Venezuela
Self-declared interim president Juan Guaido returns to Caracas despite arrest threats.
Algeria
Anti-government rallies continues despite ailing president's proposal to hold new polls if he wins fifth term in office.
by Djamila Ould Khettab
Middle East
Brexit
Djibouti
by Faisal Edroos
by Asad Hashim
Republic of the Congo
by Tariq Zaidi
Inside Story
Niger
by Giacomo Zandonini
Thousands of women and children lived under ISIL by force, by choice, or by birth. Now, many of them want to go home.
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Opposition leader Guaido returns to Venezuela
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Khashoggi's body believed burned at Saudi consul's home
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India-Pakistan tensions: Who won the war of perceptions?
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Baffled by Brexit? Four key questions answered simply
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Guaido's military mutiny miscalculation
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Modern life fails to intrude on Djibouti's 'White Gold' miners
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In Pakistan-administered Kashmir, a shrinking pro-freedom space
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Hundreds in Syria's Baghouz 'surrender' amid slowdown in fighting
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Comedian Trevor Noah slammed for mocking India-Pakistan crisis
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Bouteflika confirms bid for fifth term amid ongoing protests
by Ajai Shukla
by Bill Law
by Tony Greenstein
by Samreen Mushtaq– Mudasir Amin
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Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist, who worked at Reuters for over 30 years, has died after a battle with cancer.
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People across India come out on the streets as they celebrate India's attack avenging a suicide bombing in Kashmir.
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