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Protesters battled riot police firing tear gas and rubber bullets on two consecutive days over the weekend
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07.08.2024
Address protest grievances, AmCham tells Hong Kong leaders
Police say a shooting at a food festival in California caused multiple casualties
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07.08.2024
Multiple victims as shooter opens fire at US food festival
Police say a shooting at a food festival in California caused multiple casualties
World
07.08.2024
Multiple victims as shooter opens fire at US food festival: police
The Polish artist has spent more than two decades carving the rugged insides of the seven cave churches and chapels of the monastery with designs inspired by biblical stories
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07.08.2024
Artist adorns Egyptian cave church with biblical art
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Tiananmen Square's red banner flies at half-mast to honour former premier Li Peng
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China flag flies at half-mast for Tiananmen crackdown leader
As Cubans like these young people seen recently in Havana enjoy increasing internet connectivity, the government plans to maintain tight controls
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Cuba expands internet access, but under a very wary eye
"It's insane," said American Kyle Giersdorf, alias "Bugha," after winning the first Fortnite world championship in the solo division
World 07.08.2024
American teen 'Bugha' becomes solo Fortnite champ, winning $3 mn
American Kyle Giersdorf, alias 'Bugha', is the first Fortnite world champion in the solo division
World 07.08.2024
American 16-year-old becomes solo Fortnite champ, winning $3 mn
In this handout picture released by Andina, Peruvian President Martin Vizcarra addresses the congress in Lima, Peru, on July 28, 2019. Vizcarra proposed early elections to end "institutional crisis"
World 07.08.2024
Peru's president urges elections to end 'institutional crisis'
People march in San Juan, Puerto Rico on July 25, 2019, one day after the resignation of Governor Ricardo Rossello
World 07.08.2024
Puerto Rico: new twist in leadership crisis
Despite US President Donald Trump's criticisms Washington has, in fact, won the majority of complaints it has filed with the World Trade Organization, whose Geneva headquarters are pictured
World 07.08.2024
US 'pressure' tactic on WTO will fail: China state media
The Waiapi people inhabit territory rich in minerals and deep inside the Amazon that's seen as desirable by miners
World 07.08.2024
Brazil police probe tribal leader's killing, village invasion
Soldiers aboard a truck patrol during a violent protest by Shiite Muslims demanding the release of their detained leader Ibrahim Zakzaky on July 23, 2019 in Abuja
World 07.08.2024
Nigerian govt bans Shiite group after deadly clashes
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