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US Rescinds Sudan's Designation as State Sponsor of Terror
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says move a result of nation's 'historic democratic transition'
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How climbing is supporting the mental health and wellbeing of refugee youth in Lebanon's Beqaa Valley
Young refugees in Lebanon are taking part in climbing to aid their physical and mental health in Lebanon. Over 400 children and young people from both
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Residents of Australia's Fraser Island Township Urged to Evacuate as Wildfire Approaches
Blaze on island, a UN World Heritage Site, has burned since October
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Kashmir Militant's Families Accuse Officials of Using COVID-19 as Excuse to Prevent Them from Attending Funerals
Militant funerals cause of concern for Indian authorities
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Ghana's Essential Workers Vote Early Ahead of Next Monday's National Election
Early voters cast ballots in Ghana Tuesday ahead of Monday's national election
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Afghan Officials Warn of Compounding Crisis for Helmand's Displaced as Winter Looms
Officials say the approaching cold season could create 'a human tragedy' for thousands of residents who have fled the recent fighting between governme
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Sally Moves Offshore as Florida, Alabama Take Stock of Storm's Damage
Hundreds of thousands of businesses and homes on the US Gulf Coast were still without power Friday
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Pompeo Heads to Mideast as Part of Trump's Arab-Israeli Push
Pompeo departed Sunday for Israel, Gulf Arab states and Sudan
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Greece Denies Turkey's Claim of Migrant Expulsions
Greece says it has the right to defend its borders; Ankara previously alleged Athens engages in systematic migrant pushbacks
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UN-Backed Court Convicts One Man in 2005 Assassination of Lebanon's Hariri
The court acquitted 3 defendants and found one guilty on all counts in the bombing that killed of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri and 21 b
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UN-backed Court Issues Verdict in 2005 Assassination of Lebanon's Hariri
4 Hezbollah members charged in 2005 assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri and 21 bystanders
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UN-Backed Court to Issue Verdict in 2005 Assassination of Lebanon's Hariri
The court will read its verdict Tuesday in the case of 4 Hezbollah members charged in the 2005 assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik H
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Biden's Pick of Harris as Running Mate Draws Tears from Some, Criticism from Others
A fantastic and historic ticket or one of extreme positions?
International
As IMF Talks Drag, Lebanon's Economy Spirals
Analysts say lack of political will to reform stalling talks on restarting economy puts fragile country on dangerous path
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UN Agency Foresees Possible 'Crisis Within Crisis' as Migrant Workers Head Home
Millions of migrant workers, previously under COVID-19 lockdown, are returning home to countries that may have no plans to reintegrate them, warns the
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Thailand's Migrant Workers Struggle to Qualify for Aid During Pandemic
Many migrant workers have filed claims with labor advocate organizations, citing substandard treatment and unfair pay, based on their nationality
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Amid Coronavirus Pandemic, Thailand's Migrant Workers Struggle to Qualify for Aid
Many migrant workers have filed claims with labor advocate organizations, citing substandard treatment and unfair pay, based on their nationality
International - Liban
The reasons of Lebanon's bankruptcy
Les articles publiés par Libnanews, le média citoyen du Liban Lebanon has been bleeding financially due to the financial and currency policies imposed
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Plight of Lebanon's Migrant Workers Worsens as Crises Multiply
Many are not getting paid because of the crisis and they can't go home because airports are closed and rare repatriation trips come at exorbitant cost
International
Iraq's New PM Was Once Critical of Country Seen as Iran's Backyard'
Mustafa al-Kadhimi's election this month was welcomed by both the United States and Iran, raising questions about whether the new leader could maintai
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Australia's COVID-19 Border Closures Separates Families of Migrant Workers
Australia urged to reunited migrant families separated by COVID-19 border closures
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China's Factories at Risk of Double Whammy as Coronavirus Hits South Korea, Japan
Cases of the flu-like epidemic have jumped in South Korea and Japan, prompting some manufacturers there to partially suspend operations and risking a
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Civilians Bear Brunt of Terror as Kenya's Operation Against Al-Shabab Continues in Forest
The operation was meant to last a few months but - nearly five years later - security forces are still struggling to stamp out the Islamist militants
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Nearly 450 Wounded in 2 Days of Clashes in Lebanon's Capital
Unprecedented protests have rocked the country since Oct. 17, with citizens from all religious backgrounds demanding the ouster of the ruling politica
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Afghans React as Photos of Iran's New Quds Force Chief in Bamiyan Emerge
Afghan officials say they are closely investigating pictures that show the new commander of Iran's Quds Force, Esmail Qaani, on an official visit in B
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