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Leaving the IWC means Japanese whalers will be able to resume hunting in Japanese coastal waters of minke and other whales currently protected by the IWC
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01.08.2024
Japan announces IWC withdrawal, will resume commercial whaling
Libyan authorities say they want to develop the olive oil industry, but farmers and workers view such pledges with scepticism
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01.08.2024
Libya's 'green gold' olive industry hit by export ban
The powerful tsunami struck Saturday night without warning, sweeping over popular beaches and inundating tourist hotels and coastal communities
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01.08.2024
Indonesia rescuers scramble to reach isolated tsunami-struck towns
South Korean President Moon Jae-in and the North's leader Kim Jong Un agreed to hold a ceremony pledging them to reconnect road and rail links between their two countries when they met in September
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01.08.2024
Two Koreas to pledge road, rail links on divided peninsula
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US President Donald Trump wants a wall on the Mexico border, which he claims will stem migration from Latin American countries plagued by gang violence and poverty
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Second Guatemalan migrant child dies in US custody
South Korean President Moon Jae-in and the North's leader Kim Jong Un agreed to hold a ceremony pledging them to reconnect road and rail links between their two countries when they met in September
World 01.08.2024
Two Koreas to pledge road, rail links on divided peninsula
The liberation of pro-democracy activists came days before elections in DR Congo
World 01.08.2024
DRCongo frees pro-democracy activists after year in jail
US President Donald Trump wants a wall on the Mexico border, which he claims will stem migration from Latin American countries plagued by gang violence and poverty
World 01.08.2024
Second Guatemalan migrant child dies in US custody
Abiy Ahmed has won international praise for his reformist agenda
World 01.08.2024
Ethiopia creates reconciliation council to tackle ethnic violence
According to a decree by Russian Prime Minister Dmitri Medvedev, pictured September 2018, 245 individuals and seven companies, mostly in the energy and defence sectors, were sanctioned by Moscow
World 01.08.2024
Russia expands economic sanctions on Ukraine
Recognising 'some of life's baffling paradoxes'
World 01.08.2024
Queen warns of 'tribalism' in Christmas address
Map locating main cities in Sudan affected by protests over bread price increases.
World 01.08.2024
Protest hits Sudan capital as police block march on palace
America's withdrawal will make it easier for Turkey to go after Kurdish fighters
World 01.08.2024
Doubts over Turkey ability to 'eradicate' IS after US pull-out
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