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Ostracised, sacked … and even arrested: the fate of whistleblowers at the UN
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Australian prime minister Tony Abbott ousted after vote
Australian prime minister Tony Abbott ousted after vote
Australia’s beleaguered prime minister has been ousted from his position by an internal government challenge, and the party’s former leader has been elected to replace him. Tony Abbott lost a leadership ballot by members...
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Scientists claim global temperature rise to restart
Scientists claim global temperature rise to restart
The world is likely to see a return to rapid warming in the next couple of years, scientists said, in what could signal the end of the "pause" in rising global temperatures. Experts said big changes were under...
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Germany Reinstates Border Controls as EU Seeks Deal on Refugees
Germany Reinstates Border Controls as EU Seeks Deal on Refugees
European Union ministers will try to bridge a divide over the surging refugee crisis a day after Germany reinstated border controls, curbing the freedom of movement across the continent. Interior and justice ministers...
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Ostracised, sacked … and even arrested: the fate of whistleblowers at the UN
Ostracised, sacked … and even arrested: the fate of whistleblowers at the UN
Former employees say United Nations is failing to protect those who report corruption, malpractice or sexual abuse...
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CAIRO: Egyptian security forces killed 12 people on Sunday, including Mexican tourists, after mistakenly targeting their vehicles while chasing jihadists in the country's west, the interior ministry said. The desert...
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Al Qaeda chief urges lone wolf attacks in U.S., West
Al Qaeda chief urges lone wolf attacks in U.S., West
Ayman al-Zawahri calls on young Muslim men in the West to focus on "moving the war to the heart of the homes and cities" of the West and the U.S. in particular. Mana Rabiee reports....
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Egyptian forces mistakenly fire on desert safari, killing 12
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Egyptian security forces hunting for militants in a remote area of the western desert mistakenly fired on a group of tourists on a safari, killing at least 12...
California wildfires destroy nearly 500 homes
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Clashes escalate at Jerusalem's al-Aqsa mosque
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Novak Djokovic wins US Open 2015 final beating Roger Federer in epic battle
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British PM meets Syrian refugees in Lebanon
British PM meets Syrian refugees in Lebanon
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In church address, Hillary Clinton pledges to be nicer to the media
In church address, Hillary Clinton pledges to be nicer to the media
Back in March, Hillary Clinton gave an address at a journalism awards ceremony and used the occasion...
Trump embraces role as bully, bids Perry a thorny farewell
Trump embraces role as bully, bids Perry a thorny farewell
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France suspends Turkey consul over refugees
France suspends Turkey consul over refugees
France has suspended an honorary consul in Turkey’s coastal town of Bodrum over reports that...
Russian cargo planes 'carrying aid' arrive in Syria
Russian cargo planes 'carrying aid' arrive in Syria
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As Jeremy Corbyn becomes Labour leader, do you hear that? It's the sound of new politics
As Jeremy Corbyn becomes Labour leader, do you hear that? It's the sound of new politics
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Patel caste to go ahead with banned protest in Gujarat
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