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For US-bound migrants, better to stay in Mexico than be sent home
Beyond shelter in a storm, Odisha eyes sturdier homes and power
Indian migrant girl, 6, died in U.S. desert as mother sought water
U.S. ramps up Mexico asylum returns
U.S. green groups ramp up legal attacks on federal oil leases
U.S. plan to make Guatemala take asylum seekers called ludicrous
Belgium takes back six Islamic State children
Venezuelans rush to Peru border ahead of migration crackdown
Tech tool aims to predict water conflicts before they happen
They fled Venezuela's crisis by boat - then vanished
WHO likely to declare Ebola an international emergency -experts
Spotlight gives hope to Africa's hunted albinos
China flood death toll hits 61, 350,000 evacuated
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Grief and safety fears: UK reflects 2 years after Grenfell blaze
Development banks' climate funding at all-time high in 2018
Albania busts gang trafficking migrants into EU, arrests 8
Ebola not known to be spreading in Uganda - WHO
U.N. says it confirms 17 deaths in central Darfur region of Sudan
Tripoli's children struggle to study as war reaches the capital
After refuge in northwest Syria, a family again faces danger
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Madonna takes on frightening world with new album 'Madame X'
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'Too many' maps slow return of Indonesia's indigenous land
Second Ebola patient dies in Uganda, two others in intensive care
Stranded Rohingyas linked to human trafficking -Thai police
Cyclone Vayu spares Indian west coast a direct hit
Yemen's Houthis strike Saudi airport, coalition vows to retaliate
Mali revises down death toll from village raid
Boko Haram attack on Cameroon island kills 24
New Ebola cases in Uganda raise fears of spread beyond Congo
Syria refuses access to chemical weapons investigators
Nuclear wasteland selfies draw ire as tourists flock to Chernobyl
Swiss women to strike over equal pay and rights
UK to become first G7 nation with net zero emissions target
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