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Tents belonging to those living on the streets are a rare sight outside Paris' opulent town hall

'Cry For Help': Migrants Pitch Tents In Central Paris

'Cry for help': Migrants pitch tents in central Paris

Syrians Still Finding Their Way In Sweden, Five Years On

For 38-year-old Majda Ibrahim and her family, who came to Sweden in 2013 just before the big migrant wave, the road to a new life has been arduous, but worth it

Syrians still finding their way in Sweden, five years on

Six Al-Shabaab Extremists Killed In Airstrike In Somalia, No Civilian Casualties, Says US Military

Smoke and flames rise after Israeli war planes carried out airstrikes on the southern Gaza Strip city of Rafah on August 12

Al-Shabaab has been active in Somalia since 2006 and, according to AFRICOM, the group remains "resilient" despite joint efforts from African and U.S forces.

Elephant Shrew Rediscovery After Decades Of Being 'Lost' Brings Much Needed Good News

The Somali elephant shrew was not only rediscovered but found to be possibly thriving.

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Former Vice President Joe Biden, the Democratic candidate for president, speaking at an event in Wilmington, Delaware, on July 15, 2020.

Presidential Hopeful Joe Biden Vows To End Trump Travel Bans 'On Day One' If Elected

Travel bans targeting the Middle East were among the first actions taken by Donald Trump after being sworn into office in 2017.

Democrat Ilhan Omar Has Paid Husband’s E Street Group Consulting Firm More Than $878,000 Since 2018

Rep. Ilhan Omar's payments to her husband's consulting firm have sparked ethical concerns, but Omar has said an attorney at the Federal Election Commission has found no legal issues with the arrangement.

Taiwan has seen seven diplomatic allies poached by mainland China since President Tsai Ing-wen came into office

Taiwan To Swap Office With Breakaway State Somaliland

Taiwan to swap office with breakaway state Somaliland

The resolution submitted by the Arab League provided for 'rejecting all illegitimate foreign interventions' in Libya

Arab League Urges Withdrawal Of Foreign Forces From Libya

Arab League urges withdrawal of foreign forces from Libya

A sportswear shop vandalised early Sunday after hundreds of people ran riot in the south German city of Stuttgart

Shock In Germany As Hundreds Run Riot In Stuttgart

Shock in Germany as hundreds run riot in Stuttgart

The UN Security Council room seen in 2017

India, Mexico, Norway, Ireland Elected To UN Security Council

India, Mexico, Norway, Ireland elected to UN Security Council

Nkurunziza, pictured on the election campaign trail on May 16

Shock And Fear As Burundi Mourns Veteran President

Shock and fear as Burundi mourns veteran president

A Somali-American man injured when protesters clashed with police during demonstrations against the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis on May 27, 2020 -- African refugees have joined the protests against racism

In Minneapolis, African Refugees See American Dream In Tatters

In Minneapolis, African refugees see American dream in tatters

Just a few of the 482,000 people forced to flee clashes between armed groups and the military in DR Congo

Over 660,000 Displaced During Pandemic Despite UN Plea: Aid Group

Over 660,000 displaced during pandemic despite UN plea: aid group

Students at Kenyatta University have been working ventilators, one of the ways African scientists are looking at homegrown virus solutions

'We Can Get It Done Here': Africa's Tech Scene Tackles Virus

'We can get it done here': Africa's tech scene tackles virus

US Special Operations troops to get 'armed overwatch' attack aircraft

US Special Operations Command To Use Precision-Strike Surveillance Aircraft

The U.S. Special Operations Command is planning to offer war commanders maneuverable precision-strike surveillance planes that can support ground troops with laser-guided rockets and Hellfire missiles.

coronavirus deaths in Africa could reach up to 190,000 if not contained early

WHO Says 190,000 Africans May Die If Coronavirus Not Contained Early

The World Health Organization has warned that up to 190,000 people in Africa could die from coronavirus in the first year of the outbreak if the virus is not contained.

US soldiers stand along the side of a road across near a Russian military armoured personnel carrier (APC), near the village of Tannuriyah in the countryside east of Qamishli in Syria's northeastern Hasakah province on May 2, 2020

US Military Killed 132 Civilians Globally In 2019: Pentagon

US military killed 132 civilians globally in 2019: Pentagon

Migrant camps in Greece have been under quarantine in recent weeks, with authorities trying to keep residents apart from locals

Death Sparks Unrest At Major Migrant Camp In Greece

Death sparks unrest at major migrant camp in Greece

Map of Mozambique, showing districts of Cabo Delgado province affected by the Islamist insurgency

Extremists In Northern Mozambique Declare Goal Of Caliphate

Extremists in northern Mozambique declare goal of caliphate

Protection: A doctor gets suited up for visiting a quarantine ward at Kenyatta National Hospital in Nairobi

Africa's Weak Health Systems Face Escalating Virus Peril

Earth's poorest continent has so far confirmed around 1,800 cases and 57 deaths -- a tally that is low compared with Europe, the Middle East and Asia, but is now ratcheting up quickly as testing remains patchy.