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Four Turks kidnapped in Nigeria, police launch rescue operation
African swine fever hits pig farm in northeast Bulgaria
U.S. CDC links 2 deaths to multi-state salmonella outbreak
Africa's largest wind power project opens in northern Kenya
Peru evacuates hundreds in south after volcano rumbles
Six missing after suspected Islamists attack aid convoy in Nigeria
Iraqi militias bombed by aircraft, one dead - security sources
Bangladesh police arrest 12 as Rohingya trafficking fears rise
Unrest over autonomy bid kills four in Ethiopia's Hawassa city
Dutch state accepts partial liability for Srebrenica deaths
WHO says investigators conclude Ebola victim did not enter Rwanda
For some Chinese Muslims, fleeing doesn't end trouble
Bangladesh rivers break their banks, forcing 400,000 to flee homes
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Two killings symbolise reach of Kashmir conflict
U.N. calls out Saudi Arabia, UAE for not paying Yemen aid pledges
WHO flags Ebola risk in Rwanda, but then withdraws its report
Singaporeans head to fire hotspot in Indonesia to tackle haze
12 killed, scores wounded in Afghanistan Taliban car bombing
Sea-Watch captain says hopes for change in EU migrant rules
Malnutrition, disease kill at least 139 displaced in Indonesia
How a Congo Ebola outbreak became a global concern
Bangladesh floods worsen after breach, India death toll nears 100
Malnutrition, disease rising in North Korea: aid organisation
WHO sounds Ebola alarm as risks intensify
Hungary urged to move children from 'prison-like' transit zones
Torch, radio...house deeds? U.S. readies for hurricane season
New Ebola incident reported in Uganda raises alarm
Millions stranded in India as early monsoon brings havoc
India aims to expel all illegal migrants, interior minister says
Taliban force Swedish charity to close Afghan health centres
To end slavery, free 10,000 people a day for a decade: report
Syrian air strike on village market kill at least 12, rescuers say
First Ebola patient in eastern Congo's main city dies
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