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Guinea Bissau's president Jose Mario Vaz, seen during the March legislative elections campaign, was accused of sowing "total disorder" by sacked premier Aristide Gomes, who refused to step down as a political crisis deepened
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08.08.2024
Guinea Bissau pre-vote crisis deepens
Last week's flooding forced the closure of nearly 50 roads and halted train services, as well as forcing the diversion of 37 flights
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08.08.2024
One week on, death toll rises to 4 from Spain flash flooding
Ukrainian nationalists have staged a series of protests against President Volodymyr Zelensky's peace process with Moscow-backed separatists
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08.08.2024
Ukraine foes start troop withdrawal in east
Map of Cameroon locating deadly landslide in the western city of Bafoussam
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08.08.2024
At least 30 killed in landslide in west Cameroon
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The number of Venezuelan refugees and migrants is expected to reach 6.5 million in the coming year
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Caracas slams UN-EU conference on Venezuela crisis
Members of a delegation of European Union parliamentarians drive to a hotel during a lockdown in Srinagar, the main city in Indian-administered Kashmir on October 29, 2019
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Gunmen kill five migrant workers in Kashmir as EU lawmakers visit
Electronic money and "bond" notes -- a legal tender pegged to the US dollar -- were introduced to ease cash shortages
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Zimbabwe to boost cash supply with new notes
Cyberattacks targeting sporting and anti-doping organisations, including WADA, began on September 16, 2019 and took aim at least 16 international agencies
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Moscow-linked hackers hit anti-doping agencies: Microsoft
Rescue boats run by aid agencies have saved hundreds of migrants attempting the Mediterranean crossing to Europe in what are often overcrowded, fragile craft
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Paris, Berlin and Rome to take 194 migrants rescued from Med
In January 2019, Austrian Post said it would delete a database of the likely political affinities of around 2.2 million customers after privacy campaigners likened the practice to the Facebook data-sharing scandal
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Austrian Post fined over customer data misuse
The blaze broke out on September 27
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France opens negligence probe into chemical plant inferno
Brexit supporters will be hoping a December general election breaks the deadlock
World 08.08.2024
'Not another one!' Britons brace for yet another vote
Forest guards stand next to wooden crosses bearing the names of their killed colleagues during a protest near the Romanian Parliament building in Bucharest
World 08.08.2024
Romanian rangers protest deaths of colleagues fighting illegal logging
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