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Germany Paralysed as Transport Workers Launch Nationwide Strike Over Working Conditions
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Kenya-Somalia border to re-open after nearly 15 years, William Ruto says
In a speech, he asked all residents of Mandera, which has been targeted several times, to “join in the battle against al-Shabab. These al-Shabab are useless, I want to assure that Kenya will work together with you, just help us combat these criminals and terrorists.”
Bangladesh Daily Star: Inside the night a mob burned a newspaper
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Islamabad — Pakistan’s Military Spokesperson Warns Afghanistan to End Cross-Border Terrorism; Says Parliament Will Decide on Any Gaza Deployment
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