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Burkina Faso: Elections not a 'priority,' junta leader says
Elections in Burkina Faso are not a "priority," junta leader Ibrahim Traore said on Friday. Traore had earlier promised a return to democracy ...
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US urges Serbia to pull back troops from Kosovo border
The United States on Friday called on Serbia to pull its forces back from the border with Kosovo. The White House warned that ...
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Spain's Feijoo fails in last bid to form government
The leader of Spain's center-right Popular Party (PP), Alberto Nunez Feijoo, fell just short on Friday in his second attempt to secure parliament's ...
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Why South Koreans reject tipping for service
A jar on the counter of a popular bagel shop in Seoul triggered a nationwide debate over the concept of tipping for service ...
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German unity 'completed, but not perfect' 33 years on
Over three decades after the fall of the Berlin Wall, Germany is politically unified, but dividing lines remain, the Minister of State for East ...
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Putin & Xi: The empires strike back
Moscow, March 2023. On the steps of the Kremlin, Xi Jinping bade farewell to Vladimir Putin after a three-day visit. Xi's parting words ...
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Deadly Kosovo clashes spark fear of escalation
Two days after the Kosovobloodshed this weekend, the skies over northern Mitrovica are grey. The mountains are shrouded in heavy clouds, and drizzly ...
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Police make arrest tied to Tupac Shakur's killing
A Nevada grand jury on Friday indicted a former gang leader with the 1996 killing of hip hop musician and actor Tupac Shakur in ...
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Canada's Sikhs under pressure amid row with India
For decades, Canada was a safe haven for Sikhs. Many left their native India in the 1980s and '90s after thousands died there ...
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DR Congo wants to move up the battery supply chain
Zambia's Minister of Mines enters the already packed conference hall. He has made it to Kinshasa, the capital of the neighboring Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), ...
