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No one was injured in the collision at Frankfurt Airport, pictured here in March 2019
World
09.08.2024
Two planes in 'minor' collision at Frankfurt airport
The US and South Korea last year cancelled several joint drills to aid diplomatic overtures to Pyongyang
World
09.08.2024
US, S. Korea postpone joint drills in 'act of goodwill'
The violence in Paris was the worst in the French capital in months
World
09.08.2024
'Yellow vest' anniversary protests lead to 254 arrests
Sudanese farmers like Othman Idris say Ethiopia's construction of a controversial dam on the Blue Nile is a dream come true that would regulate flooding during rainy seasons
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09.08.2024
Sudanese hope Ethiopian dam ends Blue Nile floods
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The elephant was tracked for days by forestry officers and tranquilised after a deadly rampage killed five villagers
World 09.08.2024
Rogue elephant dies in captivity after killing villagers
The protests flared hours after it was announced at midnight on Friday that the price of petrol would be raised by 50 percent for the first 60 litres (16 gallons) and by 300 percent for anything above that each month
World 09.08.2024
Iran leader backs petrol price hike that sparked protests
A string of recent incidents has intensified speculation over Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's capacity to lead
World 09.08.2024
Life taking 'toll on my health': Philippines' Duterte
Saudi Arabia is pulling out all the stops to ensure the success of the Aramco IPO
World 09.08.2024
Aramco declares $1.71 trillion valuation in blockbuster IPO
Gotabaya Rajapaksa is set to become Sri Lanka's new president after winning Saturday's election
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Gotabaya Rajapaksa, Sri Lanka's new "Terminator" president
Protests in Iran against petrol price hikes and rationing have left one dead and more injured
World 09.08.2024
Iran's Khamenei backs petrol price hike decision: state TV
On Sunday Belarusian voters will elect 110 MPs to the House of Representatives, the lower chamber of what the opposition calls a rubber-stamp parliament
World 09.08.2024
Belarus polls under scrutiny as strongman reaches out to West
Several mass rallies are planned for Sunday in cities across Lebanon to keep up the pressure on the country's rulers
World 09.08.2024
Lebanon tycoon forgoes PM job under protest pressure
The annual demonstation marking the 1973 student uprising against Greece's US-backed military dictatorship regularly descends into violence
World 09.08.2024
Greece braces for violence-prone annual demo
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