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Arkadag FC all-conquering in a bizarre football season in Turkmenistan | Football
There is a new power in Central Asian football and, a year ago, it did not even exist. Turkmenistan’s Arkadag…
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Ukraine welcomes latest US aid package as war nears two year mark | Russia-Ukraine war News
The package, valued at $250m, will include air defence system components and artillery rounds. Ukraine has welcomed the latest arms…
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Families bury loved ones after deadly attacks in central Nigeria | Armed Groups
NewsFeed People have been burying their relatives in mass graves after gunmen attacked remote villages in central Nigeria over the…
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Man arrested in France over murder of wife, four children, prosecutor says | Crime News
Motive for five homicides remains unclear; suspect to undergo psychiatric examination. Police in France have arrested a 33-year-old man suspected…
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Ukraine secures desperately needed funds from World Bank | Russia-Ukraine war News
Ukraine has received a vital $1.34bn in funds from the World Bank. The funding has been paid out to support…
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Iran summons Russia’s envoy again over islands dispute | Politics News
This is the second time the Russian envoy to Tehran is being summoned over the same issue. Tehran, Iran –…
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Ex-Palestinian PM Fayyad: ‘PLO should expand to include Hamas’ | Israel-Palestine conflict
Former Palestinian Authority PM Salam Fayyad says Palestinians should be tending to their own interests, not Israel’s. “No national liberation…
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Prague university shooting: What we know the day after | Gun Violence News
EXPLAINER A gunman killed 14 people and injured 25 in the Czech Republic’s deadliest shooting. The Czech Republic has declared…
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Greece to join US-led coalition to protect Red Sea shipping from Houthis | Houthis News
The maritime alliance wants to counter threats that the Yemeni rebel group says are a response to Israeli ‘crimes’ in…
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Are Houthi Red Sea attacks hurting Israel and disrupting global trade? | Israel-Palestine conflict News
Some of the largest shipping companies in the world have been forced to reroute their vessels at considerable costs after…
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