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Garbage piles up in the streets of Yemen's Taiz and residents line up for gas as the city, encircled by Houthi forces, struggles with shortages of basic items.
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The scene in Marseille, France, as overnight curfews in violence-hit zones of the country's biggest cities helped bring respite from its worst unrest in years, the government said, ahead of more protests planned for the
Brazilian influencer Tabatha Lenk's stolen phone highlights a wave of cellphone thefts that has become a major issue in the country's election campaign, with rival candidates proposing tougher penalties for offenders. Lu
France’s riots plunge Emmanuel Macron’s final months as president deeper into turmoil, with Marine Le Pen standing to gain from the fallout. A drone strike on the border between Sudan and South Sudan leaves more than 150
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