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Conservative South African groups are carrying out international campaigns against the government's land reform plans.
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Cricket-crazy India opens up to other sports - look at the athletes who excelled at 2018 Asian Games.
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Six out of eight species of the bird are endangered in Kenya.
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A UN human rights mission in Nicaragua has been asked to leave by the government.
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Brazil's top electoral court rules that the jailed ex-president cannot stand in October's election.
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The US State Department says Unrwa, which supports five million people, is "irredeemably flawed".
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The US singer was under pressure to cancel her show in protest at Israel's policy on the Palestinians.
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The blast at an oil plant in the south of the country forces the evacuation of 1,800 residents.
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Indonesia is planning to bid for the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, the country's president Joko Widodo announces.
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The US was the largest single donor to the UN Palestinian refugee agency but is ending all funding.
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Tottenham forward Son Heung-min will avoid military service after South Korea beat Japan to win the Asian Games title.
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The Utair Boeing 737 catches fire after skidding at Sochi airport, injuring 18 on board.
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Malaysian police seek two women to testify at the trial of those accused of killing Kim Jong-nam.
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At least 39 people, including civilians, have died as rival militias battle in the capital Tripoli.
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Dutch police have been questioning an Afghan man accused of Friday's stabbing of two US tourists.
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The ex-presidents deliver eulogies to the Vietnam War hero who became a high-profile politician.
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The Saudi-led coalition strike killed some 40 children on 9 August, sparking international anger.
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Borys Herman is said to have pleaded guilty to trying to kill Russian journalist Arkady Babchenko.
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Wimbledon champion Angelique Kerber is beaten 3-6 6-3 6-3 by Slovakian 29th seed Dominika Cibulkova in the third round of the US Open in New York.
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The band were part way through their set when Bono apologised to fans before leaving the stage.
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Barack Obama, George W Bush and Meghan McCain deliver eulogies for Senator John McCain.
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This team of women are protecting elephants in the South African bush from ivory poachers.
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The Pentagon says Pakistan is failing to tackle militancy and the funds should be used elsewhere.
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In small towns across Pakistan, migrant families have been building mansions for decades. But behind every mansion lies heartache.
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The Ugandan MP and former rapper allegedly assaulted by the military arrives for medical treatment.
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