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A shepherd and their livestock walk across a dried out reservoir on the outskirts of Chennai in June 2019. The drought-hit city saw only a fraction of the rain it usually receives during June and July
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19.08.2024
India suffers hottest decade on record
Turnout for Soleimani's funeral commemorations has been enormous in all of the citiers where they have been held
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19.08.2024
Iranians mass for burial in hometown of general killed by US
The strike that killed Qasem Soleimani haa strained ties between the United States and its other partners in the coalition fighting the Islamic State jihadist group
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19.08.2024
US ties with Iraq, allies take hit after drone strike
Carlos Ghosn's former lawyer Junichiro Hironaka occasionally appeared hesitant in front of the media
World
19.08.2024
Ghosn escape breaks up legal 'dream team'
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US State Department Venezuela envoy Elliot Abrams told reporters the government was "looking at additional sanctions" in light of Russian support for President Nicolas Maduro
World 19.08.2024
US eyes sanctions over growing Russian support for Venezuela
Swathes of land have been left charred by bushfires in Australia's New South Wales
World 19.08.2024
Australia firefighters race to contain blazes as heatwave looms
Spanish Socialist leader Pedro Sanchez is seeking to be reappointed prime minister as head of a minority coalition government with a hard-left party
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Spain's Sanchez faces tight parliament vote to remain PM
The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam will become the largest hydropower plant in Africa
World 19.08.2024
Power-starved Ethiopia rallies around Nile dam as Egypt dispute simmers
French unions have called for blockades of refineries and fuel depots starting Tuesday, when talks resume on the government's pension overhaul
World 19.08.2024
French pension talks resume as govt seeks to end standoff
The British and European parliaments have just a few weeks to ratify a Brexit withdrawal deal
World 19.08.2024
With clock ticking, British MPs scrutinise Brexit deal
Demonstrators call for a boycott on Cyprus in support of a British teenager convicted of lying about being raped by Israeli tourists
World 19.08.2024
Cyprus court to sentence Briton over 'imaginary' gang-rape
Sebastian Kurz returns in Austria as the world's youngest democratically elected leader
World 19.08.2024
Austria's Kurz to return as world's youngest chancellor
Moon Jae-in has tried to keep paths of communication open between North and South Korea, despite Kim Jong Un's announcement of an end to his nuclear and missile test moratoriums
World 19.08.2024
South Korea's Moon seeks Kim Jong Un visit to Seoul
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