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Rescue workers recovered a body they said was that of missing coffee tycoon V.G. Siddhartha from a river bank in south India
World
18.08.2024
Indian coffee magnate's body found by river
Hundreds of anonymous civil servants have signed open letters condemning the response of Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam and the city's police over their response to weeks of protests
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18.08.2024
Outraged Hong Kong's civil servants voice rare dissent
Zimbabwe's inflation rate hit 175 percent in June, bringing back memories of the hyperinflation that reached 500 billion percent in 2009
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18.08.2024
A year after Mnangagwa's election, old woes haunt Zimbabwe
The fishing industry is critical for Ghana, but stocks are dwindling and the authorities are trying to stem the losses
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18.08.2024
Ghana grapples with illegal fishing as stocks dive
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Trump took to Twitter to lambast China after his negotiating team arrived in Shanghai
World 18.08.2024
US-China trade talks resume after Trump tweetstorm
The fight against DR Congo's Ebola epidemic has been hampered by mistrust, superstition and militia attacks
World 18.08.2024
DR Congo makes new push to fight year-old Ebola epidemic
Hawa Adan Hassan, a 23-year-old Somali fashion designer, is self-taught from watching fashion shows on TV
World 18.08.2024
Homegrown fashion emerges in troubled Somalia
Supporters of those charged with rioting voiced their outrage as they stood outside court, braving heavy winds and rain
World 18.08.2024
Tensions high as pro-democracy protesters face court
The flagship subsidiary of the sprawling Samsung Group has enjoyed record profits in recent years despite a series of setbacks, but is now struggling
World 18.08.2024
Samsung Electronics Q2 net profit slumps 53%
At an impromptu meeting in June, US President Donald Trump and North Korea's leader Kim Jong-un agreed to resume talks, but North Korea has grown frustrated over upcoming military exercises
World 18.08.2024
N. Korea fires several 'unidentified projectiles': South
A 2017 decision by the British Columbia Court of Appeal meant the plaintiffs could have their civil case heard in Canada instead of Guatemala
World 18.08.2024
Canada miner apologizes for violating Guatemala protesters' rights
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has found himself in hot water over his latest comments on the country's brutal military dictatorship
World 18.08.2024
Brazil's Bolsonaro makes waves with dictatorship remarks
Aerial view of migrants on a train known as "The Beast," which takes them to the tourist town of Palenque
World 18.08.2024
Migrants raking up the risks in crossing Mexico for the US
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