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Thousands protest South Korean president as older conservatives grumble
Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of Seoul on Saturday in the fourth straight weekend of protest against embattled ...Trump University lawsuits settled for $25 million
US President-elect Donald Trump has agreed to a $25 million settlement in class action lawsuits accusing the now-defunct Trump University of fraud ...EU fails to reach migrant sharing accord
EU interior ministers said Friday they remained far from reaching a compromise on how to share the burden of migrants who have ...Donors pledge 2 billion euros for Central African Republic
International donors promised 2.06 billion euros ($2.2 billion)for the Central African Republic on Thursday, seeking to cement a recovery from three years ...Another 100 migrants feared drowned in Mediterranean
A hundred migrants were feared drowned Thursday after yet another migrant shipwreck off the Libyan coast, raising the number of those missing ...Slovenia amends constitution to ensure right to water
Green-friendly Slovenia amended its constitution on Thursday to ensure access to drinkable water was a fundamental right for all citizens and could ...UN warns of mass atrocities in South Sudan
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon is warning of a "very real risk of mass atrocities" in South Sudan and that peacekeepers deployed in ...Putin withdraws Russia from International Criminal Court
President Vladimir Putin signed an executive order on Wednesday removing Russia\'s signature from the International Criminal Court\'s founding treaty, piling pressure on ...Syria, backed by ally Russia, renews assault on rebels
Syria\'s government and its ally Russia launched Tuesday a wide-ranging assault on rebel strongholds with renewed strikes on the besieged eastern neighbourhoods ...Suicide bombers kill 12 in Iraqi cities of Fallujah, Karbala
Suicide bombers targeted two major cities in Iraq on Monday, striking security forces in the Sunni city of Fallujah and Shiite pilgrims ...
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