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Cameroon attack: Boko Haram kills 19, ‘many beheaded’

Cameroon attack: Boko Haram kills 19, ‘many beheaded’

Nineteen people were killed in Thursday night’s attack on a Cameroonian village by Nigeria-based Boko Haram militants, a security source…
Finns vote, likely to pick opposition to revive economy

Finns vote, likely to pick opposition to revive economy

Voters are tipped to oust Finland's pro-European and pro-NATO prime minister in Sunday's election and put in power an opposition…
Thousands in Germany protest against Europe-US trade deal

Thousands in Germany protest against Europe-US trade deal

Thousands of people marched in Berlin, Munich and other German cities on Saturday in protest against a planned free trade…
EU dreams of Iranian gas to break dependence on Moscow

EU dreams of Iranian gas to break dependence on Moscow

The EU is hoping future gas imports from Iran can break its dependence on Russia as prospects grow for a…
TV: Russia’s Putin says ready to work with United States

TV: Russia’s Putin says ready to work with United States

Russia has key interests in common with the United States and needs to work with it on a common agenda,…
Australia foils alleged terror attack for Gallipoli centenary

Australia foils alleged terror attack for Gallipoli centenary

Hundreds of Australian police on Saturday arrested five teens planning an Islamic State-inspired terrorist attack next week at an event…
North Korea warns US envoy of ‘bigger mishap’ than a knife attack

North Korea warns US envoy of ‘bigger mishap’ than a knife attack

A North Korean propaganda unit said the US ambassador to South Korea could face a "bigger mishap" than the knife…
Exclusive: Greece scrapes bottom of barrel in hunt for cash to stay afloat

Exclusive: Greece scrapes bottom of barrel in hunt for cash to stay afloat

Greece will need to tap all the remaining cash reserves across its public sector -- a total of 2 billion…
Journalists: Millions of poor uprooted by World Bank-funded projects

Journalists: Millions of poor uprooted by World Bank-funded projects

More than three million of the world's poorest people have been forced from their homes, land and jobs over the…
South Africans learn to laugh at lighter side of blackouts

South Africans learn to laugh at lighter side of blackouts

Facing a long, cold southern hemisphere winter of power cuts, many South Africans are choosing to cope with their frustrations…
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