave a commentGreece Enters Final Round of Reform Talks With Creditors
Greece entered a last round of reform talks with creditors Monday, just five months beforemore
Leave a commentAmid Fresh Trump Tension, Negotiators Seek Progress on NAFTA
U.S., Mexican and Canadian negotiators met on Monday seeking to narrow disagreements on how tomore
Leave a commentBrazil Defense Minister to Take Over Public Security Post
Brazilian Defense Minister Raul Jungmann will become the head of the new Ministry of Publicmore
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