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• Mozambique conflict: Why are US forces there?
• Mourners line Tanzania streets at ex-President Magufuli funeral
• Thousands protest against Israel's Netanyahu ahead of vote
• Women mark Mothers' Day in Beirut with march to damaged port
• Biden administration to launch cyber attacks on Russia as feud with Putin escalates
• Yemen rebels admit tear gas behind fire at migrant detention
• Four in 10 Britons believe Brexit boosted Britain's pandemic response
• US ties with Russia, China sink as Biden toes tough lines
• UN secretary general urges U.S. to lead global effort against extremism
• UN says 8 children killed, 33 wounded this month in Yemen
• Uganda: Lions found dead in Queen Elizabeth National Park
• US businesses near border struggle with boundaries' closure
• 10 things you need to know today: March 20, 2021
• Egypt receives 2nd shipment of vaccine as gift from China
• In poor districts, pandemic overwhelms school counselors
• Forgotten English operas to be revived after long being ignored in favour of European classics
• Alaska summit: China had 'defensive response' when US raised hot-button issues, Antony Blinken says
• Strong quake shakes Japan; minor injuries, no major damage
• India, US to expand military engagement, defense ties
• Turkey withdraws from European treaty protecting women
• UN official: Myanmar people want UN sanctions, peacekeepers
• A New Year in Iran, but the country's crises remain the same
• UN says no international staff left in North Korea
• Critics of Brazil's president being targeted by security law
• The World This Week: The EU and U.K.'s Vaccine Feud
• Sources: Feds have no evidence yet for GA hate crime charge
• British-Iranian man in solitary confinement in notorious Iran prison 'after discussing politics in a coffee shop'

Mozambique conflict: Why are US forces there? Posted:

Mourners line Tanzania streets at ex-President Magufuli funeral Posted:

Thousands protest against Israel's Netanyahu ahead of vote Posted:

Women mark Mothers' Day in Beirut with march to damaged port Posted:

Biden administration to launch cyber attacks on Russia as feud with Putin escalates Posted:

Yemen rebels admit tear gas behind fire at migrant detention Posted:

Four in 10 Britons believe Brexit boosted Britain's pandemic response Posted:

US ties with Russia, China sink as Biden toes tough lines Posted:

UN secretary general urges U.S. to lead global effort against extremism Posted:

UN says 8 children killed, 33 wounded this month in Yemen Posted:

Uganda: Lions found dead in Queen Elizabeth National Park Posted:

US businesses near border struggle with boundaries' closure Posted:

10 things you need to know today: March 20, 2021 Posted:

Egypt receives 2nd shipment of vaccine as gift from China Posted:

In poor districts, pandemic overwhelms school counselors Posted:

Forgotten English operas to be revived after long being ignored in favour of European classics Posted:

Alaska summit: China had 'defensive response' when US raised hot-button issues, Antony Blinken says Posted:

Strong quake shakes Japan; minor injuries, no major damage Posted:

India, US to expand military engagement, defense ties Posted:

Turkey withdraws from European treaty protecting women Posted:

UN official: Myanmar people want UN sanctions, peacekeepers Posted:

A New Year in Iran, but the country's crises remain the same Posted:

UN says no international staff left in North Korea Posted:

Critics of Brazil's president being targeted by security law Posted:

The World This Week: The EU and U.K.'s Vaccine Feud Posted:

Sources: Feds have no evidence yet for GA hate crime charge Posted:

British-Iranian man in solitary confinement in notorious Iran prison 'after discussing politics in a coffee shop' Posted:

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