Investigation into alleged Afghanistan war crimes gets green signal
Investigation into war crimes and crimes against humanity in Afghanistan got green signal from International Criminal Court.
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Turkish parliamentarians joins fistfight after MP criticises Erdogan
Turkish parliamentarians have joined the fistfight, some climbing over desks to throw punches,after MP criticises Erdogan.
British airline goes into administration as Corona hurts demand
British largest independent regional airline Flybe goes into administration as Corona-virus hurts demand,already reeling under financial issues.
Moroccan journalist to appear at a court for second hearing
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Health Secretary defends Priti Patel over bullying claim
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Afghan President rejects Taliban prisoner release
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Apple expected to launch a budget-friendly phone
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Anti-corruption party takes lead in Slovakia election
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Aasia Bibi acquitted of blasphemy offered asylum in France
Aasia Bibi a Pakistani woman who was acquitted of blasphemy last year,She has been living in Canada after leaving Pakistan…