US Lawmakers Head Home As Catastrophic Default Looms
US lawmakers head home as catastrophic default looms
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Simply The Best Neighbour: Swiss Suburb Mourns Tina Turner
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Much At Stake In Turkey Vote For Divided Cyprus
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Kurds opposed to President Tayyip Erdogan fear victory for him in Turkey's presidential election could reinforce a crackdown the state has been waging against them for years, alarmed by a surge in nationalist rhetoric ahead of Sunday's vote.
Sensing Erdogan Victory, Turkish Youth Ponder Life Abroad
Sensing Erdogan victory, Turkish youth ponder life abroad
Wagner Says Handing Bakhmut To Russian Military Control
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Chinese-Speaking Communities Abuzz As China Central Television Makes A Surprise Bullish Crypto Move
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Thai Cannabis Sector Spooked As Election Winner Mulls Reversing Legalisation
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South Korea Says Ukraine Artillery Ammo Report 'Inaccurate'
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Sri Lanka Making Good Progress In Debt Restructuring Talks, President Says
Crisis-stricken Sri Lanka should be able to conclude newly launched debt restructuring talks by September, or November at the latest, its president said on Thursday, adding that the negotiations had made "remarkable" progress.
Serbian Government Under Fire As Shootings Spark Mass Protests
Serbian government under fire as shootings spark mass protests
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Shaking Roofs, Frayed Nerves As Mexico's 'Popo' Volcano Rumbles
Shaking roofs, frayed nerves as Mexico's 'Popo' volcano rumbles
Central Europe Firms Stake Positions In Ukraine Reconstruction Race
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Fighting Threatens Sudan's Week-long Truce
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Host of challenges for Sudan refugees seeking safety in Egypt
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