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Air strike kills four people in Somalia
First asylum seekers returned from Mexico for U.S. court hearings
At least 10 migrants die when boat sinks off Libyan coast
ICC: examination of Philippines continues despite withdrawal
Poor people's right to water cut off by unfair exports, supply
UN discloses rise in abuse cases, ascribes it to better reporting
Colombia FARC fighters who committed rape were shot -party leader
Death toll in Mozambique storm, floods could surpass 1,000
U.N. experts urge Israel to rein in security forces
UN rights expert: Israel depriving Palestinians of clean water
Myanmar military court to probe Rohingya atrocity allegations
Death toll in floods in Indonesia's Papua rises to nearly 80
In shadow of war, Ukrainians seek to vote for peace
Rohingya 'lost generation' struggle to study in Bangladesh camps
Left out of peace talks, U.S. allies reassess Afghan support
Record floods engulf U.S. Central states
Over 60,000, mostly civilians, have fled last IS Syria enclave
Water woes hit henna plant farms in Iraq's Fao peninsula
Fire kills at least 8, destroys homes in northeast Nigeria camp
U.S. to impose visa bans on International Criminal Court personnel
France repatriates five young children from camps in Syria
Afghan people 'should not be silenced again' - orchestra founder
Karadzic could be jailed for life in final Srebrenica ruling
Cyclone Idai lashes Mozambican port, hits communications
factbox
Nine facts about Syria as fresh violence marks ninth year of war
Slow pace of peace in Colombia putting rights activists at risk
WHO says Ebola area contained but Congo needs long-term support
Burkina army investigating claims troops carried out executions
Hundreds surrender in last Islamic State enclave as SDF advance
Yemenis bury children killed in Hajjah air strikes
Mosquito-killing drug offers new tool for fighting malaria
U.N. Palestinian aid faces funding battle without U.S. help
Weak El Niño likely to prevail through spring -U.S. forecaster
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