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Fawzia Koofi was one of just two Afghan women invited to Moscow earlier this month for informal meetings with the Taliban
World
06.08.2024
'I felt powerful': Afghan trailblazer who confronted Taliban on women
Kim Jong Un arrived in Hanoi Tuesday following a marathon 4,000-kilometre (2,500-mile) journey through China on his trademark olive green armoured train
World
06.08.2024
Thrill seekers: Hanoi tours offer visitors taste of summit action
The statue of Sir Stamford Raffles is painted on one side to blend into the background building to commemorate the Singapore Bicentennial marking the 200th anniversary of the British arriving in Singapore
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06.08.2024
Glory and disgrace: The complex legacy of Singapore founder Raffles
Photograph released by Pakistan's Inter Services Public Relations shows damage in hilly terrain in the Balakot area where Pakistan said Indian planes briefly violated its airspace
World
06.08.2024
Pakistan accuses India of launching strike across Kashmir border
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Mexican journalist Jorge Ramos was among a crew of six briefly detained by Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro at the presidential palace in Caracas
World 06.08.2024
Univision journalists freed after detention by Venezuela's Maduro
Pell's trial, held in Melbourne, was subject to a blanket gag order that even blocked the reporting of its existence
World 06.08.2024
Open justice or fair trial? Australia's gagging of the Pell case
Cardinal George Pell leaves the County Court of Victoria after a jury unanimously found him guilty on one count of sexual abuse and four counts of indecent assault against two boys in the 1990s
World 06.08.2024
'It's a miracle': Abuse survivors, supporters react to Pell verdict
The island of Robinson Crusoe Island, in the Juan Fernandez Islands, off the coast of Chile, has a fragile ecosystem threatened by plastics and industrial fishing
World 06.08.2024
Robinson Crusoe island sets example for the world in conservation
Dutch skipper Cor Vonk's family has for decades been allowed to pull their fishing hauls from British waters under EU rules
World 06.08.2024
Dutch fishermen fear stormy Brexit seas ahead
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un was surrounded by aides and bodyguards
World 06.08.2024
Good morning Vietnam! Grinning Kim in colourful station arrival
A blue whale off the coast of Los Angeles
World 06.08.2024
Blue whales 'hedge their bets' in search for food: study
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is accusing the American government of manufacturing a crisis in an attempt to start a war in South America
World 06.08.2024
Maduro says US wants to 'fabricate' Venezuela crisis to start war
Cardinal George Pell leaves the County Court of Victoria on Tuesday after a suppression order was lifted, allowing the media to report he had been found guilty of sexually assaulting two choirboys, becoming the most senior Catholic cleric ever convicte...
World 06.08.2024
Cardinal Pell: Australia's disgraced top Catholic cleric
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