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Industrial fire in U.S. state of Illinois allowed to burn

00:57 A massive industrial fire broke out at a chemical plant in the U.S. state of Illinois on Monday.The fire will likely be allowed to burn for days as officials hope to protect the n

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Macron says G7 is not a club hostile to China

French President Emmanuel Macron said on Sunday that the G7 group of nations is not a club that is hostile to China and should work with the Asian economy on multiple fronts, including climate change

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One killed, 10 kidnapped in Nigerian school raid

One student was killed and at least 10 people were kidnapped when gunmen raided a school in northern Nigeria, officials told Reuters on Friday.The gunmen attacked the main campus of the Nuhu Bamalli

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Three rockets hit air base in Iraq's Salahudin province

At least three Katyusha rockets on Wednesday struck an Iraqi military airbase in Salahudin province, north of the capital Baghdad, a provincial security source said.The incident took place in the eve

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Two Chinese mining employees kidnapped in western Niger: report

Two Chinese employees of a mining company near western Niger's borders with Mali and Burkina Faso were kidnapped by armed men, Tillaberi region's Governor Ibrahim TijaniKatiella told AFP on Monday.Th

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China calls on Washington to invite WHO to U.S. to study virus origins

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin on Friday called on the U.S. to invite World Health Organization (WHO) experts to its soil to study the origins of COVID-19 and explain the country's

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Danish PM sees no damage in relationship to allies after U.S. spy case

The prime minister of Denmark on Wednesday said she did not believe Denmark needed to restore its relationships with its allies after the United States spied on European leaders through Danish inform

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About 10,000 volunteers have quit Tokyo Olympics, say reports

About 10,000 of the 80,000 volunteers to help this summer's Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics have pulled out, Kyodo News said on Wednesday, citing the Japanese organizing committee."There's no doubt th

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At least 23 African migrants drown in shipwreck off Tunisia, NGO says

At least 23 migrants from Africa drowned in a shipwreck off Tunisia as they tried to cross the Mediterranean from Libya to Italy, and 70 were rescued, the Tunisian Red Crescent humanitarian organizat

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Students abducted after gunmen attack on school in Nigeria

A group of gunmen killed one resident and abducted students following an attack in Nigeria's north-central state of Niger, according to local authorities on Sunday.Adamu Usman, police chief in Niger

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Captain fully responsible for grounding of Ever Given in Suez Canal

The captain of the Ever Given was fully responsible for the grounding of the huge cargo vessel that blocked the canal for six days in March, according to Egypt's Suez Canal Authority (SCA) on Sunday.

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Lithuania bans all flights from crossing Belarus' airspace

Lithuania on Monday said it would not authorize any departing or arriving flights that cross Belarusian airspace, a day after Belarus forced a Vilnius-bound plane to land and arrested a journalist on

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Iran inspection agreement extended by one month: UN nuclear watchdog

The UN nuclear watchdog and Iran have agreed to extend an agreement to monitor Tehran's nuclear activities by one month, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said Monday."The equipment and t

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Lebanon's Hariri will not form cabinet catering to president's wishes

FILE PHOTO: Lebanon's prime minister-designate Saad al-Hariri said on Saturday he will not form a cabinet that simply caters to President Michel Aoun's wishes. /Xinhua Lebanon's prime minister

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What’s the history of Chinese immigration to the U.S.?

04:09 The history of Chinesepeoplein America is a story of struggle against racism and persecution, but the lesser-told narrative is how this population became an integral part of Ameri

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UN chief calls for immediate ceasefire between Israelis, Palestinians

The continued attacks between Israel and Palestinian militants are "unacceptable,” UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres told the UN General Assembly on Thursday, saying "the clashes should end immed

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Biden speaks to Netanyahu, urges de-escalation

U.S. President Joe Biden told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday morning that he expects to see a significant de-escalation today in the Gaza conflict, according to the White Hous