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Deadly storm knocks out power in U.S. South, threatens east coast
Runaway Saudi sisters hope to move to third country for safety
Attacks on hospital in Ebola zone kill Cameroonian doctor
Mali government resigns after massacre, insecurity
Mortar bombs land on Tripoli suburb as two-week battle rages on
UN envoy sees troop withdrawal in Yemen's Hodeidah within weeks
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Solar power 'cow' helps children swap farming for classes
Several thousand foreign children languish in Syria camp: UN
Syrian government shelling kills 7 in rebel-held northwest
Talks postponed as Taliban objects to size of Afghan delegation
Schools evacuated, subway services halted as quake rocks Taiwan
As Notre-Dame money rolls in, eyebrows raised over rush of funds
Migrant camps overflow as Mexico cracks down after Trump threats
Donkeys deliver vaccines in Mali as diseases spike with violence
Fearing death, runaway Saudi sisters appeal for world's help
Bosnia arrests nine suspected of smuggling 140 migrants
Malaysia begins inquiry into 2015 discovery of mass graves human
Confusion, mistrust ahead of Afghan peace meeting in Doha
Rebels in southern Sudan to halt to hostilities until July 31
Safety fears loom for women at Mexico's trafficking shelters
Ebola survivors comfort sick and frightened in Congo outbreak
Attorney General ruling expands indefinite detention for migrants
First shipment of Red Cross humanitarian aid arrives in Venezuela
Nicaragua crisis forces 60,000 people to flee homes in past year
Cholera cases rise in Kenya's capital, top hospital says
Kenyan food, water scarcity will worsen as rains fail
Ebola is real, Congo president tells sceptical population
U.N. Security Council considers demanding Libya ceasefire
Fleeing battle for Tripoli, Libyan families take refuge in factory
Vulnerable U.S. homeowners overlooked after disasters
Libya conflict stirs divisions in Gulf and Europe
Flowers bloom in war-torn Syria's battered cities
From roads to water, Nairobi slum upgrades bear fruit for locals
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