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Syria: Eye-witnesses break silence on 2012 Darayya massacre

Several interior ministry personnel were killed in a clash as they went to arrest an officer of the ousted Assad regime. Meanwhile Alawites across the nation protested the decimation of a holy…

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by Abiodun Ogundairo

How will women fare in a new Syria?

While Syrians celebrate the fall of Bashar al-Assad, concern is expressed over the need to protect women's rights in a country decimated by decades of cruel dictatorship.…

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Fight for justice: Grieving mothers call for end to gun violence in Brazil

In Rio de Janeiro, many mothers have lost their children to the violence of police operations and organised crime. Seeking to overcome grief and heartbreak, these mothers have formed a network of…

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Tracking Women’s Rights in Afghanistan and India on Human Rights Day

On today's edition, we dive into the origins of the UN’s Human Rights Day and focus on the state of women’s rights in Afghanistan and India. Solange Mougin takes us through the…

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Ghana: John Mahama officially wins election

John Dramani Mahama, Ghana’s former president, has been declared the winner of the presidential election, securing 56.5% of the vote. His campaign, focused on tackling the economic crisis, resonated with young Ghanaians…

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Waiting for Macron: France's summer without a government

Macron aims to pick new French PM ‘within 48 hours’

French President Emmanuel Macron aims to name a new Prime Minister for France "within 48 hours" as he seeks to end political deadlock following the ouster of Michel Barnier.…

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Soaring carbon pollution: Private jets as taxis for the ultra-wealthy

New research shows that people are using private jets more and more as taxis to travel increasingly short distances with statistics showing that many journeys cover distances of less than 50 kilometres.…

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Man charged with murder in killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO

Luigi Mangione is arrested and charged with the murder of healthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Finally, some civil servants in the UK could sue if they are not invited to Christmas parties by…

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How well do you know these European Christmas traditions?

Do you know about Hungarian szaloncukor? Or the Colinde singers from Romania? Discover lesser-known Christmas traditions from Central and Southeastern Europe.…

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Real or fake Christmas tree: What is the greenest option?

Real or Fake: Which Christmas tree is better for the environment? Short answer—real! Real trees help fight climate change, and even though your Christmas tree is cut down, you're actually supporting forests.…

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Disease X: What is the illness spreading in Congo?

A mysterious 'Disease X' is spreading in a remote region of Congo. Experts say it's probably a known illness — but which one? And can it be treated?…

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World - Page 4

Syria: Eye-witnesses break silence on 2012 Darayya massacre

How will women fare in a new Syria?

Fight for justice: Grieving mothers call for end to gun violence in Brazil

Tracking Women’s Rights in Afghanistan and India on Human Rights Day

Ghana: John Mahama officially wins election

Macron aims to pick new French PM ‘within 48 hours’

Soaring carbon pollution: Private jets as taxis for the ultra-wealthy

Man charged with murder in killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO

How well do you know these European Christmas traditions?

Real or fake Christmas tree: What is the greenest option?

Disease X: What is the illness spreading in Congo?

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