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At least 20 dead and 150 injured after magnitude 6.3 earthquake in north Afghanistan
At least 20 people have died after a magnitude 6.3 earthquake in Afghanistan, the Taliban has said.
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Number of dead in Jamaica due to Hurricane Melissa rises to 28
A total of 28 people have died following Hurricane Melissa's rampage across Jamaica, the government has confirmed.
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Two Louvre jewellery heist suspects 'convicted over theft in 2015'
Two of the suspects in the Louvre jewellery heist were convicted of involvement in the same theft case a decade ago, French prosecutors have revealed.
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Five mountaineers die after avalanche in Italy
Five German mountaineers have died in an avalanche in northern Italy.
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Nigeria responds to Donald Trump's threat of military action due to 'slaughter' of Christians
Nigeria has responded to Donald Trump's threat of military action by suggesting it would welcome help tackling Islamist insurgents, but insists America must respect its sovereignty.
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At least 26 people dead after Kenya landslide
At least 26 people have died and 25 others are still missing after a landslide in western Kenya during heavy rains.
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Prince William to attend Earthshot Prize and COP30 in Brazil - with his team hoping to refocus attention away from Andrew
Prince William has spoken of the need for people to "work together with optimism and courage" on the environment as he heads for Brazil, hoping to leave behind the problems of his uncle, Andrew Mountbatten Windsor.
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Remains of three more Gaza hostages handed over by Hamas, says Israel
Israel has said Hamas has handed over the remains of three more hostages from Gaza.
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As Russia marks Stalin's political repression, some fear the country's dark history could repeat itself
In the shadow of the headquarters of Russia's FSB security service, formerly the home of the Soviet-era KGB, people came to lay flowers this week.
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Tense days ahead as tens of thousands line streets for anniversary of Novi Sad tragedy
The organisers said they didn’t want people to bring banners or whistles, and there were no political speeches. Today was about commemoration, not protest.


